Reservations for Dessert?

[TRS19]

Going to WDW with my husband in January, first time either one of us have been as adults! Looking at dining options as my booking window is quickly approaching.

If there is a specific dessert that I am interested in at a TS restaurant, but I don't want to eat a whole meal there, can/should I make a reservation for just dessert? I searched some past threads and it appears this is technically "allowed," but I am wondering if it is one of those cases that is "allowed but generally frowned upon." I don't think what I have in mind will be a hard-to-get res, so I'm not as concerned that I'll take it from someone else, but more that the staff would be annoyed?

What say you? Is this ok?

 

[danielocha30]

it is allowed and the staff might be happy to have a "easy" table for the night, go ahead and enjoy your dessert

 

[sharonabe]

Going to WDW with my husband in January, first time either one of us have been as adults! Looking at dining options as my booking window is quickly approaching.

If there is a specific dessert that I am interested in at a TS restaurant, but I don't want to eat a whole meal there, can/should I make a reservation for just dessert? I searched some past threads and it appears this is technically "allowed," but I am wondering if it is one of those cases that is "allowed but generally frowned upon." I don't think what I have in mind will be a hard-to-get res, so I'm not as concerned that I'll take it from someone else, but more that the staff would be annoyed?

What say you? Is this ok?

Definitely okay and not frowned upon. We tend to be a little generous with our tip when we do it since we are taking a table, but that's just our thought.

 

[TRS19]

Thank you!