Parties larger than 2 split up at Crystal Palace breakfast?

[disneysnowflake]

We're going in later October and are paying for QSDP.
We're paying OOP for breakfast at Crystal Palace one morning.

When we try to book we are always told that we may not be able to sit at the same table. There are 3 of us. Each time I chose a time, the computer told me about not being able to sit together.

Has anyone had this happen with a group of 3?

Is this common for Crystal Palace when booking online to split up parties of more than 2?

I haven't booked because the thought of having DS and myself at one table and DH being seated alone somewhere else is not good.

I guess I'll just eat breakfast at our resort food court. I guess Thursday mornings are busy.

 

[lpereira]

I've gotten that message more than once. My attitude is if that ever happens my child usa rating by herself and my husband and i will sit together. I hope they enjoy babysitting a preschooler.

 

[maxiesmom]

It is a standard warning. Don't worry about it. I also wouldn't threaten them with babysitting if it does happen. They would probably take your child and make them a permanent part of Its a Small World.

If by some bizarre chance you were split up, you can bet they have the same policy as they do when the request for connecting rooms is not met. You either split the adults up, or go elsewhere. It isn't like the table would go empty. But it won't happen.

 

[EvilQueenT]

call. it will make you feel better.

 

[TDC Nala]

Don't bother calling. That is a standard message generated by the online reservation system and has been received at times when booking for a party of one. I think when they figure out how to split up a party of one, then I'd worry about it. If you don't have a large party, I think you do not have to worry at all about being split up.

 

[lpereira]

Uh. I was only joking. I think for parties of three the warning is about the same as a warning that the sun won't come up tomorrow. It could happen but it isn't likely. If it ever did we would attempt to sit the daughter on someones lap. If that couldn't be allowed we wools ask too wait or be excused from our adr. Family meal time trumps a character. Not sure my daughter would agree but here's hoping we never find our who she picks.

 

[GoofyJoofy]

We are a family of 5 and several times have had my sister-in-law join us (party of 6).

We have been to Crystal Palace on every trip - 5 so far and we have NEVER been split up.

We have been there when it was crowded too, and once for dinner.

Stop worrying. This is Disney. Enjoy your vacation planning and the vacation.