Jellyrolls, the dueling piano bar at Disney’s Boardwalk, has announced the date for its last day of operation.
The venue will have its farewell performance on April 19, according to a post on its social media channels. More details about the final performance will be shared later.
Earlier this month, Jellyrolls revealed it would be leaving its spot on Disney’s Boardwalk but didn’t shared a closing date.
“After nearly thirty years on Disney’s Boardwalk, Jellyrolls is making a move!,” read a post on its Facebook page.
Jellyrolls opened on Disney’s Boardwalk in 1996, offering an adult-only entertainment option. The bar features pianists playing songs requested by the audience and leading them in sing-alongs.
After the close of Pleasure Island at then-Downtown Disney, Jellyrolls became one of the last adult-only offerings at Disney World. It’s the latest venue to leave the Boardwalk, following the closure of the ESPN Club which was replace with The Cake Bake Shop.
So far, Disney has not shared if anything is planned for the Jellyrolls space once the bar closes. Also, Jellyrolls hasn’t released any details on where it will relocate—although it won’t be on Disney World property.
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