We're staying at HRH June 9-11. I called down to get some dining reservations. There's no centralized number for hotels, Citywalk and the parks.
First I call HRH. The woman there says that HRC is not on her system, and there are no reservations taken there, anyway. You simply walk in. For in-park dining, she sent me to the dining number. When I got transferred, it was very difficult for me to hear him through all the background noise. He said he was located right next to the Hulk coaster. (Sounded like he was located ON it.)
He first told me that HRC DID take reservations, so we made those. But then he didn't know the closing time for some of the restaurants. He said, Mythos, for example, doesn't decide until a couple of weeks ahead of time if it will serve dinner.
For the reservations that he DID make, I then asked for a reservation number. He said, "Just tell them Steve made the reservation." [Not his name.]
WHAT?? By this logic, anybody could claim a reservation by knowing a reservation clerk's first name.
Some questions:
1. Does HRC indeed take reservations?
2. Why would Mythos not be open for dinner on a weekend in June?
3. Is it normal for a reservation number to simply be a guy's first name?
4. Is Universal Dining reservation system run by chimpanzees? If so, should I bring along bananas for tipping?
First I call HRH. The woman there says that HRC is not on her system, and there are no reservations taken there, anyway. You simply walk in. For in-park dining, she sent me to the dining number. When I got transferred, it was very difficult for me to hear him through all the background noise. He said he was located right next to the Hulk coaster. (Sounded like he was located ON it.)
He first told me that HRC DID take reservations, so we made those. But then he didn't know the closing time for some of the restaurants. He said, Mythos, for example, doesn't decide until a couple of weeks ahead of time if it will serve dinner.
For the reservations that he DID make, I then asked for a reservation number. He said, "Just tell them Steve made the reservation." [Not his name.]
WHAT?? By this logic, anybody could claim a reservation by knowing a reservation clerk's first name.
Some questions:
1. Does HRC indeed take reservations?
2. Why would Mythos not be open for dinner on a weekend in June?
3. Is it normal for a reservation number to simply be a guy's first name?
4. Is Universal Dining reservation system run by chimpanzees? If so, should I bring along bananas for tipping?