Silly Question? What is an "ADR" Please???

[bellenbuzz]

I'm guessing its the same as a "PS" or Priority Seating....
Did WDW Dining Change something ??? Anything new I need to know about before I plan my dining reservations??
Thanks for the Answer

 

[eeyore45]

I'm guessing its the same as a "PS" or Priority Seating....
Did WDW Dining Change something ??? Anything new I need to know about before I plan my dining reservations??
Thanks for the Answer

adr = Advanced Dining Reservation

 

[bellenbuzz]

Just Curious ?? Thanks.....
Is it still 90 days prior ???

 

[eeyore45]

PS has been replaced by ADR - altho the CM's used the full moniker not the abbreviation!!

and you'd have to read the 90+10 threads to get a clear understanding... for me, its too late (I'm going before the enacted this) so its clear as mud to me!!

Some say CRT is not included, others have posted getting CRT at the 93day mark...

I think that you get to call on your 90th day (start of your vacation according to those calendars online) and the CM will let you make a reservation for your length of stay as long as its in a Disney Resort (not Swan, or SOG, etc)

hth

 

[bellenbuzz]

Appreciate Your Reply. I Get it now!

 

[Chip 'n Dale Express]

Disney has gone through numerous changes to the nomenclature.

First it was "Priority Seating"
Then it was "Advanced Reservation"
Now it is just plain 'ole "Reservation"

What's the difference? Virtually nothing. You will still be seated at the next available table for your party size. You can still book 90 days out, but now you can book up to 10 days past that 90 days. So when your check-in day reaches the 90 day mark, you can book for that day, plus the length of your hotel stay, up to 10 days.

 

[bellenbuzz]

Finally...that makes alot more sense. It was a hassle to have to call everyday !
Thanks for the info !