Table for 10?

[bob_and_mary]

Hi.

I have a quick question for someone. Typically it is just our family of 4 that travels to Disney. However, for our upcoming trip in June, our visit overlaps some friends by a couple of days and we would like to get together for a dinner. Based on the experience of any of you that typically come in larger groups, can you make any recommendations on which restaurants we would have a better chance of finding a table for 10. We are flexible on the time and location (MK, Epcot, DHS, or the resorts close to those parks).

Thanks.

Bob and Mary

 

[Cinderella94]

Ohanas, Chef Mickeys, Crystal Palace, and Liberty Tree Tavern are ones I can think of off the top of my head that we've had large parties at before. But I'm sure you wouldn't have any extra problems trying to get an ADR for a large party anywhere else.

 

[Halloweenqueen]

We usually are a group of ten or more. Never have a problem in most restaurants. Chef Mickeys, Beirgarten, Yak and Yeti, etc, all have large round tables.

 

[PinkPrincess4Ever]

when we had our grand gathering this wasnt really a problem as they would for sure sit them at least right next to you, but tables for 10 all at 1 together we were sat at chef mickeys booth on one side chairs on other long table but all together. Cinderellas royal table...same thing booth on one side chairs on other. Beirtgarden was 10 bench style seats this is group seating atmosphere anyway. coral reef was 2 seperate tables next to each other. Crystal palace was 1 round large table for all of us. HOllywood and vine was 2 tables 1900 park fare they sat us 2 tables next to each other, Akershus was one large table together. Consider doing good morning gathering at tonys for parties of 8 or more is well worth it private meet with Mickey mouse himself! Gl they do th ere best to seat you together when you check in was never a problem for us..

 

[JoanneNC]

Boma;s shoudl be another one
We have a few reservations with 14 of us YIKES

 

[ExPirateShopGirl]

A lot of times what we do is divide the group into 2 tables, one for the adults and one for the kids (all 10+, most are teens, well behaved, etc) right next to one another. The adults have a good time, the kids have a good time. Just an option to consider.