Making reservations with a two year old

[tgropp]

I am a few days away from being able to make ADR ‘S ( 4 adults and a 2 year old) and there is much more availability when you search for four people instead of five. What do people normally do? I would not want to lose my reservation because there was no room for a high chair.

 

[SteveMouse]

You need to include all live bodies in making ADRs. Disney may not be able to accommodate you with last-minute additions. They don’t seem to care as much if you’re a person or two short, as long as someone shows for the meal.

 

[Bsams1654]

Yes you need to include everyone in your party including the under 3's. We are a party of 7 with 5 adults and 2 under 3's. I had to split a couple of reservations up and get them at the same times to make it all work. If you have trouble finding something for 5, look for a table for 6. Disney likes even numbers apparently.

 

[sponica]

I'm not sure if this is your first rodeo or not booking ADRs with a little person. A) book a party of 6 or B) look at off peak or early times. I've traveled with 20 month olds on 2 different trips, and booking an ADR a little earlier than they would normally eat at home was the best decision ever.

 

[tgropp]

Thanks all!

 

[Betty Rohrer]

I am a few days away from being able to make ADR ‘S ( 4 adults and a 2 year old) and there is much more availability when you search for four people instead of five. What do people normally do? I would not want to lose my reservation because there was no room for a high chair.

also try checking for availability for party of 6. you will not be charged for only having 5 people. if one is a prepaid ressie make the 6th person under 2