180 day ADR booking question

[donnajean17]

Ok so they are about to switch back to 180 ADR's does that mean the Park Hours for 180 days will also be released? How can I make April ADR's in October if the park hours for April won't be released until January....?????

 

[justcantwait]

From what I've heard, they'll release the park hours right around the same time you have to make your ADRs. Don't know how it's going to work for October, since the change over begins on the 27th. Hopefully the park hours will be out on time. Sorry, I realize I'm probably not really helpful at all. All I can do is sympathize (in a jealous sort of way!) with you. I can't make ADRs until June for my Dec 2010 trip. Oh well, I'll just have to be patient, and figure out where before I can figure out when. Good luck with ADRs and here's hoping the park hours come out at the beginning of Oct for those going in April!

Kathy

 

[SarahD]

Yep - I heard both come out for 180 days on October 27th. My money is on a system crash!

 

[DisneyGrampa]

They're supposedly going to start releasing park hours at 180 days. On the 90 day schedule, they've actually been several days late, so I wouldn't be surprised if that diesn't continue. I'll bet that they don't get the park hours released until around 11/5.

 

[donnajean17]

Thanks everyone!

 

[n2mm]

I book where I want to eat and could care less about the hours. I try to pay attention to EMH as a general rule, though it does change slightly sometimes. (I avoid all EMH, so choose my parks when there isn't an EMH going on). This works for me, but we are AP holders so sometimes we just show up at a park to eat and then leave. We also eat alot of our meals now at the resorts. I'll be on the computer or phone for my March trip and my late April trip. I'm sure it will be a 2 day event to get everything booked.

 

[HotMama]

We normally just look at the park hours for the year that passed. They normally do not change a whole lot. Then if our ADR's are made and the park hours are different we call ASAP to try to switch some things up.