does ADR and PS mean the same thing?

[TinkerbEllnor]

title asks it all.

In the past, I know that they didn't take "reservations", just priority seating that got you in front of any walk ins. Has this changed?

I am calling today to try to get a late breakfast at 'Ohana for the end of February. Think I'm too late?

Thanks

 

[Bob P]

It's the same thing. PS is now ADR.

Only one way to know about your Ohana request---call Disney Dining now!

 

[I'mNoPrince]

Yes .

ADR is now dealing with Eating Advance Dining Ressie.

PS is now for parades and shows Preferred Seating

 

[Brian Noble]

Important note: only the name has changed. They still aren't "reservations" in the traditional sense of the word.

 

[cdrn1]

In Nov at lunch at LTT I checked in and told the girl at the podium that I had a 2pm ADR and she stared at me all blank-like and said "a WHAT?" I said "you know, a reservation" and she looked and found it. I really think she knew what I was talking about (it was pulled up and on her screen when she said it) but I guess they don't call it that any more!

 

[TinkerbEllnor]

so it's all the same, only the names have changed ( <- Bon Jovi is singing in my head). I called today and got an ADR at 'Ohana with no trouble at all. The CM implied that I had my pick of the time so I hope that translates into that it isn't that busy at that time.
Thanks for the clarification.