Do you NEED a reservation # when booking ADRs?

[holden]

This might seem like a silly question, but do you need a ressie # when booking ADRs? I know they ask that when you call, but we are staying at Hilton Bonnet Creek this time and will not have a Disney reservation #.

Thanks!

 

[sue1013]

No need for a reservation #. Anyone can make ADR's those stay off site, locals.

 

[MickeyNicki]

They always ask me for one..we usually stay onsite so I have a WDW # but sometimes we are at the Swan/Dolphin and I dont have to give them the ressie #

 

[aubriee]

The only time a WDW reservation number is needed is if you are trying to do the 180+10. As long as you are within 180 days of all the ADRs you want, you don't need the resort reservation number. If you are calling at 180 days out and want to make all of your reservations for that week, then yes you will need your WDW resort reservation number to prove that you are staying onsite and are eligible for the 180+10 benefit.

 

[holden]

So basically, if I book at 180 days I can only book for one day? I'd have to call each day thereafter to book each day of our trip? This is our first time outside the parks so I want to make sure I have all the info to book correctly.

Thanks!

 

[RachaelA]

So basically, if I book at 180 days I can only book for one day? I'd have to call each day thereafter to book each day of our trip? This is our first time outside the parks so I want to make sure I have all the info to book correctly.

Thanks!

Yes, but luckily now that they have online ADRs all you have to do is hop online to book your reservations every day f you don't want to call each day.

 

[charity]

The only time a WDW reservation number is needed is if you are trying to do the 180+10. As long as you are within 180 days of all the ADRs you want, you don't need the resort reservation number. If you are calling at 180 days out and want to make all of your reservations for that week, then yes you will need your WDW resort reservation number to prove that you are staying onsite and are eligible for the 180+10 benefit.

Would a AAA WDW reservation number(CBR) be good for 180+10?