8:15am ADR at Crystal Palace

[jrandtysmom]

Can you get there at 8:00am and be let into MK? Is the early morning so popular that even with an 8:15am we could end up waiting to be seated for a long time?

 

[Cinderumbrella]

Arrive ASAP and they will seat you as soon as you get there (even if it is 8am)

 

[jrandtysmom]

What's the earliest you can arrive? Do you need some sort of proof you have an early morning ADR since the park isn't open yet?

 

[Cinderumbrella]

They will start letting people in at 8am... there should be a CM to the side with a list of ADR's- this is the person you want to go to. Bring you confirm # just in case, but I have only ever needed to give my last name and ADR time.

 

[MouseketeerOvaHere]

Don't mean to inturrupt your thread but we are planning on making plans for around the same time. Does anyone know if it you are allowed to make ADR's inside a park (say the Palace) if you are not visiting that park for that day? Say we are only planning on going to Epcot and Animal Kingdom but we want to eat at MK, is this possible? Thanks

 

[thegrimdwarf]

Don't mean to inturrupt your thread but we are planning on making plans for around the same time. Does anyone know if it you are allowed to make ADR's inside a park (say the Palace) if you are not visiting that park for that day? Say we are only planning on going to Epcot and Animal Kingdom but we want to eat at MK, is this possible? Thanks

Yes, as long as you have the Park Hopper option on your ticket.

 

[kmurawski]

Don't mean to inturrupt your thread but we are planning on making plans for around the same time. Does anyone know if it you are allowed to make ADR's inside a park (say the Palace) if you are not visiting that park for that day? Say we are only planning on going to Epcot and Animal Kingdom but we want to eat at MK, is this possible? Thanks

Sure, as long as you have the park hopper option.

 

[lindakmonty]

Don't mean to inturrupt your thread but we are planning on making plans for around the same time. Does anyone know if it you are allowed to make ADR's inside a park (say the Palace) if you are not visiting that park for that day? Say we are only planning on going to Epcot and Animal Kingdom but we want to eat at MK, is this possible? Thanks

if you're making adr's there, you ARE visiting that park that day. you still have to use your ticket to get in I think that's what you're getting at. you'd need a park hopper to then go to another park.

they'll let you in early and it is a GREAT time to get pics of the castle w/o anyone else around

 

[MouseketeerOvaHere]

Just what I needed to know. Thanks yall.