Reservation

[saintsprincess]

Can you have more than one reservation for dinner or does Disney cancel one?

 

[btk2333]

You're not allowed to make a reservation within a certain time frame of another reservation (think it's at least 90 minutes, because I was able to make a 5:20 and 7:00 on the same day today... don't get mad at me I cancelled one of them). The system will force you to cancel the other one if you infringe on this time.

 

[maxiesmom]

Nope. That is the whole reason why so many of the Disney restaurants now require a credit card to secure, too many people making multiple ADRs and not showing up for them.

I think you have a 3 hour time bumper. If you have one ADR at 6 pm you can't make another before 3 pm or until 9 pm. If you try a message will pop up that you already have an ADR and need to cancel it before booking another one.

 

[softballmom3]

Right now I have a reservation one day for 50's prime time at 12:35p.m. and one at Sci-Fi at 2:15. This was the closest I could do without it trying to cancel one. We are still a bit away and I will cancel one, my family just hasn't decided for sure which one they want yet.

 

[markj2911]

Nowadays it has been compulsion to have credit card on the time of reservations.
There is a specific time period has been implemented, after which one can book another reservation.

 

[kddisney502]

I thought you could have 2 reservations only if you're going to split up your party. (Ex: adults go one restaurant, kids go to another). I'm not sure how it works with the new my disney experience website/app. But in the past, you either had to call or put the 2nd reservation in another person's name.

 

[PoohsFan1]

I thought you could have 2 reservations only if you're going to slip up your party. (Ex: adults go one restaurant, kids go to another). I'm not sure how it works with the new my disney experience website/app. But in the past, you either had to call or put the 2nd reservation in another person's name.

Yep, last year I had to call and make a separate reservation for my DILs because they wanted to eat at a restaurant that we didn't. Disney had no problem with me reserving them a restaurant under my DFIL's name. It would be interesting to see if the new system will change this.