Cancellation Policies for ADR Restaurants

[kengquist]

How do I find the specific cancellation policies for each restaurant I have ADRs at?

And if the restaurant requires 24 hours, does that mean a full 24 hours, or is it up to midnight the night before?

 

[wilkeliza]

It will usually tell you if it is something different. The 24 hours is a full 24 before. After 24 hours you have to call to cancel. More often then not you wont get charged if it is before midnight but there is always the possibility you will be charged the $10 no show fee or lose your prepaid meals at places like CRT, dessert parties, and the dinner shows.

 

[kengquist]

It will usually tell you if it is something different. The 24 hours is a full 24 before. After 24 hours you have to call to cancel. More often then not you wont get charged if it is before midnight but there is always the possibility you will be charged the $10 no show fee or loose your prepaid meals at places like CRT, dessert parties, and the dinner shows.

thank you

 

[supersnoop]

The 24 hours is a full 24 before.

No, it's not.

How do I find the specific cancellation policies for each restaurant I have ADRs at?

And if the restaurant requires 24 hours, does that mean a full 24 hours, or is it up to midnight the night before?

There is no such thing as a "24 hour cancellation policy." If you can find any reference to "24 hours" in any of the policies, I'd love to see it.

The policy for cancellations is "one day prior." You can cancel up to midnight the day before without being charged.

Some ADR's require two days notice, but that should be clear when you book them. CRT, and maybe the dinner shows, are the only ones I can think of at the moment.

 

[wilkeliza]

No, it's not.

There is no such thing as a "24 hour cancellation policy." If you can find any reference to "24 hours" in any of the policies, I'd love to see it.

The policy for cancellations is "one day prior." You can cancel up to midnight the day before without being charged.

Some ADR's require two days notice, but that should be clear when you book them. CRT, and maybe the dinner shows, are the only ones I can think of at the moment.

One day is 24 hours. If you call 12 hours before that is a half day. Also the system stops letting you cancel from the app 24 hours before your reservation. At that point you have to call and it is up to them if they charge you or not. Like I said Disney usually doesn't charge if it is by midnight but it would be with in their right to start charging that $10 fee for anything less than one day before and anything less than 24 hour is less than one day.

 

[supersnoop]

One day is 24 hours. If you call 12 hours before that is a half day. Also the system stops letting you cancel from the app 24 hours before your reservation. At that point you have to call and it is up to them if they charge you or not. Like I said Disney usually doesn't charge if it is by midnight but it would be with in their right to start charging that $10 fee for anything less than one day before and anything less than 24 hour is less than one day.

Nope. I've cancelled using the APP and the website as late as 11:50PM. One day does not mean the same thing as 24 hours.

Although, one correction from my earlier post; CRT's policy is one day, not two.

 

[kengquist]

No, it's not.

There is no such thing as a "24 hour cancellation policy." If you can find any reference to "24 hours" in any of the policies, I'd love to see it.

The policy for cancellations is "one day prior." You can cancel up to midnight the day before without being charged.

Some ADR's require two days notice, but that should be clear when you book them. CRT, and maybe the dinner shows, are the only ones I can think of at the moment.

Thanks so much fur the clarification