How are ADR time slots spread out?

[Alice777]

Just wondering if anyone know how ADR time is spread out.

Ex. by 5 minutes? one reservation time slot per one group?

Sometimes I see ADRs listed by 15 minutes and sometimes 30 minutes but for my ADR for Saana, I have reservation for 11:35 am.

I tried to find one for 11:30 am so I can be the first one so I can request a window seat but couldn't find one on the day I needed.

So I started wondering how many others has ADRs at 11:30 am (5 minutes before mine) and if I can still get window table.

Thank you

 

[DatDudeSG]

I also wonder this as well. My wife and I just got back from The World and our last meal was dinner at the Coveted Ohana! We were "lucky" to snag a 4:30 ADR, and were seated promptly. I check for any other availability at that time as the restaurant was relatively empty and there were none. So I also wonder if they limit that ADR way to much since there were maybe 20 families and no available ADRs.

 

[Accident]

It depends on the place. for example o'hana seems to seat about 25% of the place at the same time and corner by corner you see then turn over, bring in a new group of tables and it keeps repeating.. but the way the meal is, that works for this setup where everyone has the same menu and it's easier to bring things out in shifts then to have different tables at all different points of the meal.

General tables, it should be about 5 or 15 minutes apart but not sure how any tables they seat at the same time. It's more staggered for our flexibility in when we might want to eat. Also keep in mind they have tables with certain sizes so they kind of want no table empty for long so it's spaced roughly on what they know it'll take to eat is.