Please read...Need some Clarification.

[trspohr]

Ok, we are a GG, of 14. We have decided to book our ADR's seperately, due to a few conflicts. My question is this, for the ADR's that we are trying to book together, say I book 5:10, they get 5:15, is it possible to have our ADR's "linked," in the system? I know you can have resort ressies linked. Any help is appreciated, as we make ADR's TOMORROW!

 

[Disneylush]

No, even big partys that are all booked together are not promised to sit together. Like a party of six may be seated at a 4 and a 2 table. We travel with 6 and have been told this a number of times but we have never been split up.

 

[trspohr]

No, even big partys that are all booked together are not promised to sit together. Like a party of six may be seated at a 4 and a 2 table. We travel with 6 and have been told this a number of times but we have never been split up.

I know, we have never been split up either, we are a party of 7, but 14 makes things a more difficult. I'm wondering if we should just call DD, and book those meals, as one party???

 

[disney queen]

we were a party of 15 in december and were split 2 times. even though we were split we were near each other. at CRT, we were seated together in a row of booths.

 

[JennyT2]

There is no way to link them. I called after booking 2 sets of adrs for our party of 11 and they said the dining system is not like the resort system so they couldn't link them. The cm said it's best to try to arrive a bit early for the adr and talk to the cm at the front desk. Good luck tomorrow!

 

[MouseMomx2]

I'm not sure why you'd book separately, but the only way to ensure that you are one group is to book one ADR for all of you. We are going with another family in November. They booked the meals that they will go to without us while I booked the ADRs for just our family and those for the meals we will share. It was a very easy process and I'd recommend doing it that way. By booking separately there is no guarantee you will get times anywhere near each other or even that you'll both be lucky in getting ADRs for the more popular places.

 

[trspohr]

I'm not sure why you'd book separately, but the only way to ensure that you are one group is to book one ADR for all of you. We are going with another family in November. They booked the meals that they will go to without us while I booked the ADRs for just our family and those for the meals we will share. It was a very easy process and I'd recommend doing it that way. By booking separately there is no guarantee you will get times anywhere near each other or even that you'll both be lucky in getting ADRs for the more popular places.

By separately, I meant using each of our Confirmation #'s. We are also in the same boat, where they would like to eat a a couple places, we do not and they arrive a day later, than we do. I plan on making our joint ADR's, myself. I just figured if I could book online, it would be easier to get what we would like, without having to wait until 7am EST.