More ADR booking questions.

[asgur5]

If you book a disney resort for 5 nights does the 60+5 rule for restaurant bookings include bookings on the day you check out? I.e the 6th day of your holiday. For example if I book a disney resort for the 5 nights of jan 1st to jan 5th with check out on jan 6 then 60 days before my check in on Jan 1st can I also book an ADR on Jan 6 (the day I check out).?

if you book a disney resort for say 14 days then 60 days before your check in date I understand you can book ADR's for days 1-10. on day 59 from your check in day can you then book ADRs for the 11th day of your holiday (and 58 days from check in can you book ADRs on day 12 of your holiday)? Or to book ADR's for days 11-14 of your trip do you have to wait until 49-45 days from check in and lose all the early resort advantage for those last 4 days?

do you need to have a disney linked park ticket on the same disney account as your ADR booking? I.e. can you have a disney account with just ADRs and nothing else and the ADRs will still be valid? Obviously in this case your ADRs can only be booked less then 60 days before their date and the disney tickets will be linked on another account under a different persons name in your party.

 

[CarolynFH]

If you book a disney resort for 5 nights does the 60+5 rule for restaurant bookings include bookings on the day you check out? I.e the 6th day of your holiday. For example if I book a disney resort for the 5 nights of jan 1st to jan 5th with check out on jan 6 then 60 days before my check in on Jan 1st can I also book an ADR on Jan 6 (the day I check out).?

Yes, the 60+ booking includes checkout day.

if you book a disney resort for say 14 days then 60 days before your check in date I understand you can book ADR's for days 1-10. on day 59 from your check in day can you then book ADRs for the 11th day of your holiday (and 58 days from check in can you book ADRs on day 12 of your holiday)? Or to book ADR's for days 11-14 of your trip do you have to wait until 49-45 days from check in and lose all the early resort advantage for those last 4 days?

You can do them day by day starting day 59 before checkin. So you’ll maintain your 60+10 advantage.

do you need to have a disney linked park ticket on the same disney account as your ADR booking? I.e. can you have a disney account with just ADRs and nothing else and the ADRs will still be valid? Obviously in this case your ADRs can only be booked less then 60 days before their date and the disney tickets will be linked on another account under a different persons name in your party.

You don’t need park tickets to book ADRs even if they’re in a park. When the time comes to use those ADRs is when you’ll need the appropriate tickets and park reservations, but they still don’t need to be linked to the same MDE account the ADR is linked to. There isn’t any connection.

 

[asgur5]

excellent thanks for clearing that up.

trying to decide whether to do a split stay or stay in the same place. It seems ridiculous that disney doesnt combine split stays for the point of early access bookings for ADRs.

someone who spends $12000 on a combined ten day booking split between 2 deluxe resorts gets less early access to ADR bookings compared with someone who books ten days straight at fort wilderness camp grounds for 1000 dollars in total. Really bizarre.