Split tables - end up together or not?

[stitch34]

How likely is it for ressies with split tables to end up being put together? We have ressies for 8 people that are split at 2 tables of 4. Have a number of ressies that ended up being like this, and the other family with us is a little concerned about us not sitting together possibly.
One is for 1900 PF for dinner... the others are for late breakfasts at Ohana's, CM, Norway... and a dinner at CRT.
If not together, will they likely sit us near each other?
thanks!

 

[squirrel]

I went with my neighbours and my niece. I tried to get us separate tables at most places.

Even the ones where we were separate seemed to put us together as we arrived together. We were a party of 6 total, so I don't know if it will be the same for you. Even when my neighbours decided not to come to The Wave and I cancelled their table when I arrived (I only found out just before leaving the MK), they were seated next to us when they decided to come a few minutes after us.

 

[busymomma123]

Over the past couple of years we have had a couple of anywhere from six to nine people. We almost always get told that we will have seperate tables, but generally end up together. I think only when we had a party of nine during the week did we get seperated once at Rainforest Cafe.

 

[mom2aandj]

we went with a group of 9, and although when I made the ADRs I was told we might have to be split up, we were all together at one table everywhere, except for Sci Fi diner (since each car only holds 6).

 

[ScarletFire]

With large parties (10+) we've had split tables at the Crystal Palace; but the tables were adjacent. As I recall, we sat at one table at the Boma, Cape May Buffet, and Tusker House.

I wouldn't worry about it too much.

 

[lbmom5]

Our experience with our group of seven was we were told a few times we would have seperate tables. When we showed up for our ADR, we always sat together. I think it had something to do with the automatic 18% tip with a party of six or more, lol.