Party of 3 "may be seated at more than one table"

[DizBelle]

This is what the online system told me when making a reservation.

Why in the world would a party of 3 be seated at more than one table?

How do we decide which one of us dines alone?

 

[Nina]

All reservations say that, but we have never had to sit at different tables! Don't worry about it.

 

[DizBelle]

All reservations say that, but we have never had to sit at different tables! Don't worry about it.

I'm not really worrying because I cannot fathom how they would separate a party of 3.

But I have made other reservations that did NOT say this. It's just really curious.

 

[figment_jii]

This is a pretty standard disclaimer on the ADR. I've even heard people getting that note for groups of 1 and 2. I would not worry about it - in all of my trips, our group of 3 has never been split up.

(Note: the only place where I'm not sure how good a three works is the sci-fi if you want to eat in one of the cars. Those benches are really designed for only two adults, so someone ends up alone.)