Hardest ADRs to get?

[stobaugh6]

What are the most difficult ADRs to get even at 180 days out? I am a week away from 180 days and I'm wondering which ADRs I need to work on first. Thanks!

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Victoria & Albert's is the hardest one, particularly the extra-fancy stuff there.

 

[Klinger13]

BOG & 'Ohana dinners seem to be the most challenging ones I've seen.

 

[Mom2darlingboys]

1) Cinderella's Royal Table
2) Chef's Table at Victoria and Albert's
3) 'Ohana dinner
4) Chef Mickey's breakfast

And now, pre-park opening Akershus and Garden Grill have been tough to get, as people try to beat the rush to Soarin' and Frozen Ever After.

It can also be tough to get Rose and Crown around the time Illuminations starts and Beaches and Cream for lunch or dinner, but they can be had. Not sure how hard it is to get Le Cellier since it became 2 credits on the dining plan.

I find these are generally the toughest.

 

[Hopefully]

I agree with BOG Dinner and 'OHana dinner. Victoria and Albert's may be harder to get, but it is not on most families radar so I didn't consider it.

 

[AmyA]

In my experience for our upcoming Sept/Oct trip (in order):
1) BOG dinner
2) CRT PPO Breakfast
3) 'Ohana dinner
4) 1900 Park Fare Dinner
5) California Grill

Not a huge fan of Chef Mickey's now that my kids are old so that one hasn't really been on my radar; however, it looks like it's generally not available. My results are also likely skewed by the fact that we are attending during a free dining time.

That being said, by using the Touring Plans reservation finder, I did end up getting BOG dinner near the time I wanted before our MNSSHP (took 6 weeks) and the CRT PPO Breakfast (took just a couple days). Was able to get Cali Grill on my own just by repeated checking. 1900 PF and 'Ohana were on my "great if they're available, not going to try hard if they aren't" list so we aren't eating at either one .

Probably TMI but hopefully it helps!