Reglan Road during Saint Patrick

[Fernandak]

Hi all, Do you know if I will able to book a table at Reglan Road for Saturday March 15? My idea is celebrate Saint Patrick at Downtown Disney. Any Other suggestion about where to celebrate St. Patrick? Thanks!

 

[purple figment]

According to Raglan Road's website they are planning a weekend of St Patrick's Day activities, March 14-17, 2014. Last year Raglan Road celebrated St Patrick's Day for 2 extended weekends in March.

Here are 2 links to last year's activities:
http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2013/...s-day-events-at-downtown-disneys-raglan-road/

http://disneyparks.disney.go.com/bl...ricks-day-celebration-across-pleasure-island/

And here's a link to Raglan Road's website:
http://www.raglanroad.com/the-mighty-st-patrick-s-festival

 

[Fernandak]

Thanks! I will take a look! I was just wonder if it is possible to make an ADR, because Disney page do not let me book one.

 

[TDC Nala]

I've asked that same thing.

A friend who has gone said there are no reservations for March 17, and a $10 cover charge. But I don't know if that covers the rest of their festival.

You can make reservations for Raglan Road on opentable.com, if you can't get one through Disney you can try that.

 

[figment_jii]

You can contact Raglan Road directly through their website and ask them if they're taking reservation for St. Patrick's Day. As mentioned previously, they weren't accepting reservations last year for Sat or Sun, so I would guess things are the same this year.

http://www.raglanroad.com/contact

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Hi all, Do you know if I will able to book a table at Reglan Road for Saturday March 15? My idea is celebrate Saint Patrick at Downtown Disney. Any Other suggestion about where to celebrate St. Patrick? Thanks!

1) Raglan does not take Ressies for the St Pat party(ies).
. . . ADR's are available for the 14th and 18th
. . . Disney ressies for 15th, 16th, 17th seem to be blacked
2) There is just too much demand. *
3) First-come-first-served.

* They used to do Ressies, but people would show up late demanding their
table. In the mean time their empty table lost revenue due to tardiness. Smart
business practice says to allow no Ressies.

 

[Fernandak]

Thank every one for answer! Did anyone to Reglan road on st. Patrick weekend? I really want to go but could not stay if the place is over crowded.... I mean, would they let enter more people than a usual night?