ADR deadline for onsite guests?

[merin]

I feel badly posting this because it seems so basic, but I've spent a good amount of time searching and can't find a definitive answer.

I've seen the stuff about the new 90 day timeframe for ADRs (and am thrilled because I am not an 180-day in advance planner...) - but a couple of places I've seen it mentioned as +10 for onsite guests... is that true?

I just want to mark my calendar for what day to begin calling...

And this I guess is another stupid question but I might as well tack it on - if I have 5 nights of reservations to make, when the first day comes eligible to be reserved, I can only reserve for that day? So to get the best chance I need to call every day for 5 days?

 

[TDC Nala]

It's rather easy now. It's 90 days for all restaurant reservations. If you are staying onsite, you can call exactly 90 days from the first day of your room reservation and book for the next 10 days. No need to call every day to get subsequent days if you're staying onsite.

+ 10 does not mean you add 10 days to the 90 days - it means you can book up to 10 days AFTER your first-day 90 day mark.

 

[rgf207]

The 90+10 works like this. You can make your ADRs 90 days prior to check in and you can make reservations for up to 10 days of your vacation.

 

[merin]

AWESOME!

That makes much more sense to me now. I love it.

Thank you both for helping me out!