Indoor Dining Capacity?

[sara_s]

For those who have been in the parks / resorts recently: since FL went into "Phase 3" a couple weeks ago, has that changed the way Disney has committed to distancing in the indoor TS restaurants? I haven't read anything that indicates they've pushed tables closer together, but I haven't been to the parks since early September.

For example, we ate at Tiffins in early September and they were very good about distancing the tables (skipping tables between parties). I'm hoping it's the same for when we go the first week of November but thought I'd get some feedback first before I start making reservations.

As a follow up question, if you've been recently, which TS restaurants seemed to be doing the best job at safety?

Thanks!

 

[suzannews]

Disney run restaurants are still at 50% even though we are in phase 3. I haven't heard anything about participant restaurants on property.

 

[MomOTwins]

When we went recently, the restaurants where we felt a bit too close to other patrons were Via Napoli, 50s prime time, and Rose & Crown. There it felt like they just measured exactly 6 feet between tables, and then when people pulled out chairs they came within our 6 feet radius. Everywhere else was definitely 6 feet between myself and other patrons, though for extended indoor exposures, it really should be 12 feet, but of course no restaurants are doing that.

 

[hannymom]

We were at Liberty Tree a couple weeks ago. I think they did a great job. We were in the Ben Franklin room and there were only 3 other tables being used in the room. We checked in on our app and when we walked in they took us directly to our table

 

[mindeola]

Last week we ate at:

Homecomin' ) It did not feel distanced, but the way our table was positioned made me feel fine. We were not close to anyone else.

50's Primetime- Felt completely safe in there. We were in a room that had just two tables.

Skipper's Canteen - Felt completely safe in there as well. There were many tables in our room, but we were against a wall and not near anyone else.

 

[Ahabart]

I think you will find tables are the same as the last time you visited. We were there 10/3-10/10 and felt like there was plenty of space between tables at every restaurant. Only allowing those with orders into the sit down QS restaurants makes a huge difference too I think. The only time we really felt uncomfortable was at TRex in Disney Springs. Their table spacing was weird and people weren't even attempting to distance.