Do I need dining reservations ahead of time?

[jedijill]

I'm leaving for DLP in about 2 weeks and was wondering if I needed to make dinner reservations ahead of time. I'm flying solo and am thinking about trying Walt's, Blue Lagoon, and California Grill for sure. I will be arriving the afternoon of March 4th and then heading into Paris sometime during the afternoon/evening of March 6th. Any other suggestions for someone who loves good food and wine?

Thanks so much!

Jill in KC (Missouri)

 

[tennisfan]

During quiter periods you don't really need reservations, its up to you if you want to book anywhere, although this can be done on the day on City Hall or your hotel if you are staying on site.

I haven't eaten in any of the places you mentioned but several people here have and i'm sure they would recommend them

Have a great trip

 

[thehails]

The blue Lagoon is a really lovely choice, its such a brilliant atmosphere. Its our favorite disney resturant.

The first time we ate here we got in on the same day by just eating outside the normal lunch time rush, however on our other visits we have booked on arrival at our hotel to guarantee we could get the time & day we wanted, so it really depends on how flexible you are for time etc, if you eat outside the normal lunch time I think you get a better chance of getting a table right by the water, but wherever you are in the resturant you have a lovely view anyway.

I hope you have a lovely time

 

[Ware Bears]

Great choice of restaurants ~ we've eaten at both Walt's and Blue Lagoon and loved both.

Have a magical time.

 

[jedijill]

Thanks everyone! I'm really looking forward to my trip. I just upgraded my plane ticket to Business Class so between that and staying at the DLH I'm really splurging on this trip. I haven't been to Paris since January of 2000.

Jill in CK

 

[ema74]

If I were you, I'd book the restaurants to be on the safer side... never had dinner in either but have heard they were great!

We love Cafe Mickey - always eat there on our last day