Coral Reef- Lunch or Dinner? Differences??

[ptslp]

My brother just decided to extend his trip by a day, therefore we need to add him to our Coral Reef meal. We had planned for dinner, but dinner is now booked. How different is lunch than dinner? I looked at the menu and it isn't that different, but are the portions really different? My dad is a dinner eater- prefers the big dinner over the big lunch. I did get a 3:20 lunch ADR, as opposed to our 5:20 dinner ADR, but want to be sure everyone will still be happy.

Also, have you ever added to your party of 6 (making it 7) without changing the ADR? One CM said that we can just show up with the extra person, but when I asked someone else, they said it was necessary to add the extra person because the tables are generally for 6 or 8. If it was 7 going to 8, it probably wouldn't be a problem- that is basically what they said, but I am curious if anyone has added people at the check in, rather than in advance and how it went.

Thanks!

 

[bluejasmine]

I actually havent been will be eatting lunch there next Sat, I could only get a lunch ADR, anyway, I noticed a few items on the dinner menu that arent on the lunch menu like the crab cakes and something else.. I changed my party of 7 to 8 and had no problems they simply added that 8th person to each one of my ADRs and then sent me a print out to confirm ( We are part of a grand gathering)

 

[erinch]

Lunch is cheaper! We always eat there for lunch; 3:20 will give your dad a chance to have a nice meal and let it settle. I'd change the ADR from 6 people to 7. If they're crowded you might not get a table, as they would be expecting to use a table for 6.

 

[erinch]

Lunch is cheaper! We always eat there for lunch; 3:20 will give your dad a chance to have a nice meal and let it settle. I'd change the ADR from 6 people to 7. If they're crowded you might not get a table, as they would be expecting to use a table for 6.