90 + 10?

[wilderness01]

What is this new policy for ADR's? Do you call 100 days out? I have called 90 days out for the last year and 60 days out before that. What has changed? Thanks.

 

[disney queen]

it is 90 days from the date you check in. you must be an onsite guest; they will ask for your confirmation number and which resort. good luck!

 

[beattyfamily]

What the new policy means is at 90 days from check in (if you are an onsite guest) you can book the ADRs for your whole trip, up to 10 days! That's why it's called 90 + 10.

So, no, it's not really 100 days out.

Good luck!

 

[MemoryMakers2669]

I read somewhere else and even started a thread on this, but it is no where to be found...

SO, I check in on a Saturday, but will not be making any ADRs until that Monday. Can I call from the 90 day mark of that Saturday check in?? Or do I have to have an ADR for that first night there?

 

[beattyfamily]

I read somewhere else and even started a thread on this, but it is no where to be found...

SO, I check in on a Saturday, but will not be making any ADRs until that Monday. Can I call from the 90 day mark of that Saturday check in?? Or do I have to have an ADR for that first night there?

No, it shouldn't matter what day you have your first ADR, you should still be able to book all your ADRs from the 90 day mark of your check in date.

 

[bstnsprts]

When I called on the 90th day before my check-in to make my first ADR, I was told that I had to make one for my check-in date before I could do plus 10. There also only seems to be a small amount of ADR's available for plus 10. While I could not get an ADR for CRT on the plus 10, at the 90 day mark I was able to get a 8:05 for breakfast.

 

[Delilah Bleu]

Good info - so it sounds like if you should call 90 days from the first day you want an ADR. Is that correct?