How do dinner adrs work at BOG on MNSSHP NIGHTS?

[edk35]

My husband and I are going Oct. 12th for 6 nights and there are 4 parties that week. I really want to book dinner at BOG that week. Do they stop taking adrs at a certain time on those evenings because of the parties? Will this be a harder time of year to secure a dinner ressie there?

 

[_auroraborealis_]

After ~6:15 you must have a party ticket to dine.

So it is harder to get an ADR, yes.

 

[edk35]

I would think they might have more openings on party nights because most party goers would not waste time dining at a TS restaurant. That's why I kind of thought there might not even have dining after a certain time on a party night?

 

[Allison]

Are you attending the party?

 

[edk35]

We will attend one of them for sure but I don't plan on dining at BOG on one of those nights unless we get a very early dinner ressie.

 

[purple figment]

My husband and I are going Oct. 12th for 6 nights and there are 4 parties that week. I really want to book dinner at BOG that week. Do they stop taking adrs at a certain time on those evenings because of the parties? Will this be a harder time of year to secure a dinner ressie there?

I would think they might have more openings on party nights because most party goers would not waste time dining at a TS restaurant. That's why I kind of thought there might not even have dining after a certain time on a party night?

Last year on party nights BOG had two different dinner times. For those without party tickets dinner reservations could be made from 4:00 to 6:15. Then starting at 6:20 until 10 PM additional reservations were available, but required party tickets. Most would recommend not wasting expensive party time eating at a TS restaurant.

If you were not going to the party it was probably harder to find reservations because of the shorter time frame and the fact that many party goers wanted to be finished eating before the start of the party so they were also competing for the same reservations.

 

[rwdavis2]

We had tickets to MVMCP last November and made a 6:20 BoG dinner reservation. I'm sure we finished in less than 90 minutes and had plenty of time for the party.

 

[TLovesDisney]

I tried to get a reservation for Oct 6, but right now its says dinner is only 4-6. So of course everything was booked already. I hope they add more hours!

 

[Hopefully]

I tried to get a reservation for Oct 6, but right now its says dinner is only 4-6. So of course everything was booked already. I hope they add more hours!

They won't
You need to have a MNSSHP ticket after 6.

 

[DisneyStarWisher]

I tried to get a reservation for Oct 6, but right now its says dinner is only 4-6. So of course everything was booked already. I hope they add more hours!

Did you try right as soon as your window opened? We are going to try to get one for October 31. We are not attending the party. We want to eat around 4:30. I'm worried it will be impossible even trying the minute my window opens!

 

[TLovesDisney]

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[TLovesDisney]

Did you try right as soon as your window opened? We are going to try to get one for October 31. We are not attending the party. We want to eat around 4:30. I'm worried it will be impossible even trying the minute my window opens!

Yes I the first morning that I could make a reservation. I am hoping more open up or people cancel.

 

[TLovesDisney]

They won't
You need to have a MNSSHP ticket after 6.

Thank you. We have been to multiple MNSSHP. In the past the reservations say something like Dinner 4-6:30, Special Ticketed Event Dinner 6:30-10:00. But for some reason right now it only shows 4-6. Hopefully they will update it at some point to add more reservations times. We love eating at BOG.

 

[AtlantaDisneyDreamer]

I have found that getting ADRs for any restaurant at MK is the most difficult on Halloween party nights. You have two sets of guests who want them. Day guests and party guests.

But don't worry.

Stalking reservations can be an entertaining and addictive pastime.