ADR....what, where, how???

[KaT2009]

I keep hearing people talk abut ADR's...first off what does it stand for? I know it's to do with reserving things.
I am in the process of planning a vacation and have two young kids. I know there are a bunch of different character dinning experiences but I can't find any info on them and how to actually book them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

 

[Arwen0503]

ADR stands for Advance Dining Reservation. These are made 90 days before your stay at disney. All Table Service (TS) Resturants recommend you make them. you would call 407-WDW-DINE to make them.

 

[francie57]

ADRs are advanced dining reservations. You can make them 90 (used to be 180) days before you check-in. You can book for 10 days at that time and if your trips is longer you would have to call back for the last days. You can figure your 90 day date by going to the dining section here and click on dining calculator, put in your arrival date and it will show you the 90 day mark. As far a character meals, there is a section when you scroll down the dining page for kids meals that gives you information on the character meals. You would make reservations for them through Disney dining at your 90 day mark (1-407-WDW-DINE).

 

[KaT2009]

As far a character meals, there is a section when you scroll down the dining page for kids meals that gives you information on the character meals. You would make reservations for them through Disney dining at your 90 day mark (1-407-WDW-DINE).

Where is the dinning page?

 

[FirstTimeDisneyDad]

... You can book for 10 days at that time....

Only if you are staying on-site at a Disney resort...otherwise, you are limited to those dates within 90 days.

 

[JoePa4Ever]

Where is the dinning page?

Here's a link for the character dining info: http://www.wdwinfo.com/Just_for_kids/character_dining.cfm

 

[ROEDISNEY]

Advance Dining Reservation. Go to the search there is a whole pages that explains all the abbreviation's.

 

[dalt01]

I keep hearing people talk abut ADR's...first off what does it stand for? I know it's to do with reserving things.
I am in the process of planning a vacation and have two young kids. I know there are a bunch of different character dinning experiences but I can't find any info on them and how to actually book them.

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

oh and if you are HEARING this i need to know where you get your electronics.

 

[KaT2009]

oh and if you are HEARING this i need to know where you get your electronics.

Aren't we the funny one????

Sorry I guess I should have said I keep reading about!!!!!

 

[KaT2009]

Does anyone know if there are any character dinnings with Winnie the Pooh?

 

[rebeckahkaylie]

Does anyone know if there are any character dinnings with Winnie the Pooh?

Crystal Palace at the Magic Kingdom

 

[chartle]

http://allears.net/din/dining.htm

 

[vcgirl925]

I know you've gotten a bunch of replies but i didn't have time to read through them all.

ADR stands for Advanced Dining Reservation
These are necesary for your trip. It gaurantees you a shot at eating in a particular restaurant and gives you the least amount of wait time.

You can get a listing of all the restaurants, their menu's, the characters, locations, and pricing information here
http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningmain.cfm#disneydining

You can call (1-407-WDW-DINE) to make ADR's or you can now do it online @
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/restaurants/

If you are looking for recommendations for a family (we have a 5 & 3 year olds) we LOVE Chef Mickey's (Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Pluto) & crystal palace (pooh, eeyore, tigger, and piglet).

Good luck!

 

[KaT2009]

If you are looking for recommendations for a family (we have a 5 & 3 year olds) we LOVE Chef Mickey's (Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, and Pluto) & crystal palace (pooh, eeyore, tigger, and piglet).

Good luck!

Thanks so much. I will definitely look into those as my kids will be 2 and 3 when we go in January!

 

[kaytieeldr]

Just because... as has been mentioned several times, ADR = advance dining reservations; this, of course, is redundant since reservations are, by nature, made in advance