ADR Questions

[lovedcookie]

I was just wondering, when you make ADRs do you need to put down a deposit? If you do, how would that work with the Disney Dining Plan? Also, Do we need to dress up? We're planning on dinner at Cinderella's Royal Table, Le Cellier as well as a few others (we're undecided but open to suggestions for the rest of our TS meals).
Thanks soo much!

 

[AllyGirl_79]

There are a few places that require a deposit - CRT and California Grill come to mind - but that is not the norm. If you have a meal that requires a deposit, they charge you a cancellation fee if you don't come. However, if you are on the dining plan, they will use the dining plan credits instead of charging you for the meal on the credit card when you actually go eat there.

Victoria and Alberts at the Grand Floridian requires that you dress up. There are a few places with a business casual dress code (i.e. nicer shorts/pants with collared shirt for guys or skirt/jeans with nicer shirt for women is my understanding, but maybe it's written out somewhere), but the only ones I can think of are Jiko, Flying Fish, Citricos, California Grill and Narcooses. There might be a few others, but they are only in resorts. All theme park restaurants are fine with standard theme park attire and totally casual.

 

[bradk]

CRT actually requires payment in full. but if on the DDP, only a credit card is taken as security - nothing is charged unless you're a noshow.

signature restaurants outside of the parks (HBD is one inside the parks) have a business casual dress code, but certainly no restaurants inside the parks do, although if you're eating at Bistro de Paris for example (which isn't even on the DDP), it'd be smart to dress a little better.

 

[lovedcookie]

Thanks!