Making ADR's before balance paid

[Mick00]

Hey all, wasn't really sure where to post this but I am booking my disney package later today and will be paying the $200 deposit, can I start to make my ADRs before the balance is paid or do I have to wait until I am paid up in full ? Thanks in advance

 

[kathie859]

Hey all, wasn't really sure where to post this but I am booking my disney package later today and will be paying the $200 deposit, can I start to make my ADRs before the balance is paid or do I have to wait until I am paid up in full ? Thanks in advance

Anyone (on or off-site) can make an ADR @ 180 days out. Onsite gives you a 10 day head start (190 days out). You need to guarantee your ADR with a credit card in most cases. Whether your paid in full or even have an on site reservation isn't an issue other than the 180 vs 190 day start period.

 

[Mick00]

Ok thank you
So if I book on site and pay the deposit I can make adr's 190 days out, even before paying the balance in full?
Sorry for all the questions

 

[PonyChick79]

Ok thank you
So if I book on site and pay the deposit I can make adr's 190 days out, even before paying the balance in full?
Sorry for all the questions

You can make ADRs regardless if you are staying on or off property and even if you only paid your deposit. You do not have to pay your trip in full to book ADRs.

However it is NOT 190 days out. Once you hit your 180 days from check in you can start making ADRs and then up to 10 days following the start of your trip are able to be booked for ADRs if staying on property.

Basically if you are staying Nov 28-Dec 6th you can start booking all your ADRs on June 1st (180 days) for the entire stay not just for Nov 28th.

Off property guests have to do it one day at a time starting at 180 days.