Booking ADR's

[Adz1984]

Looking into booking two Adr's for our trip next april, want to try Coral Reef and also Le Cellier. Do they accept reservations after the park closes, say booking a table half an hour after the park closes? or only in park hours? And also if you have been around the parks can you walk straight into your reservation or do they expect a dress code?

Thanks

 

[Goofyish]

I don't think you can book at time after park closure. Le Cellery serves until 9pm.

The majority of park and resort restaurants allow normal park clothes so you have no need to change.

There are some resort restaurants that do have a stricter dress code.

 

[Adz1984]

The only thing im thinking about is when we go in april/may i believe that the parks close around 5/6pm. I dont really want to be eating until around 7.

 

[janeossie]

I think that Epcot is usually open until 9pm so for Coral Reef and Le Cellier you should be fine with a 7pm seating for Dinner.

 

[Goofyish]

The only thing im thinking about is when we go in april/may i believe that the parks close around 5/6pm. I dont really want to be eating until around 7.

There are some great restaurants in the Resorts if you want to eat later

Check out the menus here:

DIS WDW Menus

 

[Adz1984]

Would we have to book all of these though, or is there a chance of us walking in?

 

[Goofyish]

Would we have to book all of these though, or is there a chance of us walking in?

It's alway best to book an ADR to prevent disapointment; they don't take long to do and you can always cancel them if you decide not to eat at a particular location. Whether you can walk up to a restaurant and get a table really depends on how popular the restaurant is, the time of day, and time of year. The Dining Plans have also made making ADRs even more important with the increased demand for reservations.