MNSSHP Tix Only - Dinner Res 3:40pm? - Can we get in?

[civileng68]

I know you can get in at 4pm with MNSSHP Tix.

Will they allow any exception if you have a dining reservation for 3:40pm?

 

[scrapquitler]

I doubt it.

They might let you in a couple minutes before 4 whenever they are ready to open the gates, but for a 3:40 reservation, you'd have to be in the gates by about 3:15, and I really don't see that happening.

 

[civileng68]

Yeah, I think you're right. Thanks. I will likely hold off unless someone else here knows something you don't . Thx again

 

[DLM1980]

I'm going with no because as they say when you make a reservation, valid theme park admission is required. MNSSHP is not valid till 4pm.

 

[mesaboy2]

I know you can get in at 4pm with MNSSHP Tix.

Will they allow any exception if you have a dining reservation for 3:40pm?

No. However, it is not uncommon for any night's party guests to be allowed in around 3:45p or 3:50p.

 

[Robo]

On some party days, they get ready early and open the gates at 3:45. (No guarantees.)
However-
If you have a 3:40 ADR and you arrive by 4:10, or so, you will very likely get to be seated, even if you must wait a bit for a table.

 

[danny1649]

Not sure but I have heard you can get in on your ticket to MNSSP at 3:50 . J think you can get to your adr a little late.I have been 15 minutes late to adr and they still honored it, was seated within 5 minutes. Just two in our party though DW and I.

 

[vinotinto]

If you go for it, make sure they check you in. I've seen reports of people arriving early or late for ADRs who got charged a no show fee.

 

[Robo]

If you go for it, make sure they check you in. I've seen reports of people arriving early or late for ADRs who got charged a no show fee.

Then, that caution would be pertinent for guests arriving "on time," as well.

 

[puffkin]

I would just go in as soon as they let you (hopefully by 4) and show up late for the ADR. I am sure they will seat you, you just might have a little wait. People show up late all the time for ADR's.