ADR at LeCellier ?

[Irishgrl]

I have reservation there this week at 7:25 and was wondering how long a wait it usually is to get in with ADR.

 

[Lauralooneyfordisney]

We eat there every trip at different times and have never had to wait more than 15 mins. Usually it is less than 5 but that will depend on what time your ressie is for and how close it is to main dinner times.

 

[minnie mum]

A lot depends on the crowd levels. And if free dining is on. The later in the evening, the greater the wait to be seated, is a good rule of thumb. Kind of hard to predict though. We waited 45 minutes after checking in once, when free dining was occurring. Another time we went right in.

 

[meandthemouse]

From my experience either no wait at all to about 15 minutes. Always try to arrive 10 to 15 minutes before your ADR it helps. I love Le Cellier btw I'm going there in march!

 

[Havana]

I have heard of people having to wait to get in . However we go to Le Cellier about 3 times a year for the past few years and have never had to wait more than 10-15 minutes.

 

[MickeyMoguls]

We ate there the first week of December. Our ressie was for 8:50, but we were really tired from walking all day so we asked if we could just sign in for our ADR early (it was about 8pm) and relax on the bench until our ressie time. They ended up seating us at 8:10. We weren't looking to eat earlier, but I guess they weren't as busy. Their were actually a few empty tables that time of night.

 

[minnie mum]

Wow MickeyMoguls!! Sweet. I wonder if the combinations of signature rates + CC deposit is reducing demand here. Of course the week you went is usually a slow time, but.....wow.