Is it too late?

[ntburns22]

My aunt just called and said she wanted to take her girls to WDW for the first time next month. Are the in park restaurants pretty much booked already? She had no idea you had to make reservations for the sit down restaurants. Or should I try to convince her to give herself some more time to plan? She has never been there either.

 

[DisneyKidds]

While you might not be able to get a reservation for something like CRT or the Princess Storybook meals, they should be able to get reservations for most other places, especially in a slow month like January.

Call now to see what's available. You might find a lot of places booked. However, that doesn't mean you are out of luck. We had success with same day reservations on our trip last week, even at popular places like Le Cellier.

 

[julielovestigger]

I have had to make several changes to my dining plan in the last week - I am going in two weeks, during the busiest week of the year. I have had several acceptable times to pick from. I know, I was amazed too. I have heard that there are lots of openings as you get closer to the time of the trip, and they were right.

 

[DCDisney]

If it's towards the end of the month and a group of 4 or less reservations are still pretty easy to come by even Le Cellier. The only thing we have reserved early that is now booked up is CRT for breakfast. We have a group of 5 for part of our trip and it's harder to get the larger tables at some resturants but for 4's it's easy.

Yvonne

 

[Rob&Jan]

Were going the first week of january and i just Booked the 31st to the 5th with no problem at all 6:00pm every night alfredo's, san angel, mama melrose, Yachtsman, Jiko, artist point. Lots of times available. Good Luck

 

[dixiedizfan]

We're going the first week of January and I was just able to get the times I wanted at O'Hanas, LeCellier, Teppenyaki, Hoop-Dee-Doo, LTT and Sci-Fi.