Chances of scoring CRT

[quandrea]

We are heading down on Feb 28 for nine nights. Two adults, three children. We would like to go to CRT for a late breakfast, early lunch, even dinner. Any tips on scoring a ressie? I know it's short notice and any help would be appreciated.

 

[SigEpMike13]

We are heading down on Feb 28 for nine nights. Two adults, three children. We would like to go to CRT for a late breakfast, early lunch, even dinner. Any tips on scoring a ressie? I know it's short notice and any help would be appreciated.

Just keep checking. As of a week ago, there were still ADRs available for Valentine's week (including dinner on Valentine's Day). It's not easy to get one last minute, but it can be done!

I just looked quickly and saw an early dinner reservation available for CRT on 3/1.

 

[krb2g]

Last week I saw one for dinner for 4 somewhere like 3/4 or 3/5. We decided to eat at Akershus instead (cheaper + interested in Norwegian food + don't need to pre-pay for whole thing on credit card).

 

[mom2rtk]

Since it requires prepayment, people do cancel. Keep checking right up through the day you leave. Good luck!

 

[4littleones]

Can happen. I scored a dinner 1 mth out during free dining in September and my Ressie was for 8 people. Keep checking the cancelled ressies on the DIS and you may just luck out.

 

[ktlm]

Get on line multiple times a day every day and check. I've been very sucessful getting unavailable places doing that. It might take me a few weeks (or a month), and one time I didn't get the place until we were at WDW and it was the night before we wanted to eat there, but I've almost always had something finally pop up. Before the ADRs went online, I never had any luck calling once a day and trying to pick them up. It is all a matter of timing and luck. If you don't get one before your trip, then go to the podium the minute CRT opens for lunch and ask if they can get you in at any time that day. Don't get your hopes up, but you might be surprised. I've occasionally seen people walk up and get in, although I've seen them be turned away more.