ADR rules

[Joshy443]

I want to make sure I have this correct. We have ressies at the Poly next spring. To make ADRs I can call 180 days + 10 days in advance. So I can call 190 days from arrival date to make all my ADRs. Is that right? Sorry - for some reason I find this confusing.

 

[croach]

I find it confusing too but I think you have the plus ten days wrong. I think you can make ADR's at 180 days from your check in date plus the ten days following your check in date.

Someone PLEASE tell me and the OP if this is incorrect.

 

[Aimeedyan]

Croach is correct.

The point is that on the 180 day of your first ADR date you can make up to 10 days of reservations, if you'll be staying there 10 days. It's quite confusing, really.

In the past, you had to call 90 days out for every single day of your trip to get your reservation - so you called 6-7 days in a row for your reservations. To avoid that, you can now call on your first 180 days out and make all your reservations in one sitting up to 10 days in advance. They say 10 days because there are families that stay for 2-3 week vacations so they can't make 30 days worth at a time; just 10.

So call on the 180 day before your very first reservation and make ALL your reservations for your trip in that phone call.

 

[rainy~daze]

That is how it works. You can call 180 days before your date of arrival and book up to 10 days of ressies. If you are staying longer than 10 days you will need to call again to book the rest. i.e we will be arriving at Disney 12.2, I may call June 5th(180 days before my arrival) and book ADR's for any dates between 12.2 and 12.12. If I were staying till 12.13, I would have to call back the next day to make ADR's for that date( because it is more than 10 days after my arrival date.) The reason the +10 is so great is because that is still a perk to onsite guests. If you are staying offsite you can still make ADR's at 180 days out, but ONLY for that day. Then call back every day after . It gives onsite guests a bit of an advantage.