Big Group ADR advice needed.

[DisneyMom5]

I had them all made. Sigh.

Now we need to adjust. To add my mom. Who just decided to come.

We got free dining, so this is a good problem to have. So consider DDP available restaurants when you answer.

I was able to make my group of 15 ADRs into group of 16.

BUT, I am having problems making my group of 9 ADRs into groups of 10.

We will be 3 adults, 7 kids -- 13, 11, 8, 6, 4, 3, and 1

Here are my problem ones:

Chef Mickey's Breakfast -- 10:50 am. They say they can't guarentee we'd be seated together, because they can't guarentee when tables will be empty. Already had a ressie for 9, but for some reason can't get 10.

Biergarten -- 4 pm. Although we have the first seating, this one is problematic because they seat in groups of 8.
Was going to squeeze the 1yo in with 8 of us, but now have an addtl adult.

Rose and Crown -- 4:30 pm -- CM said that this restaurant is not a good choice for big groups. Would have to be separate tables.

The Biergarten and Rose and Crown days could be exchanged, but that didn't seem to help any.

I need a restaurant in either MGM or Epcot, or in between, for one day, and in Epcot or nearby for another, that will accomodate a large group.

AND, something outside of a park for our DTD day. (That's when we were doing Chef Mickey's breakfast.)

We are already going to:
Askershus breakfast,
Le Cellier (I WOULD probably go there again, but want variety, not to mention probably is booked up by now),
LTT,
Hollywood and Vine (Lunch),
Chef Mickey's dinner
Crystal Palace (breakfast and dinner)
Donald's Breakfast

Also - we have peanut and wheat allergies, so Marakesh and China are out. (My group is being adventurous going to Biergarten! )

I know that the collective brain power on this board can help me.

 

[DLANGE3386]

When We Went Last Year We Always Had To Book 2 Tables And They Told Us No Guarantee We Would Be Next To Each Other. But We Always Were