When to dine?

[Drea19]

Early or Late? How did you decide before you made your ADRs?:confused3

[Mom2JPL]

I think it all depends on the ages of your party...when we went our kids were 4, 2.5 and 12 months and I decided to book adrs for either an early breakfast or a regular time for lunch. We were on the ddp and used our cs credits for our dinner meal. This way we were able to take a break in the afternoon with a nice lunch, head back to the room for a nap, and then not have to rush back to a restaurant for dinner. We headed back to the parks and had our cs meal. Hope that helps!

[mickeystoontown]

Our party consists of myself, my husband and our 10 year old. In 2006, I made our dinner ADRs for sometime between 5:00 and 6:00 p.m. We didn't like those times at all. It seemed to cut into our park touring time.

So, in 2007, I made all of our ADRs for sometime between 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. We liked that much better. We were able to tour the park efficiently and were ready for a relaxing meal to end our day. We still had time to enjoy the nighttime entertainment too.

We usually eat a light breakfast in our room, a counter service meal for lunch and a light snack mid-afternoon.

[Drea19]

Thanks for the advice. I think I'll try to get reservations between 7:00 and 8:00 if I can. It's just 2 of us this time myself and my 13 yr old son. He wants to eat at theme restaurants and I like good food. We are doing DDP and will be at Disney from Sept 23 - 28th so if you all have any information about the food and wine festival that would be appreciated.
Here's my tentative schedule.
Tuesday night - POP century
CS - at the POP
Wednesday - AK
CS - Flame Tree
TS - Resort - Cape May? Is the seafood buffet good?
Thursday - MK & Epcot
TS - Breakfast Crystal Palace
CS - Pecos Bills
TS - Le Cellier
Friday - Epcot
CS - Norway
TS - Coral Reef
Saturday - HS
CS Lunch?
TS Prime Time Cafe
Best CS at Hollywood Studios?