November and ADR's?

[hyland113]

I'm getting really nervous. Going to WDW Nov.5-12 and I purchased the dining plan for all 5 adults and 2 children going. It sounds like it's really hard to get the ressies you want. Do you think it might be easier in Nov because it is no longer free dining? I was hoping to get chef Mickey's, Boma, Le Ceiller, Princess Storybook breakfast, Spoodles and of course I know this one is hard no matter what but CRT. I called the other day for HDDR and was only able to get a 5:00/ no 7:15 for anyday that we will be there so I know that there will be crowds. Just wondering if anyone could put my mind at ease or should I be prepared for the worse. Also should I take a chance and try to call 100 days out - it seems like it all depends on what CM you get or is everybody pretty much on the same page and it's 90 days and you can make 10 days of ressies? Thanks for any responses?

 

[pennyplanner]

Hyland113,

Take a deep breath! Remember this is going to be a really fun and exciting trip at Disney.

I think you will be fine when scheduling your ADRs. This is a really lovely time to visit WDW no matter what the crowds will be like and they should be on the lighter side!

Have a plan. You do! So it sounds good to me. Check out the following website: http://www.touringplans.com/BestDays.htm This predicts the size of the crowd when you will be there! It also discusses the best day theory from the Unofficial Guide to Disney.

We have been twice in November and really that time of year is super!!!

Anymore questions? Don't hesitate to ask away!

--penny

 

[hyland113]

Thanks so much for the reassuring reply. Sometimes too much info can be a scary thing. I'm so happy I found these boards but all the info can be overwhelming. I'll try to relax and go with the flow.

 

[cobbler]

You shouldn't have to terrible of a problem. You may not get the exact time you want but pretty close, within a half hour I would say.

Relax and have fun!

 

[mitros]

I truly do not want to rain on your parade, but I think you also have to consider the fact that this is the 50th anniversary celebration period {for the next 15 months} and central Florida is starting to comeback from the 9/11 slump, which, and I am basing this on what I have been reading on these boards, plus local news info, business in the Orlando area is booming, and this will translate into a LOT more people visiting WDW. I am also worried about dining reservations for our December trip since you can only start making reservations at 90 days out. It's just something you need to think about.

Normally, November is a great time to visit, as long as you avoid Thanksgiving week, but I seriously feel that this year will be different.....