ADRs

[Piecey]

Okay, what exactly does ADR stand for? And what is the difference from the old PS arrangement??

Also.. I didn't know exactly how they worked. Called today and got a reservation for CRT for 12/20. Don't check in until 12/18. Got a confirmation number. Am I okay? Did the CM make a mistake? I'm still waiting on my brother to pick a few other restaurants to try while we're there, so I'll definitely check on it when I call back to make those arrangements.. but why did the CM let me get the reservation if it's not the 90 day mark yet? I was hoping for a lunch on 12/18 but they were full.. and it's still too early for those too, so I guess I just don't understand. Anyone that might be able to help clarify this for me?

 

[lucincia]

ADR - Advance Dining Reservation

Fancy term

Guess they don't like PS. Sounds too much like an afterthought!

If you're staying on the property you can make ADR 90+10 days out. Most places set aside a few tables for the 90+10 out crowd so you're not fighting with the masses.

 

[Princess4Eeyore]

From Allears
"NOTE: As of May 2005,
Disney reverted to the use of the term
"Advance Reservations" instead of "Priority Seating." The process has changed in name only -- make reservations just as you made Priority Seating arrangements in the past. "

Also, If you are staying at a Disney resort, you can call 90 days from your day of check-in and make most of your reservations at that time for up to 10 days.

Good luck.

 

[lucincia]

Except the 90+10 only applies to a small number of tables. When they run out those tables, you need to call at 90 days out and fight with the rest of the world