Vacation Planning?

[farmfresh]

Does DLR still have a vacation planning service for inhouse guests? I'd like to book some dining packages, but hitting the 60 day mark isn't easy from another time zone!
Thanks!

 

[SOCALMouseMommy]

I am not sure but I will say that booking ADRs at DLR isn't as crazy as booking ADRs at WDW. Like, you don't have to be up at midnight when your window opens up unless you are trying to get something very specific or new.

 

[peachiepie]

I am not sure but I will say that booking ADRs at DLR isn't as crazy as booking ADRs at WDW. Like, you don't have to be up at midnight when your window opens up unless you are trying to get something very specific or new.

I second this! Generally getting ADR's isn't the same sort of problem it is at WDW. I'm in a different time zone (UK) and have only recently booked a couple of places for our trip at the end of the month.

 

[mom2rtk]

I am not sure but I will say that booking ADRs at DLR isn't as crazy as booking ADRs at WDW. Like, you don't have to be up at midnight when your window opens up unless you are trying to get something very specific or new.

That said, I'd probably try booking the Fantasmic dining package as soon as possible. I imagine it will be quite popular for a while.

 

[5forMickey]

As of September of 2016 (our last stay) yes they did. They do a fantastic job. We sometimes have to use them because we are a larger party (13-15) and when I can't book for that many guests myself they have been able to take care of our needs. Good Luck and have a great trip!

 

[farmfresh]

As of September of 2016 (our last stay) yes they did. They do a fantastic job.

Thanks! I'll try them. We are looking for F! dining, perhaps at RBT and my experience of the old seated dessert party was that it sold out quickly! (At 3am!) Otherwise yes, ADRs are easy.