Le Cellier...is it really difficult to get an ADR?

[stichgirl]

I will be visiting on the week of July 14, what are my chances of getting Le Cellier? Do they take up to 90 days or can you book 180 days in advance?

Thanks.

 

[TDC Nala]

All restaurant reservations are now 90 days. If you are staying at a Disney resort onsite you can call at the 90 day mark for your first day and make reservations for up to 10 days after that.

Le Cellier is the single most difficult restaurant reservation to get at WDW - it's even outstripped CRT. Call right on your 90 day mark from your first day (for July 14 that would be April 15) and ask for that one first. If you're staying offsite, call as soon as the dining line opens (7 AM Eastern) 90 days from the day you want Le Cellier and book it first. Always have a backup in case it's not available.

 

[stichgirl]

Thanks!

 

[pipermae]

Like PP said, it's very difficult, be sure to be flexible for your time. I originally planned on getting dinner there, but I made sure the day was able to be reorganized. Turns out, we could only get in for lunch and grabbed it.

 

[lacrosse_lady72]

If you are staying at a WDW resort, it may help to put Le Cellier on one of your last days, or any hard to get restaurants. The later the date past the 90 day mark, the less people have access to booking the restaurant.

Example, I did this last year. I had Le Cellier as my 90+10 day being Sept 26 but when the CM plugged in the dates she accidently put Sept 19, our 90+3 day... dinner was all booked!!! But she realized the mistake and on the 26th I was able to have basically anytime I wanted.

 

[MrsJobba1]

Hmm I am going to try for 90 +5 so keep your fingers x for me.