my ADR at CG and timing of Wishes

[ptmmg]

I am booked for an adr at 8pm at the CG wished starts at 10 pm that night Am I too early? should I try to make my adr later. we are a party of 6 with 2 small kids age 2 and 4 I am hoping for a long nap in the afternoon with the younger ones, and letting the 2 older ones 14 &16 to take off for the afternoon with dh maybe DQ or BB.
this will be our last night s I wanted it to be special!

 

[Luv4Disney]

I am booked for an adr at 8pm at the CG wished starts at 10 pm that night Am I too early? should I try to make my adr later. we are a party of 6 with 2 small kids age 2 and 4 I am hoping for a long nap in the afternoon with the younger ones, and letting the 2 older ones 14 &16 to take off for the afternoon with dh maybe DQ or BB.
this will be our last night s I wanted it to be special!

Perhaps a tad too early. The longest it's every taken us to eat anywhere was an hour and a half. Maybe push it back a half hour or a little more? Just a suggestion.

 

[Stitch1404]

If you can, I would push it back by about an hour. I know my daughter (she's 5) would never sit for 2 hours eating dinner. We left her at the kid's program. Last time we went to California Grill it took us almost 2 hours, but we were really just trying to enjoy ourselves and eating slow on purpose and we had no kids.

 

[DisneyJen0504]

When are you going?
I agree with the others about that being a long time for kids but if you are going in peak season-you may not get a decent table if you change your ressie to a later time. I would keep it at that time personally.

 

[kaysmommie]

Just ask if you can move it up and hour, if not then keep the time you have.

 

[Nancyg56]

In January, our ADR was 8:10, with Wishes at 10PM. WE had a party of 7 with a 4 year old. We had it timed perfectly. We ordered dessert and coffee just beforeWishes was about to begin, and the waiter brought it to us after. We were a little concerned about the little one, but she is a night owl and had taken a rare nap that afternoon.