Confused about ADR booking

[frtchr]

I am confused. Can I book my ADRs 180 days out or 90 days out? I always thought it was 180, but a few things I have read have made me doubt what I thought I knew.

Thanks!

 

[cheap traveler]

It used to be 180, down to 90 now. Actually, 90+10, which means you can call 90 days ahead of your arrival date, and book for up to 10 days after that

 

[disneynuts777]

It used to be 180, down to 90 now. Actually, 90+10, which means you can call 90 days ahead of your arrival date, and book for up to 10 days after that

Correct

 

[frtchr]

Got it! Thanks for the fast replies!

 

[SPOERLX3]

Correct

I believe that the +10 rule only holds true if you are staying at a Disney resort or booking a Magic Your Way Package. Or at least that is what this says:
"Guests staying on or off Disney property can call 90 days prior to dining dates to make Advance Dining Reservations (with few exceptions) at Walt Disney World resorts, theme parks, Downtown Disney and Swan and Dolphin table service restaurants. Those booking a Magic Your Way package or a room at a Disney owned-resort can book their advanced dining reservations 90 days out plus up to 10 days (the maximum allowed for one reservation) during their stay, giving them a slight advantage over other potential diners."

I am sure this covers just about everyone but just in case.

 

[vicki_c]

MYW package = staying at a Disney resort.

Just to be clear - you have to be an on-site guest to get the 10 day advantage for booking ADRs.

 

[disneynuts777]

MYW package = staying at a Disney resort.

Just to be clear - you have to be an on-site guest to get the 10 day advantage for booking ADRs.

Yes...you are correct you must be staying on site at a wdw resort to get the 10 day ADR booking advantage

 

[lindsmom]

I thought there were still some "hot ticket" restaurants that you could get at 180 days? I.E. HoopDeDoo etc? Anyone know about this? Thanks!

 

[disneynuts777]

I thought there were still some "hot ticket" restaurants that you could get at 180 days? I.E. HoopDeDoo etc? Anyone know about this? Thanks!

No...all dining is 90 days. You can check out this link to see all the ressie timelines.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/pscalc/dispscalc.html

 

[catne]

I thought there were still some "hot ticket" restaurants that you could get at 180 days? I.E. HoopDeDoo etc? Anyone know about this? Thanks!

Nope. It's all 90 days now.

 

[TDC Nala]

I thought there were still some "hot ticket" restaurants that you could get at 180 days? I.E. HoopDeDoo etc? Anyone know about this? Thanks!

Every restaurant reservation, including the dinner shows, is now 90 days. Most were changed over in December. A few (CRT, Chef Mickeys and Victoria & Alberts) were held at longer booking times until March, but they are all 90 day reservations now.

 

[irunnoft]

Every restaurant reservation, including the dinner shows, is now 90 days. Most were changed over in December. A few (CRT, Chef Mickeys and Victoria & Alberts) were held at longer booking times until March, but they are all 90 day reservations now.

It's the truth. . . it's actual!