Christmas Day Reservations

[SpeechGuy]

How difficult will it be to make reservations for Christmas Eve and Christmas dinner?

Do I need to make them on the first day when reservations are accepted for this date? I was thinking about Artists Pointe or 1900 Park Fare. Any suggestions? Thanks!

 

[CamColt]

I would definitely book 90 days out at 7:00am for anything I really had my heart set on for either of those days.
Good luck!

 

[Connears]

It is a good idea to make sure to try on 90 days out, but you may encounter the problem I did last year when I tried for NYE PS at 90 days. The park hours (official ones) were not set yet so the latest I could make PS at Brown Derby for NYE was 5:45pm. I knew the parks would be open until 12 so I kindly said no. I called back the next day for New Year's Day breakfast at BOMA and had my choice of times for Brown Derby on NYE (picked 8:45pm) up to 11:20pm. You will also have to leave a CC number because it is a holiday. You can cancel upto 48 hours before. we were able to get both NYE and New Year's Day PS when we wanted so I hope the same is true for Christmas Eve and Day. Good luck..PS we ate at LLT in MK on Christmas Day 1996 and it was wonderful!
Connears

 

[jana]

We booked Boma's for Christmas 2002 and had no problems getting it

 

[SpeechGuy]

....I will try to make all of our dining ressies as soon as we are able to do so. Thanks again!

 

[BCV23]

If you're interested in doing the dinner package with the Candlight Processional, you can book that even earlier. Watch the boards and call when those packages open up....I think it was late summer.

 

[CamColt]

Yes, BCV23 you are right! Last year those packages opened up for booking the last week in August.
And now that BCV mentioned it, I will second that suggestion. We did the CP package on Christmas Eve last year and it was amazing. I cant imagine a better night to see it.

 

[Cinderellee]

The Candlelight Processional is a fun event. We did this in 2002 on Christmas Day. We had dinner at Le Cellier. It was good and a great time was had by all.

 

[nasmith]

Check out

http://allearsnet.com/menu/men_christmas.htm

For info on last years Christmas dinners - note that prices and sometimes menus are different at some of the restaurants. Restaurants that aren't listed were "Business as usual" - but you will still have to leave a CC guarantee (Last year, they didn't charge the CC unless you were a no-show). I called at 90 days out, just to be on the safe side. Also- FYI - "Santa" (and sometimes Mickey and Minnie) show up at the resorts on Christmas Eve between 6pm and 8pm-ish. My son loved that he could get his last minute Christmas wishes into Santa before dinner!! ((We were eating at WL, so saw Santa and Mickey and Minnie there))