Booking ADR's for those in two rooms

[mrsgthatsme]

We are traveling to WDW with my kids and husband as well as my parents and my brother. We are in two separate rooms. When I go online to book BOG, can I make a reservation for 7 even though there is only 4 in my room? Also, do I need to have park tickets purchased to make ADRs? I also read that tables for 4 are easier to get... is this true at BOG as well or are there tables for 7? BOG is the only TS restaurant we have our hearts set on, so hoping to maximize our chances of getting that one! Thanks!

 

[BUFtoMCO]

We are traveling to WDW with my kids and husband as well as my parents and my brother. We are in two separate rooms. When I go online to book BOG, can I make a reservation for 7 even though there is only 4 in my room? Also, do I need to have park tickets purchased to make ADRs? I also read that tables for 4 are easier to get... is this true at BOG as well or are there tables for 7? BOG is the only TS restaurant we have our hearts set on, so hoping to maximize our chances of getting that one! Thanks!

We're in the same situation as you with two rooms between 7 people. No problem booking gor 7 at BOG. When we made it we shot for the last day of the trip and got a good time for us with the kids....530

 

[Bree]

ADR is not attached to your room, amount of guests in room or your park ticket. Anyone can make an ADR up to 180 days in advance whether they are staying onsite, offsite or happen to live nearby. The only benefit to an onsite reservation is that you can book for your entire stay at 180 days out instead of one day at a time like an offsite guest would need to do. You do however need park admission to dine at a restaurant inside a park. There are large tables at BOG that will accommodate your party of 7.

 

[gerilyne]

We too are in the same situation meeting my sister and her family there. Once we were connected thru MDE I had no problems booking ADRs for the 7 of us. DH and are are doing BOG after they leave but I was able to get CRT for all of us.

 

[TinkLoverSam]

ADR is not attached to your room, amount of guests in room or your park ticket. Anyone can make an ADR up to 180 days in advance whether they are staying onsite, offsite or happen to live nearby. The only benefit to an onsite reservation is that you can book for your entire stay at 180 days out instead of one day at a time like an offsite guest would need to do. You do however need park admission to dine at a restaurant inside a park. There are large tables at BOG that will accommodate your party of 7.

While you will need park admission to get to the reservation you don't need to have purchased it yet to book the reservation

 

[mickeygirl78]

We travel with a party of 7 in two rooms, I make all the ADR's and have never had a problem. We always book BOG for lunch. The only thing I don't do at BOG is preorder food as we have two separate dining plans so it's easier just to get in line and order and pay separately.

 

[msk]

We travel with a party of 7 in two rooms, I make all the ADR's and have never had a problem. We always book BOG for lunch. The only thing I don't do at BOG is preorder food as we have two separate dining plans so it's easier just to get in line and order and pay separately.

I had no problem booking BOG and pre-ordering our meals for the 7 of us with separate doing plans also in two rooms. It is easy to do if you link your MDE together. Linking also helps with Fast Passes. Either my DD or myself were able to make those extra FP for us. We had some in our party who wanted to do the Roller coasters type rides and then my granddaughter, husband and I did not. Linking our MDE made everything easier!

 

[mrsgthatsme]

Thanks so much for the input everyone! That really helps! I actually made the reservations through the TA for both groups, so since I initially logged into MDE and entered both the reservation numbers, the rooms should be linked, correct?