Any idea?

[dewrlw]

I know it is difficult to get reservations at the most popular restaurants (i.e. Le Cellier), but what restaurants are the easiest to get? I have free dining in September and I am trying to decide where to go.

 

[grace&philipsmom]

I don't know if this is always the case but last April for us it was the Moroccan TS at Epcot. I needed to change an ADR the day before we left and the CM told me the only thing he could find was the TS restaurant in Morocco and that they had several times available.

 

[Wild4Walt]

I find that almost any place for lunch is pretty easy. ( except for Le Cellier - that one always seem difficult. ) Any of the hotel resturants are pretty good. Just try to have a few times that you can be flexible with.

 

[KatMark]

We've gone for free dining the last three years and have never had trouble getting any of our picks, including LeCellier, during that entire time.

 

[vorpalswrd]

As told to me by someone who works as a board member on the disney internship board (therefore he goes no less than 2x year to WDW) -- 'The less "american" the food, the emptier it is.' Thus places like Norway and Morocco in EPCOT are just not that popular. The more specialized the menu i.e. just seafood, the fewer people you will see.

 

[lacrosse_lady72]

Hardest to get (on the DDP):

Cinderella's Royal Table- MK
Chef Mickey's (although CM's usually opens for lunch also for FD)- Contemporary
Le Cellier- Epcot: Canada


Also hard to get (esp. preferred times) yet OK if you make the ADR around 90 days:

California Grill- Contemporary
Coral Reef- Epcot: FW
'Ohana- Polynesian
Crystal Palace- MK
Any Fantasmic Packages

Don't hesitate to make ANY ADRs though, they fill up fast. It's best not to take the chance if you don't have to. Make them as early as you possibly can and good luck!

 

[jenseib]

We got Cape May breakfast really easily, but that was for March

 

[MickeyNicki]

China, Morrocco and England have always been open when we were looking for places to dine