MDR Alert sites?

[Ikaikalani]

We're lookin' to go for some MDR that are fairly hard to get. I want to hit this with both barrels and use some Alert sites but I'm not familiar with them. Is there a list somewhere of all these sites? Are some better than others? Any tips on how best to successfully use them? TIA

 

[SteveH]

I think you mean ADR, Advance Dining Reservation. MDR generally is a DCL term for Main Dining Room. You'll want to look up ones from Touring Plans and Mouse Dining.

 

[Ikaikalani]

I think you mean ADR, Advance Dining Reservation. MDR generally is a DCL term for Main Dining Room. You'll want to look up ones from Touring Plans and Mouse Dining.

Lol, you're right!! I'm on a cruise and park visit back to back, obviously it's getting to be too many logistics . Thanks for the info.

 

[cruisin5]

I find mousewatchers to be the best, more money though. Set a different ringtone for the number, add it to your favorites so it sounds different AND alerts you during silent hours. If you're on a phone keep the app signed in and use it instead of the link unless you are on a computer.

 

[gharter]

Never have had any luck with mouse dining, but touringplans has worked well. Just be aware that when you receive a text about an ADR available, so do many others and it will be gone quickly, from experience.

 

[FSU Girl]

I’ve had success with touring plans, which can be done for free which is nice. One thing to note that they don’t always send the alert out the moment something is dropped. I was trying to get something very difficult so I was on the app constantly and I didn’t get the alert for another half hour after I had already booked it