Please note that your party may be seated at more than one table?

[bitohoney]

When I booked 50s Prime Time Cafe that's what it told me. And it said that for every available time but I booked it anyway because it was hard to get. Anyone know if my party of 3 will really possibly be seperated?

 

[Pakey]

When I booked 50s Prime Time Cafe that's what it told me. And it said that for every available time but I booked it anyway because it was hard to get. Anyone know if my party of 3 will really possibly be seperated?

That's just a spiel they do. There is always a chance, maybe a one in million chance, that you would be separated, so they have to do the spiel. In reality, chances are slim to none that a party of 3 would not be seated together.

 

[Sandy321]

and the CM's do the best to keep parties (large) together - I think when we were at Le Cellier a party of 10 were not seated together, one lady threw a hissy fit - convinced a young couple to leave so that the family of 4 could sit and all the tables could be pushed together -

I was amazed at the audacity of the family - but in the end, they got what they wanted...

 

[tiggspring]

When I booked 50s Prime Time Cafe that's what it told me. And it said that for every available time but I booked it anyway because it was hard to get. Anyone know if my party of 3 will really possibly be seperated?

Even most tables for two can sqeeze in a third if in an out of the way location and you dont mind. I cant imagine seperating a party so small, where would the single person sit at a table by themselves? You might have to wait a few minutes more but I wouldn't worry.

 

[kamikazecat]

I was wondering about this as well. We avoided booking this ADR because we had a party of 3 and 1 was a toddler. I couldn't imagine a small part like that being separated.

 

[SurfinTX]

I think the possibilty is slim to none for parties of 4 or less. Your party of 3 would have the same priority as a group of 4.

I'm traveling with 5 so I always have to worry a bit but it has never happened to us yet.

 

[TDC Nala]

I've seen reports that even parties of one are getting this disclaimer on certain online reservations. When I figure out how they are going to split up a party of one, then I will think it's something to worry about, but if you have a small party I would think you don't have to worry about it at all. Disney is not going to split up a party of three in a restaurant, particularly not parents and child.