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[NicD]

Want to stop the flames now.

 

[youngb]

WHy would you do that? You may be taking a time when someone else needs a reservation but can't because people are double booking because they aren't sure. Book one place and you can always change your mind later.

 

[DonaldTDuck]

They have the software to find this and eliminate both, but most of the time, they don't. They should. This is one of the most selfish things a guest can do.

 

[BLTLDZ]

why would you do that? You may be taking a time when someone else needs a reservation but can't because people are double booking because they aren't sure. Book one place and you can always change your mind later.

agreed!

 

[MistressMerryweather]

 

[PurpleNurple]

I understand the reason people would want to do it, but I wouldn't. It wasn't too hard for us to plan our day around our dining reservation and it leaves more reservations open for others.

 

[jen42002]

With the recent upgrades to the Disney reservation system, it does show that you already have a reservation if you try to book another meal at the same time.

 

[wdwmom0f3]

I would never do that because I know I would be upset if I couldn't get in some place that my family wanted to go to because someone double booked.

 

[NicD]

I wouldn't want to I was reading some threads and wondered if this is done the norm or what. Maybe I didn't understand why/how they were choosing between 2 restaurants a week from now that had ADR's. I was just asking??? No need for anyone to post anything else. I hear ya Loud and Clear