Hoop-dee-doo seating?

[c&m'smom]

I just made reservations for my family of 5 (2A, 3C 1 counts as an adult since he is 10) on 11/12. It mentions that you may be seated at different tables. Does this happen often? We are in Cat. 3.

Erin

 

[TheRustyScupper]

NOTES ON GROUP SEATING (PARTY BEING SPLIT UP):

1) The disclaimer of being split up is on all ADR's.
2) This is in case your party must be separated.
3) Parties of up to six are seldom split.
4) Parties of seven and above are more frequently split.
5) It is a matter of
. . . availability of tables which can be combined
. . . combining tables so that aisles are not compromised or blocked
. . . when you made the reservation, and how many others were made before you
. . . the physical layout of the eatery
. . . if they can fill the smaller two-or-three person tables (usually along walls or by pillars)

6) With the above being said
. . . they do try to combine tables to accommodate the group
. . . the vast majority of groups do not get split
. . . but, be prepared if splitting does occur for your group

 

[dawnhaze]

That disclaimer even appears on ADRs for one.

 

[c&m'smom]

Thanks for the info. I guess I miss that on my other ADR's

Erin