Seated at more then one table?

[jenabelle]

I'm doing some last minute ADR and I'm trying to book at 50's Prime Time Cafe. I'm receiving a warning when I go to book that "Please note that your party may be seated at more than one table."

There are only 3 of us (DH and DD 5yo), is this a generic message and/or do you think if we got there an adjustment would be made so we wouldn't be split up?

Also, what's the policy on if we got there and were split up and decided to pass on the restaurant, would our credit card be charged?

Thanks for your advice

 

[Pakey]

Yes it's a generic statement.

No, if in the rare situation you got there and they tried to seat you separately, you would not be charged.

 

[mkleinbe]

I'm trying to get a different time at Le Cellier and the same message keeps popping up. I can't decide if I'm going to chance it or not. I don't want our group split up.

 

[PaulaSB12]

I wouldn't worry I kept getting that menu on my adrs last year and they where solo ones.

 

[madstitcher]

I got that message when i booked at the Brown Derby. There are only 3 of us.
Myself my 14 and 8 yo. I booked anyway. I figured they could make room for us. If not 1 of us will be sitting alone....

 

[DeniseinNS]

I have a question along the same lines as well. If you get the "your party may be seated at more then one table" for 6 people and you get seperated, do you still get the automatic tip added on even though you are no longer at the same table?

 

[mkleinbe]

Sigh, I don't know what to do. Our party is a party of 5. Surely they wouldn't sit 4 of us and 1. I'd rather have the time that says we might be split, but I'm so afraid we'll show up and they really will split us up.

 

[jennylyn_b]

I had a party of 8 adults in July for my wedding and a family vacation. We were never separated once! They always put us together and it was never even questioned or a problem! I wouldn't worry

 

[eeyoreland]

I got that message too for our party of three at 50's PT and I called Disney Dining. They told me it was a generic statement and the only way a party would be split up was if it was a large group. I didn't ask why constitues a large group because it didn't apply to us, but she assured me our party of three would be seated together.