Jellyrolls

This is a fun place. Lots of energy, especially later in the evening. The busier they get the harder to get drinks ordered. Something they should have worked on to keep the profits rolling in. The piano players are so much fun. Try them out before it’s gone!

A very unique experience that will sleep you entertained all night long. You can request songs for them to play on the piano all night long, and they do each of them really well. If you provide a tip with your request it pushes it up the list. We struggled to figure out how to manage Disney transport and get here and back, so keep that in mind because it's open late. Be prepared, drink menu has no prices listed. Ours were in the $15-20 range each. Free popcorn! DVC member and annual pass gets $2 off cover charge Mon-Thurs.

Don’t come here for the service, food is nonexistent… you come here for the performance! You write song recommendations on napkins and send them up to performers with tips, and you sing along and have as much fun as possible! Things to keep in mind: 1) this place doesn’t serve food! They offer popcorn to snack on, but you should come after eating a good meal! 2) the place has a cover charge! It was $22 when I visited last. It is also 21 and up. 3) it gets loud! 4) the servers are doing ALOT!!! I think there were only 2 for the entire place. Be kind, be patient.

Very slow night on Sunday. hardly anyone around on the boardwalk. The young girl checking identification pointed for me to go in. I walked to the left through the doors, not seeing the turnstile. When I looked down, I happened to see it before I entered another door and also saw the ticket window. I approached the ticket window to inquire about admission. When I turned around the young lady from outside, checking identification, and another young male appeared right behind me. The two of them had me cornered! Very uncomfortable experience and when I asked what I did wrong, no one answered me. They just looked at me. Goodness we were wanting to enjoy their business! We are not patronizing this location as a result! First impressions are loud!

We were there on both a Friday and Saturday night. Both nights were standing room only. Pianists were top notch, but Fridays nights duo was better...so quality could vary. Pricey night with a $20 cover per person and drinks being Disney prices, but we expected that so were prepared. We think it was totally worth it and will definitely be back - we sang along for hours!!!

What a fun place! I never imagined I'd have so much fun here. The pianists were on fire and played songs (many of which I didn't know) ranging from 70s, country, Taylor Swift to Eminem. It was so entertaining and I danced a bunch with my friend. A great place to visit when in Orlando.

Fun adult night out. The musicians are very talented. Drinks are expensive but that was expected. Cover was $22. We stayed for about 2 hours. No food options. Atmosphere is fun but crowded.

Piano bar with the best entertainment! This is located right on Disney's Boardwalk. There were four guys throughout the night circulating on two pianos, and they all had their own, unique personalities to bring to the experience. They were so nice and funny, taking requests from the whole crowd. The theme was technically '80s for the evening, but they would also take other requests as well. The music ranged from classics to Creed to Taylor Swift... the variety was awesome. Everyone in the place was having an amazing time. There was a $22 cover, but it was totally worth it. We will be back soon!

Jellyrolls was my favorite place we went to on our most recent trip to Disney. The dueling piano setup is so fun, and the performers are all fantastic! Drinks are actually decently priced, and the waitresses are pretty quick. I would recommend going on the early side (before the pianists start) to get a good table close to the stage, because it becomes standing room early pretty quickly! You do have to pay a cover, but for how fun this spot is, it's worth it! I would definitely recommend a visit!! Food: N/A Drinks: B Service: B Ambiance: A

At the end of September, we traveled to Disney World in Orlando to be at the happiest place on Earth. While we were there, we went to Jellyrolls to hear the Dueling Pianos. It is located on the Boardwalk near the Epcot Resorts. It's free admission. This was such a fun place!! The musicians played music from the 70s, 80s, and 90s. We sang along because we knew the words! Everyone was singing. It is very loud in there, so if you have a problem with that, you might wear ear plugs. They do not serve food here, but you can order drinks, and they do give you free popcorn! Some of the guests were dancing on the dance floor. The servers were very busy, but they were efficient and friendly. We took the Skyliner there. Unfortunately, the rain came down for a bit. We didn't care because we were having a great time!

12/10 always have a great time here. Great music. Great pianists. Great service. Little loud. Floors are a little sticky but overall a great hole in the wall place to listen to music. 21+ no kids allowed. And no food served. Just complimentary popcorn along with a drink purchase. Very kind people. Attracts a varied crowd. Sundays are the most busy so go another night if you don't want to be stepped on. $22 cover unless you work there I think they get a discount. Great time all around.

Could not love or recommend Jellyrolls more! This dueling pianos bar is such a good time! Doors open at 7 and the music starts at 8 and goes all the way to 1:45am. The bar itself is large and does have a lot of table seating but it fills up quickly so definitely get there early if you'd like a table! The service is very and friendly. They bring drinks out rather quickly and keep the popcorn popping. I will say, my only negative to Jellyrolls is the pricing of drinks. I ordered a mocktail for $15...you have to purchase the mocktail in a souvenir cup so it drives the price up. We ordered 3 drinks and a beer and our total was $50...which feels a little pricey. The music is awesome and you of course can make requests via napkins for the players to play. They do a really good job at making sure the music is really diverse so it's not too much new or too much old school. Such a fun experience and cannot wait to come back!

Whenever I'm here at the boardwalk area, we always stop by Jellyrolls. This is a dueling piano bar where they play a lot of really great songs and the performers are amazing. They have a wide repertoire of songs that they're able to play. They played almost everything from classics to the songs on the radio. They're always immensely talented and I'm always so enamored by their abilities. The space itself has a cool set up the outer section is raised and section down below is almost like a pit section where you end up being closer to the performers. There is a bar to the right and there's also a wait staff that will come around if you're sitting at a table. When you first walk in it's almost like a concert venue where you pay the person at the window and then you're able to have access to the inside. They are located on one of the ends of the boardwalk so if you're staying at one of the hotels right there and it's easy access to get there. This is a very cool venue and place to meet up for a great time.

We had a great time. Stopped here with friends after dinner at the Flying Fish (on the boardwalk). What a blast. Extremely talented musicians who play whatever song that is requested. Incredible. FREE popcorn that is brought to you by your server. She acts as your bartender taking orders and bringing you your drinks. So, you write your song requests on napkins and then they start playing. They will play anything and everything. Extremely talented guys who play for about an hour at a time and then they trade out and take a break. What a great time. Our biggest complaint...we sent up multiple songs WITH cash and none of them got played. We stayed for 2 hours so there was plenty of time BUT they also fill the top 3rd of each piano with requests from people too so. Definitely worth a visit but not sure how you can get past the security at the gate without a dinner reservation. That is the one caveat to be aware of...it is a part of a Disney property and as a result you need to have a purpose for being there...I don't know if "I am headed to the Jellyrolls if that is reason enough. Fun Experience ... Fun Evening There is a $20 cover charge and must be 21+ in order to get in. Bubba, the bouncer was chill, btw.

I wanted to like this place..I truly did..and it was ok..the entertainers on the pianos are AMAZING. All so talented and they take great care to get to all requests. That's where it ends..service is slow and forgetful, I would have given them a pass had it been busy, it wasn't..it was just lack of caring or experience on our servers part. If I was local, I would have given this another shot, but being a tourist it's literally one shot to make the impression and this misses the mark.

Awesome Disney entertainment behind Epcot. I see bad Yelp reviews complaining about the cover charge and either being too loud or not catering enough to the young bar crowd. To answer those reviews, let's make it clear that Jellyrolls is in the Epcot resorts part of Walt Disney World, mostly DVC timeshares. I am a DVC timeshare owner myself and my home resort is nearby (Beach Club). Most DVC owners are in the 40-60 year range, so you would expect most songs requested in the bar to reflect those ages. Regardless, I was in town for a business conference and attended with a group to hear a variety of music from the 1960s to current, including a compilation of Disney songs for the Disney geeks. Yes, you can attend without having to actually stay in the Epcot resorts area. The people who work at Jellyrolls are all Disney cast members and they are very talented. When you attend a Disney theme park, some of the money paid for your park ticket goes to paying for entertainment, such as fireworks, shows and parades. Why should there be a problem with a $20 cover charge for quality entertainment? If you are in Epcot during a late night closing, walk-out the World Showcase exit and enjoy a few hours of fun. Also recommend using Lyft to get there.

Dueling pianos is my absolute favorite and this spot has the best I have ever seen. They are so talented and can do any song. I love this place with tables and bar stools all facing the pianos. They don't have any food here but have free popcorn. I would suggest getting here a little early if you want to get a seat cause it fills up fast. The drinks are a little pricey but not bad. I go here everytime I'm in Disney!

The greatest bat in the country. Hands down - amazing, every time! Do not miss JellyRolls

$12 for high noons, but the music is fantastic. I went on a girl's trip for my birthday weekend and it dawned on me that no kids meant we could be awake for as long as we wanted. My other friend was down to check out Jellyrolls and Atlantic Dance Hall (which I will also review), so we walked over after Harmonious, which ended up being about 10 p.m. It was a Saturday night, so conceivably this is the busiest they get, which isn't super busy. However, at 10 p.m. there weren't any tables open. It was easy enough for us to stand, but that's why another friend left, because she was done standing after being at Disney all day. They switched out pianists every hour. We weren't big fans of the first two, but luckily they switched pretty soon after we got there and then by the time the first two came back, we had drank a bit so it was better. Drinks are pricey! $12 high noons. It's also $18 cover charge so they must stay in business by this upcharge in drinks. The clientele here is older, like 40-50 is their sweet spot. However, at 32 I loved a majority of the music. They had Elton John, Beyonce, Hanson, Celine Dion, it was all over the place. I sang my heart out and just had a great time. However, I think you need to be with people who are down to have a good time too. This place is what you make of it. Even when it got pretty empty at midnight, we were still jamming out. It closes at 1:45 a.m. which is 45 minutes later than the Dance Hall. (Yes, we actually closed out the place). This isn't a cocktail bar. The menu reminded me of college, which is why we stuck with high noons, but you aren't coming here to eat. They do have free popcorn, which we started eating at 1 a.m. This is a fun place, but only if you're a little older and dorky. It fit me perfectly.

I definitely advise getting here early. We did and the only seats available were across from the bar. We loved our seats because we had a great view, but as the night progressed it was shoulder to shoulder standing room only. This was my first time experiencing dueling pianos and it was amazing! Staff was friendly and dressed up! Definitely recommend

Amazing, IF you are a music buff and are here to sing and enjoy the night with strangers. Come with a list of songs and some $5s. Eat BEFORE you come, and do not leave. Stay, drink water between drinks, and have a PBJ waiting for you back at the hotel when they close at 1:45. You will not regret it!!

Started out having a good time. The performers are AH-MAZINGLY talented. There were a few groups of "Bride Squads", one of which was louder than the performers and sloppy;to be expected, I suppose. The performers were catering to the crowd, also, to be expected. Country went over very well, while Billy Joel and The Beatles...not so much. Out of no where, "Proud to be an American" was being sung in stage. Complete with two huge American flags being waved on stage, and the crowd singing and fist pumping along. Now... This venue is on Disney property, where people visit from all over the world, in the resort area of EPCOT, where all countries are celebrated. The performance was capped off with the crowd chanting "USA" repeatedly. We couldn't get out of there fast enough. Funny, though, when we got outside, the follow-up song was Bohemian Rhapsody. Jeez, figure yourself out, Jellyrolls.

Was fun good performers. Great bar. Went early in the week so not many audience members.

Such a lively spot to enjoy! The talent is great and will play a huge variety, plus they take requests and are wonderfully interactive with the guests. There's two bars & at least three bartenders at each the night I was there, so the wait for drinks was never too long. It's definitely a popular spot though; when we arrived it was standing room only!

While visiting the Disney parks in Orlando, my boyfriend's family and I decided to change it up and spend one of our evenings enjoying the boardwalk. After playing a few boardwalk games and taking in the scenery, we decided to pop into Jellyrolls for a drink. They grew up going to Disney World and said they weren't used to seeing Jellyrolls so packed and so much like a regular bar, but we all had a blast! When I say packed, it was PACKED! There was no where to sit and we couldn't even find a place to set our drinks down at first. It was fine though because with it being a dueling piano bar, we wanted to dance anyway! I didn't think I'd have the energy to do so after so many Disney days in a row, but the performers were so lively, they somehow got me to power through! I have been to many a piano bar, but Jellyrolls definitely nears the top of my list for favorite piano bar experiences. I definitely plan to go again and recommend you do as well!

Be warned. Cover is $18 and drinks are extremely pricey. But it's Disney property, so that's expected. If you're willing and able to afford it, Jelly Rolls is the best piano bar around. High quality, classy and full of talent!

I recently went to this dueling piano bar for the 2nd time! We went to celebrate a friends birthday! I would say the crowd on this particular Saturday night was a little older than my previous experience. Our group did pay cash with multiple song requests but I feel that in general most of the songs that were played were a little bit dated. I do understand that the experience depends on the audience each night though! The staff was great! They had a lot of drink options (although no drink menu) and free popcorn! I would definitely return!

I love this place! My daughter and I decided to check it out our first night at Disney. 5 Stars come with some factors: you have to go ready to have a good time, you have to engage, you have to get there early and get an up front table, you have to expect Disney prices for drinks. We got there 10 minutes before they opened and sat right in front. We made friends with the family at the next table. Laughed and danced with them all night. There is an $18 cover charge to get in. We were there for about 5 hours and our drink bill was about $150 before tip. So, expect to spend some money if you are drinking. The most cost effective thing would be to buy the drink that comes in the souvenir cup. It was like $30+ and refills were cheaper. This would've cost us less in the long run. Instead we were drinking vodka and shots. It adds up quickly. The pianists were very talented. There is never a break. Two would play for about an hour, two others would join them, then the first two would take a break. They rotated like this all night. It amazes me how many songs they know. You can request anything (and send up a tip) and they will play it. This is a great place if you are willing to spend the money and go with fun people. Don't go with crabby, Disney-exhausted, non-participatory people. Go with fun, lively, there for a good timers and you will have a blast!

Very saad location we showed up one hour before closing to have one drink and they want to charge us $22 per person. There were six of us we tried to say will give you $100 cash for the five of us and nope they weren't having it the person at the front obnoxious self-centered and entitled we asked to speak to a manager and the person in the front close the door and said no manager to talk to you in the end we did not go in because $22 to go in for one hour or you have to buy drinks was ridiculous my recommendation is not to go to this establishment ever for anything. I repeat again not to go to the establishment for anything ever they don't know how to handle customer service. They don't know how to handle business, and they generally do not know how to be friendly customers came here to Disney for a convention and I'm going to leave Disney and disappointment about the money grabbing fucking opportunity they're looking for good good luck with that. I will not be back. I would highly recommend. No one goes to this establishment called jelly rolls, but it close up dry up and be a thing of the past.you look . By the way, I'm not cheap I would've paid $100 for the five of us just to get in but when we looked in there's only seven people there it was a pathetic establishment trying to grouch a dollar and they should be ashamed of themselves and talked about the workers that are characters. The one at the front door last night was a character not caring, not communicative not even, appreciative of the business is this what Disney is become like it I was with here three other people and we were all boycott Disney based on this experience.

$15 cover on a tuesday?!?? This place isn't that cool. It is a piano bar and it does get relatively lively during the week compared to the other places on the boardwalk. The $15 cover is ridiculous but I think they do it because people come to listen to the music but don't order anything. It was fun but nothing special. The music was ok but acoustics were terrible so you can barely make out what song they are singing. They have tables and a long bar. I preferred hanging out at the bar but overall this place wasn't for me.

I had one of the most fun times, and God knows how long at this place. The piano players are extremely talented and put on a great show. The only downfall is the crowd. Some people just get a little bit too uninhibited after they've had too much to drink, and think they should put on a show for the crowd. Can't hold that against the establishment though. There are assholes everywhere.

Was having a great time until I had to deal with the front door staff. This was July 14. If management is reading this. They took my experience from 5 to a 1. Very rude and completely disrespectful to the guests.

I always loved coming here. Was a little apprehensive after COVID when I was told the musicians were all new BUT... they did not disappoint! Fantastic show. The best of the 4 performers was Tatu. He could play piano like none other and sing too. I could have listened to him all night! Great place to unwind. We just drink Diet Coke and eat popcorn but all good. Can't wait to go back!

They gauge you on drinks and they fuck you over if you open a tab. I had it happen to me. Watch your tabs.

We've been twice now, and it's become a new Orlando must do while in town! You can easily kill hours here just hanging out, singing along, and having a great time

This is always the happening place at the Boardwalk and frankly, most of Walt Disney World. Its a wild bar that has dueling pianos. Its no frills, but all fun. Yes, people can get a bit loud in here and god knows how Covid has changed it, but I have very fond memories of the place. The beers seem pretty fairly priced (for Disney) and there is a variety. It gets four from me because sometimes the place gets a little out of control, but once again, its a place to get a little wild!

Awesome place. We are leaving in one more song. (Not). Planned on a drink or 2. The duel pianos are awesome. Andela the bartender took great care of us. Definitely recommend this place. Such a great variety of songs. Get ur butt up with a tip and these talented musicians will play it. Secret no more find!!!

$20 cover on a Monday night with absolutely nobody in the bar. No thanks. Keep your overpriced drinks.

We made reservations for 10 and we were told the cover charge was $15.00. We arrived and they then said the cover charge was $18.00. We disagreed, pulled up their website which still said $15.00. Then we asked when it was changed and the employee said "about an hour ago." Manager was rude and didn't seem too care. They could have made $150.00 plus our liquor tab. But we walked away and went to the Dance Hall which was so much fun, and no cover charge. Won't try this place again.

First off JellyRolls offers no food with the exception of complimentary popcorn. They have very few non-alcoholic drinks. This was stressful cause I'm intolerant to alcohol and basically had the choice of cranberry juice or orange juice. They were out of pineapple juice and offer no Virgin version of their drinks. We arrived early but there was no crazy line to get in. The doors open @7 but the show didn't start until @8. The mic volume was off the charts way too loud. The acoustics in this room echo and I had a pounding headache pretty fast. I'm someone who doesn't mind going to a concert. If you want your song played you basically will need to include cash with it. One party had probably 4-5 of their songs played. Some of the song requests were for an older crowd. It was a lively atmosphere and after 2 hours it was jam packed in there. The piano guys were extremely talented and entertaining. Would I go back? Probably not. I just felt like the venue wasn't setup well for music and the lack of food didn't help.

Wow! Talk about a fun place to hang out for an evening! This was my first experience at a dueling piano bar. My wife suggested it since she had been here before. We had a great time. We were there for a little over 5 hours and the time flew by. I really enjoyed the piano players and their interactions with the crowds. That definitely made it a great time for all there. The drinks were flowing, the singing was a blast! I definitely would come back again if I'm at Disneyworld again. I would definitely recommend it to anyone who is in the area and looking to have a great time. Love Jellyrolls!

This is more like a 3.5, but rounding up because the staff was awesome. We had a good time here despite that this isn't the type of entertainment that my wife and daughter usually choose. We got there early enough to get our pick of tables. Jasmine was our waitress and was great. We never sat wondering when she'd come around again, but nor was she too disruptive to our conversation and entertainment. Having been a waiter before I notice this because it is very difficult to get this right. There were 4 guys who took turns at the pianos. Three of them were great, one was either new, sick that night, or he is in the wrong line of business. Drinks were what you'd expect from Disney, overpriced and weak. My daughter who is very small and can get drunk off a couple glasses of wine had 3 mixed drinks and didn't even notice. The entertainment was great, but the sound was bad. We couldn't hear much of what they were saying and unless we knew the songs we had no idea what the words were saying. This might be because we are past the concert-going age though so take that for what it's worth. The night was fun and we all had a good time even though it was outside our comfort zones a bit.

Such a cool place for adults to get away from the kids in Disney World. I loved the dueling pianos! The pianist were so talented and had the room singing and dancing with every song. In total, one night I saw five different pianist because they switch in and out. They were all fantastic and so talented. Sometimes, two would be singing while two others were on the piano. It was a lovely variety of songs. For a packed venue, the bar wasn't as slow as I would expect it to be. They had a good menu of drinks and the prices weren't unreasonable like the rest of Disney. There's also free popcorn. I like that the bathroom is accessible behind the pianos from either side of the venue. It's in its own section in the back which makes it easier to access when the bar is crowded. I would definitely recommend coming here on a date or just to get away from the little kids for a night.

Awesome experience. My wife and I enjoy piano bars with a relaxing atmosphere. We went on a Monday and you would have expected an off night. Not so, the guys were very entertaining and got the crowd into it right out of the gate. Enjoy everyone.

The nice thing about Jelly Rolls is how much their piano players care about the music and ensuring everyone is having a great time. I came in here last night and wrote on a napkin for them to play the How I Met Your Mother theme song. The first player didn't know it, he was very nice and explained that. But, a little while after, one of the other players came out special to play the song. It was very unexpected and fun. Not many people knew it in the audience, but made me feel special. Thank you.

We ALWAYS go to Jellyrolls when in the WDW area. The piano players are terrific fun and they always get the crowd pumped up and having a great time. The drinks are the usual "Disney Priced" meaning higher than normal.... But... you do get free popcorn!! Imagine that.. something free from Disney. The cover charge was $12 but we gladly pay it for an evening of great live music and great fun watching the crowd. Thank the Lord that crazy people love drinking, singing, and dancing because they provide so much fun to watch. Please go there when you have the chance, eat dinner at one of the nice restaurants at the Boardwalk. At night the Boardwalk is a lovely place to walk and see the lights.

My husband and I went for the first time there last month. It's a $15 per person cover. We walked in around 9pm and all the tables in the pit area ( right in front of the stage ) were taken. I would say there are about 25 or so small round 2-4 people tables down there. On the stage are two pianos facing each other. There is a bar on either side. Some counter style seating around the pit area and like three tables opposite of the stage. We sat at the counter seating, got some drinks and listened. I didn't know really what to expect, but it's just two guys on pianos singing songs, sometimes together, sometimes not! As we watched,we understood that you can request a song by writing it on a napkin and taking it up to them. They will acknowledge a special occasion if you hit it down, but might not play your song unless there is a healthy tip with that napkin. They made comments about the requests accompanying a $20 bill, and played those songs. I am unsure if they played requests for less, they did not play our request, but we did not include a large bill with ours. Long story short, go early if you want to sit in the pit area. Bar stools are not comfortable on the back after a while and they were too high for the counter they were at ( in my opinion) Go with a group! And bring plenty of cash if you want to hear your requests.

Piano bar? Disney? Boardwalk? All three of these things, taken individually, are high on the scale, but when combined it's just not there for me at Jellyrolls. Jellyrolls sits on the end of Boardwalk, near the Swan and Dolphin hotels. I was surprised when our group came in and met the $15 cover charge, but again...piano bar, Disney, blah, blah. After a couple of days of using a magic band for everything, some of that surprise might have come from having to dig for cash or a card. Still, it seemed odd to pay to get into a bar on Disney property. First, the good. The first set of singers/players were good. Their catalog of songs was broad AND deep. The crowd loved them and their interaction with the crowd was 10/10. Now, the reason for 2 stars. When told about a piano bar, I imagined a cushy seat, some pianos playing wonderful music. A drink in hand. Some conversation. Requests for songs being met. This...this was not that piano bar. Jellyrolls was loud. LOUD, I say. The first set of players/singers were audible, but there were times i had no idea what the words to the lyrics were since my ears were ringing. The second set of singers/players were nearly inaudible at all times. The sound (vocals and piano at that level might not be music) was so loud it was more like Charlie Brown's teacher yelling at the class with a piano accompaniment...or dueling piano accompaniments. How was the draft beer selection, you ask? Not good, I say. How was the service? Well, the server came promptly, explained the process for song requests, and then gave an inordinately amount of time to make a decision. So much so that a trip to the bar was easier. After about 10-15 minutes into the 2nd set of performers it was time to tap out. If you want relaxing music, this is not your place. If you feel like a $15 cover is crazy at DW, this is not your place (in fairness, that's the price of a hotdog in a park, so...). If you want a nice selection of brew - nope. If you want to hear the song lyrics, nah.

The live music here is phenomenal. If you like pianos, live music, cover bands and entertainment this is the bar for you. It's spacious and has a nice set up. What I didn't like was that the drinks were overpriced and you had to pay a cover. $15 at the door and then $8.50 for a vodka club. Fine. But what made it worse was how rude the bartender was to my group of girls. I was with a bachelorette group and the bartender refused to take multiple drink orders from us. He insisted on one at a time. Luckily, there are two bars here. When we went to the other side to the other bar, we had much better service and subsequently ended up staying on that side the whole night. Other than that one bad bartender, we had a great time. Jelly rolls is good old fashioned fun and entertainment. The piano players are super talented and charismatic. Definitely a fun experience in the Orlando area that isn't Disney related (although they did play some Disney songs).

Anyone who knows me knows I love a good piano bar. Jelly rolls is a GREAT time. It's a $15 cover but it's definitely worth it. There is a lot of seating, and no matter where you sit you have a great view. The drinks are good and everyone around us was laughing and having an amazing time singing and dancing together. They know how to play anything and everything and all the performers had great voices. I can't wait to go back!!!!

For some reason, I kept expecting "Dueling Banjos", a pair of backwoods pickers ready to make me their bitch and force me to squeal like a pig..."Sueee-weeee!" But I digress. I was corrected by my host that it would be Dueling Pianos. Oh. Like Ferrante & Teicher? No, more like Elton John & Billy Joel on their last encore of their last farewell tour but not quite that good, though some in the audience would beg to differ. They would whoop and holler like nobody's business at basically anything the pair of piano players would perform. It's a dark, small place as piano bars go, especially during a conference as big as IBM's last month. It was packed with people standing with their beers at the walkway railings. That would be me since the tables were filled with tone-deaf drunks who felt like they were in karaoke heaven during the Pat Benatar medley. I can see why people like this place. The two guys appear to play just about any request, and the rest of us are left at the mercy of the variable tastes of dipsomaniacs letting what little that's left of their hair down. This place is on Disney's Boardwalk and is billed appropriately as adult entertainment even though there are no strippers in sight. Just drunken conference attendees who want me to hit them with their best shot. Fire away.

First of all, I can't believe it took me SO long to go to Jellyrolls - I could positively slap myself!!! AMAZING time! BEST time I've had at a bar EVER! Seriously! Every hour they switch out the piano players, but they are all wonderful! You can't exactly expect the same people to stay up there the entire night; playing, singing, and being that energetic can take a lot out of a person - they need a break. Tips or not, they do try to play every request. I thought it was hilarious because if one of them didn't know a song, he would ball up the napkin the song was written on and throw it to the guy at the other piano. They really engage the audience and I couldn't help but sing along the entire night!! The staff were all excellent. The bouncers were all polite, friendly, and courteous. The servers were on top of their tables, all had smiles on their faces and seemed as if they really love their job and actually wanted to be there. As others have said before, the drinks are pricey but you get a good pour. I do suggest getting the nightly 32 ounce drink special for $9 bucks. I had two and there's no way I could have had a third and managed to walk out without assistance! LOL Bottles of beer are pricey as well at $5 bucks a bottle; for that price for a beer, I'd suggest going for the liquor! The bar is kept quite clean, although the restrooms could have used a little more attention. As with everything else at Disney, it's a smoke-free environment; so, you'll have to step outside if you're a smoker. No worries, you get a hand stamp when you first enter so you can come and go for the night. There is the $10 cover, which, in my humble opinion, is well worth the show! It's also 21+ and the crowd ranges, which is nice, because as long as you are of legal drinking age you won't feel out of place no matter what your age may be. Living only a short 15 minute drive away, I see myself here many, many more times! I have found my favorite spot to kick back and relax!!

I usually love dialing piano bars but this one was not for me. Average age of the crowd was 50's-60's, with all music being played from that generation. I'm in my 30's and I do enjoy several "oldies" but sad to say I didn't recognize ONE song. Drinks are expensive, tables are limited, and there is a $15 cover fee. If you're looking for a piano bar in the area, with a slightly younger crowd, more dancing, and wider selection of songs, I would suggest Howl at the Moon.

Jellyrolls is the place to go for 21+ on Disney's Boardwalk near Epcot. There are dialing piano bars. These pianist take requests and keep the crowds going all night long. They are very interactive and are sure to create an excellent atmosphere! Cover charge was 15$/ea and drinks were prices fairly well (for Disney). People have said the bartenders are rude, but we did not have that experience. Service was great. We had a great night here and would strongly recommend Jellyrolls for those who are 21+ and want a different experience from that of a typical bar!

Really great place, but I cannot give it 5 full stars. The performers are excellent and are some of the best dueling pianists I've ever seen. The bar staff was extremely helpful, fun, and polite. The popcorn was tasty! The atmosphere is super fun as most piano bars are concerned! I loved the vocal range and sheer talent the performers had... But unless you want to add $20-$60 just to get the request you want to add on to the $15 cover and typically high priced alcohol, you might not get what you want. I mean, if you can stay at the Boardwalk, Swan or Dolphin, and maybe are Disney Vacation club you can probably drop a 20 dollar tip per song haha One group started tipping $20 a song and the ones that had the higher tips only got played for the rest of the night. I understand what has to happen as far as tips but considering we got there first and completely got overlooked was kinda disheartening. Still an amazing place and a great time. I would recommend this place to anyone who likes piano bars as it is one of the best and puts other piano bar franchises out the window! But like most reviews, a place cannot be judged by one experience alone. The first time we were there our requests got played and it was great. It just depends on the night and whos tipping what

Dueling pianos has always been one of my favorite nightlife activities and I had been wanting to go to Jellyrolls for at least a decade but it's not that simple if you're not staying at one of the Epcot resorts. Well, I finally made it while staying at the Boardwalk on a recent trip! Yes, there's a $15 cover but there's no drink or food minimum, even though most people will still order something. Nevertheless, it's worth the price of admission because you could spend hours there being entertained by the amazing pianists and their accompanists. There didn't seem to be any limit to their musical knowledge (although they declined to do Bob Dylan lol), with songs ranging from Queen to Rascal Flatts to Aerosmith to Richard Sherman. Bring your requests, warm up your voice, and be prepared to have a good time!

Anyone who doesn't love a piano bar clearly hasn't been to one! Jellyrolls is a great bar right on the boardwalk near Epcot and the Disney Beach & Yacht Club resort. Naturally with a name like "Jellyrolls", there is likely an instant desire to find out more about this place! During my stay in Orlando, I came to Jellyrolls a couple times. The atmosphere here is really great and it seems to be a popular place that people like to go. One draw back is that the cover fee is $15 (at least when I came)... so be prepared to cough this up if you decide to come. Despite hating covers, I did find that this was worth it given the live entertainment provided. The pianist were very talented and make sure to play what the customers want to hear. Based on my experience, there wasn't much that they weren't able to play..... and they also sing which adds to the entertainment. The service was wonderful and the bartenders were always extremely attentive. They also had a free popcorn machine if you need something to munch on prior to going home! I highly recommend checking out Jellyrolls if you find yourself in the area!

Must do for 21+ Disney World visitors. Great place to come after the parks close for a drink and entertainment. Solid variety of songs and 4 hilarious guys at the keys.