Ok, so if I decide on Ohana...help me plan

[DisneyMom5]

The only day I can see adding a dinner at Ohana is the day we go to Epcot, and it would be in place of doing Illuminations (which was a little late for my taste anyway.)
If this is our second day at Epcot, and we have gotten through most of World showcase our first day (arrival day) so that we only have to do Future World and maybe 2 countries or so, what time should I plan on making my ressies at Ohana?
If Wishes is at 8 (I think that's right, it's a night they do Spectro), would a 7 pm Ohana PS be about right? We will already have seen the fireworks, but a second time from the beach could be cool, or if not, on our boat ride back to FW cabins.
Do you just take the monorail to Polynesian and then there are signs to Ohana? Then can I just take the monorail back to TTC and boat back to FW?
Since it's only less than 2 weeks away, what are my chances of gettting a PS?
Do you think if I said "between 6 and 7" I would be ok? I hate to drag the kids away from Epcot too early, but then I don't want to run into bedtimes too.
Sigh.
We fear the unknown....:rolleyes:

[bobcat]

To get to the Poly from Epcot you will need to take the monorail from Epcot to the TTC, where you will then transfer to the resort monorail that will take you to the Poly. This can take 30 minutes or so if you have to wait for a train so plan accordingly.

It takes a good hour at least to eat at O'hana's since they bring the food out in stages between the entertainment.

[CamColt]

We found walking from TTC to the Poly was easier than making the monorail switch.

Ohana is upstairs in the Great Ceremonial House. It is on the backside, the opposite side from where the monorail is, and sort of in the corner. You will see a bunch of tables and chairs which are for the Tambu Lounge, and Ohana is right next to it. Its not too big up there so you wont miss it.

I agree with bobcat, plan on at least an hour for dinner to really enjoy it. Also remember you may not get taken right at your PS time.