Solo at dinner shows

[Chautauqua]

Anyone ever go solo to any dinner shows?

I'm thinking of heading to Hoop De Doo or Aloha.

Would they seat a solo at their own table? Would I need to ask them to do that, and when - at booking time? (I'd prefer not to be seated with a family). And would it depend on how busy it is? If it is busy I'd think that they'd want to sell all the seats and not have one person occupying a table alone with several seats unsold. I'll be there Christmas week and I'm sure they'll be packing them in (yes there is still availability that week).
Should I book the latest showing?

 

[Pinkdiamond816]

I went to Hoop Dee Doo last year solo, and enjoyed it. The only part that made me cringe a bit was because I ended up sitting at the table directly center in front of the stage. I would have prefered to be a little less conspicuious sitting further back, but still had fun all the same. But I only got that table because I booked so early. You shouldn't have that problem now.

Go for it! You'll be glad you did.

 

[Judy in Texas]

Biergarten at EPCOT is served family style with 8 people to a table. We ended up with 3 different groups at our table.

 

[Chautauqua]

Biergarten at EPCOT is served family style with 8 people to a table. We ended up with 3 different groups at our table.

I'm guessing Whispering Canyon does the same thing.

 

[StageTek]

I love the HDDR and have been there twice solo. Even when very busy you get your own table. My first time the only table available was on of the big ones - it was strange to have that huge table for five or six all to my self. And they have smaller portions than the family style plates. Though you do get the entire corn bread to yourself....

 

[MariDisney]

I'm guessing Whispering Canyon does the same thing.

Actually, no. Whispering Canyon seats each party separately.