DLR dining... 60 days out plus 10??

[Laurabearz]

At WDW it's 180 days out then you can book the next 10 days of dining...

At DLR do I need to call day by day or is it 60 Plus 10 like WDW?

Also are ALL dining options 60 days out or are some 30 days...

Thanks bunches!

EDITED TO ADD... I found this on wdwinfo so does that mean 42 days ahead of time for in park dining and 60 days for resorts? Is this still true? Thanks!

* = Priority Seating reservation can be made 6 weeks advance for dining located within Disneyland and Disney's California Adventure parks and 60 days in advance for Resort Hotel dining by contacting your travel agent or by calling 1-714-781-DINE (3463) - Prices subject to change

 

[bradk]

just to clarify, at WDW, it's 180+10 only for those staying on site. those staying offsite, it's simply 180 days from each ADR

to contrast that, those staying on site at DLR can get assistance from Vacation Planning Services

as far as i know, it's 60 days out across the board for priority seating (although it's not nearly as competitive at DLR as it is WDW)

 

[BecBennett]

You know I wanted to ask this question too, but hadn't gotten around to it. So if I wanted a few different ps reservations over a few days I'd either have to call each day - or in my case wait until the last reservation date is within 60 days and call then?

And if it's not as competitive at DLR does that mean that it shouldn't be a problem to get my reservations when I do call? Ahh, it's all too much!

 

[Laurabearz]

We are staying on site, but suing DVC points. Regardless i am not one to let others book things for me..


So it's across the board 60 days despite what the above states? Can anyone be more - sure - than... Brad..

 

[bradk]

no, noone can ever be more sure than Brad.

 

[Laurabearz]

Just called All dining at both the resorts and the parks is 60 days out. Tours and Premimum viewing for Fantasmic is 30 days out. Both are day by day...

Off to send a note to the above quoted website to get them to change it.

 

[bradk]

see? even disney can just be just as sure.

 

[Laurabearz]

Well Brad... your first reply did state... as far as I know... which is a big difference than IT IS...

And for some of us... as far as I know, isnt FOR SURE...

But thanks for trying

 

[BecBennett]

Ok, and what's the number again? Is there more then one number? Or can you book them all on the same phone number??

Yay, 100th post...

 

[Laurabearz]

1-714-781-3463 is main dining.. then they transfered me to Tours so I dont know that number, but it can be found on the DLR site under tours

 

[nurse.darcy]

Okay, so during the busy holiday season I booked an 11:30 ressie at Blue Bayou only 10 days out (the ressie was for Saturday, Dec. 22). I wasn't touring with DTC or making ressies through the Disney website. I am an annual pass holder and this was a last minute decision. So, competition for dining at DLR is not NEARLY as competitive as it is for WDW. Of course, the good dining options are not as numerous either. There were several available ressies for the same day, I just knew we wanted an early lunch. By the way, those who had not made PS ressies were turned away so don't wait till you get to the parks to make ressies for PS restaurants.

 

[Laurabearz]

Good to know that it's not as hard to get dining at DLR as appose to WDW...

With that said, we are NOT AP holders and only make it to DLR once in a blue moon. We have certain places we really want to try and would be bummed if we couldn't.

So we will be making all our PS's 60 days out day by day

 

[BecBennett]

Same with me Laurabearz... I just want to make sure!