90 Day ADR- I have 2 different hotels booked???

[gigi729]

I have a question for everyone.

We are going to WDW in March 2010, we are renting points to stay at BLT at CR. During this time we are purchasing the DxDP. However, we are going to be staying at a Value resort the 1st 2 nights of our trip. So when can we start booking our ADR's? Can we start from the 90 days out from the 1st night of our value ressie, even though our DxDP doen't start for 2 more days, it shouldn't matter right?!!? Just want to make sure we are ready on the right day to make the most of our ADR's! Thanks so much for the HELP!!!!!!!

 

[Magic2000]

We are going in June for the 4/3 special, and are doing a split stay - a week at the Yacht Club and a week at Coronado Springs. On my 90 day mark for the first week, I made all of the ADRs for that first week - when the CM tried to make an ADR for the second week, it wouldn't let her do it. She tried several times but it was a no-go. It wasn't a problem and I called back the following Sunday for my "new week" of ADRs. We are doing the deluxe dining plan at the Yacht Club, and the regular dining plan at CSR. The CM said the dining plan didn't matter - the system wouldn't recognize that I was going to be there two weeks - when she put the hotel confirmation #, it was only recognizing it as a one week reservation. I thought I read though, that some people were able to make all their ADRs. Not sure on that though.

So, from my experience, I'd say you can make your ADRs for the first two nights at 90 days out, then you'll have to call back 90 days from the BLT checkin to make the rest. You can try on the first call - you may get lucky!!!

Have a great trip!!!!

 

[DisneyTinkerbell]

On another thread it was stated that for split stays you would have to call twice because there is a check-in and check-out date for both stays. So in your instance, you could call 90 days out for your value stay and make ADRs for the two days and then call back for 90 days out for your second stay and make the rest of your ADRs. Hope this helps.