Early Entry with ADR Question

[jmg378s]

I searched around but couldn't find the exact answer. So we have a reservation for Cinderella's Royal Table at 9:05am and the park opens at 9:00am that day. I know we are allowed to enter the park before opening, but how early are we allowed to enter the park?

 

[Robo]

I searched around but couldn't find the exact answer. So we have a reservation for Cinderella's Royal Table at 9:05am and the park opens at 9:00am that day. I know we are allowed to enter the park before opening, but how early are we allowed to enter the park?

Figure 15-20 minutes.

It can all depend on the CM's in charge of the gates that morning.

to posting on the DISboards, jmg!

 

[jojomoore]

We have had ADR many times either before park opening or just after. There will be a turnstile marked for early breakfast reservations. You will need to arrive early and stand in this line. They will most likely let u enter 15 to 20 minutes early. Since your ADR is at park opening you will have to contend with the rope drop crowd so I would suggest arriving before they do and get in the breakfast reservation line and you should be able to enter ahead of the crowd.oh and btw we love morning breakfast reservations - Puts us in the Disney spirit.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Probably about 8:30. A couple weeks ago we had an 8:25 at Crystal Palace, we were in at 8.

 

[Jodygirl]

When we were there last week, we just said we had a reservation and they let us in. They didn't ask what time it was at even. Maybe that isn't the norm though.

 

[Robo]

When we were there last week, we just said we had a reservation and they let us in. They didn't ask what time it was at even. Maybe that isn't the norm though.

It can all depend on the CM's in charge of the gates that morning.

 

[DisneyWisher]

It can all depend on the CM's in charge of the gates that morning.

It was crazy for our 8:30AM ADR, they let us in at 8:15. The gates were packed. FYI the entry turnstiles for ADRs before 9 is all the way to the left. When we were there 2 weeks ago they weren't using RFID, just the old fashion turnstiles. DD29 ran ahead (I have a bad knee can't walk fast) by the time we (DGD4 & I) got there, stopped for 1 photographer the device was going off and they were ready to seat us.