Hoop Dee Do seating question

[LSUfan4444]

Does anyone know the different table sizes?

I'm pretty sure the largest table size they have is an 8 top. My guess is they also have 6 tops and 4 tops, can anyone confirm? Anything larger than an 8 top?

 

[LSUfan4444]

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Anyone?

 

[GeorgeG]

They have tables for two, four, six, and possbly eight. I'm pretty sure they can put tables together for larger groups.

 

[GrammyJudy]

When we were there last year there was a real large group next to us...they have all types of tables.

 

[Sleeping Becca]

They can put tables together to accomodate larger groups. We have done level 1 with a group of 12 and we all sat at one table.

 

[Goofy4]

The seating chart here doesn't look accurate to me, but it will give you an idea: http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?restaurant.ID=36

 

[williamson_ja]

We had 10 people at our table last year. I can't remember if it was one large table or if they scooted a couple smaller tables together. It didn't matter. We were all able to eat together at the same table either way.

 

[LSUfan4444]

If anyone is interested, I finally got what I believe to be accurate information.

Our group is large, not 12 large, but 33 large.

We certainly don't have to, or want to sit at the same table, but the size of the tables matter because we have some familes that consists of 7, some of 3, some of 5 etc.

The largest table they have is an official 11 top, but can sit 12. They also have 8's, 6'5 and 5's. We knew they wouldn't officially coordinate the seating, which they do a week or so before the performance, but at least we know it might be possible to have multiple familes at the same tables.

 

[troynkasey]

They have a flexible seating plan. They will figure out a way to do it. It may take some serious planning on their part, but they'll do it. You won't have the option of seating 33 at a table, but they'll be able to break it down by family. We've gone with as many as 8 or as few as 5. Both times we had a nice setup. It also matters how many are kids or will need a high chair because they will squeeze those in where possible.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

They have a flexible seating plan. They will figure out a way to do it. It may take some serious planning on their part, but they'll do it.

1) Until ADR's fill the tables.
2) Once ADR's fill the tables, they cannot combine other tables.
3) All tables get booked, they do not any back for combining.
4) So, it they say you have a split table, please believe them.
5) Assigning tables at HDDR is not like a restauraunt, where they fit-you-in.

6) Once tables are booked, they cannot combine other tables for your group.