Ohana walk up ?

[BurghFan111]

My wife and I are taking our niece to WDW in a few days. We have split accomadations and dining plan for part and not for the other. we have an Ohana ADR for a non-dining plan day but really would rather do it a dining plan day. Long story short if the day we want is booked for ADRs what can we expect if we try to walk up?

 

[vicki_c]

A long wait.

You might get lucky if you go when they open, but 'Ohana is one of the most popular restaurants and even with an ADR, some people wait quite a long time for their table.

 

[Djr0129]

Walk ins are almost impossible there...like Le Cellier.

 

[MooksterL1]

We didn't vacation in FL last year, but in 2008 we were successful in getting seated at Ohanas with no res with only a 15 or 20 minute wait. Although, we were a party of 8 and I've heard they hold a few tables for larger parties.

 

[lacrosse_lady72]

Last time I was there, there was a line of about 15 people at 30 minutes before they opened for dinner.

 

[FlightlessDuck]

Last time I was there, there was a line of about 15 people at 30 minutes before they opened for dinner.

We had the same experience. I think all of them had ADRs, too (we did).

 

[CR Resort Fan 4 Life]

Last time I was there, there was a line of about 15 people at 30 minutes before they opened for dinner.

In December 2007 when my family and I stayed at the Polynesian it was like that everyday before they would open for dinner.

 

[bluejasmine]

Ohana is one of those places I highly doubt you will walk in to, they ALWAYS have a line of ppl with reservations. What about calling from now on up to the day you arrive to make an ADR? Seriously I do it all the time when I dont get what I want at first I keep trying..Most times it works out..

 

[BurghFan111]

Thanks everyone, I think my best bet is to keep it where i have it.

 

[harley6464]

get there 30 min before open have never had a problem getting in though its only 2 of us they always tell us it will be an hour wait and they always call us in 15 to 20 min

 

[evaready51]

We were able to walk in to Le Cellier and only wiat 20 minutes for a reservation that had opened up, so it does happen