Q about ADRs

[DisneyB2B]

Hi

Just wondering how far in advance can you book reservations and do youu need to leave a deposit with them all?

thanks in advance

Nicci

 

[Tinks1984]

You can book ADR's 180 (+10 if you're staying on property) days in advance. Most of the more popular dining areas need to be booked on this day, especially if you're going at at busier time. By +10 I mean, it's 180 days out, then you can make reservations for your following 10 days of your holiday

The ones I booked which needed to be paid for upfront were CRT, the others just took a credit card guarentee. Some don't need any at all.

But do remember to write down the numbers you are given by the CM and keep them safe, along with the times of your reservations. You'll need to present these numbers when you're attending your ADR

 

[DisneyB2B]

Thanks for the info! We are looking at Christmas so I definately need to book in advance. We are going to be staying onsite but think I read on another thread that they want to take your reservation number if I book through virgin for example will I just give them my reservation number from them?



Cheers

Nicci

 

[Tinks1984]

It all depends on which CM you get on the phone I believe. The CM I got DID want our reservation number from Thompson. I found this on our payment invoices.

Other than that they'll ask you a few questions, like postcode, have you been before etc. Also, if you're wanting some of the more popular ADR's, like CRT, Chef Mickey's, Le Cellier etc then make sure you mention these first, that way you're more likely to capture them

Get them in order on your paper and then work your way down, that's what I did for April and it worked a treat! Another little tip, here in the UK it'll be 12 noon when the reservation desk opens. Call the number just before, it will give you the 'office is currently closed' talk, BUT, you have the number stored in the phone to just keep hitting re-dial until it takes you through to the menu That way you should be one of the first through the day you call

Which are you thinking of?

 

[natalielongstaff]

ive found this handy in the past, it helps you keep track and you can note down your ADR number

http://pscalculator.net/pslist.php