ADR 800 number

[disneywith4boys]

I'm so sorry to repeat this question for the hundred billioneth time, but I am finally 1 week out for my ADRs and I can't find the newest 800 number- can anyone help?

 

[IHEARTNY]

There isn't an 800 number. There is however, a 407 number.

It's (407) WDW-DINE!

 

[shadowryter]

There is an 877 number...I used it just 3 days ago to add some birthday notifications to my ADR's. I believe you'll find it on dwdinfo under Advanced Reservations Planning Report. Just call the number and follow the prompts.

 

[Claire&TheBoys]

877-939-3732

 

[daisy112878]

I used 1-800-711-4344 on Monday to do my ADRs. It worked just fine thank goodness. I had to call 3 times. First time I had hte wrong dates, second time to correct my first call, then a third b/c everyone decided they didn't want to do LTT at 4pm. I didn't want to take up a table of 11 when we had already decided to cancel it.

 

[lailah]

Probably posted previously, but is it 180 days in advance that you can do your ADRs or 120? Also, does anyone have the calculator for this so I know when the first day would be for me to make my ADRs? Thanks!

 

[daisy112878]

Probably posted previously, but is it 180 days in advance that you can do your ADRs or 120? Also, does anyone have the calculator for this so I know when the first day would be for me to make my ADRs? Thanks!

If staying onsite, it's 180 days from check-in date and you can do all your adrs. If staying offsite, then you have to call at exactly 180 days from each day you want an adr.
http://pscalculator.net/pscalc.php this is the one I use.

 

[lailah]

Thank you so much! I have my date set for action!

 

[IHEARTNY]

Hm, I didn't even know there were different numbers. How odd. Why in the world would they have different numbers?

 

[kaytieeldr]

ALL toll-free numbers are intended for use by Travel Agents ONLY.

That some have leaked out online, especially once Disney determines overuse/use by unintended parties, tends to cause them to disconnect a given number - and makes it harder for the TAs (no, I'm not one - but I did stay at a Holiday Inn Express last night).

 

[daisy112878]

ALL toll-free numbers are intended for use by Travel Agents ONLY.

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Well I've never heard that and the Disney Dining CMs have never said anything. The prompts are all the same and unless they tell me I can't use it then I see no reason not too.

 

[kaytieeldr]

They don't know what number you're calling. The phone rings, the next CM in "line" answers it.

It's the financial people that will notice higher (and higher) phone charges - as they apparently did with the now-defunct widely-shared 800 number - and shut off more of those lines.

 

[wildirishrose]

Actually they might know, depending on the technology, the call center can route calls to different agents based on the number they called in on. For example anybody who flys a lot gets preferred status, those individuals have a different number to call and are handled first

 

[mickaholic4077]

I will continue to use the toll-free numbers and give them out when asked until they are disconnected. I think that a billion-dollar company can certainly afford to maintain toll-free numbers for those of us who don't have unlimited long distance.

 

[kaytieeldr]

Disney's marketing is so effective that they don't NEED to provide toll-free numbers.