What is the longest you waited for a table WITH PS?

[n2mm]

45 minutes for Le Celler. Also 45 minutes for Sci Fi.

 

[Mady/Sophiemom]

30- 40 minutes at Crystal Palace, and at Chef Mickey's

Other than that probably 5-10 minutes. Maybe 20 minutes at Rose & Crown, But did not get the patio.

 

[SCOTTNJ]

The longest we ever waited was about 2 hours for Crystal Palace for Dinner back in "99. Other than that fiasco, we have never waited more than 15 minutes.

 

[honeymo78]

Longest wait was and hour and a half at Yachtsman's Steakhouse but that was because a wedding reception was running late b/c stuff had been delayed due to near hurricane condition rain. That was an extraordinary circumstance, I hope. I have only eaten there that one time so hopefully it will be better when I eat there in Aug. Other than the longest wait was maybe 20 min. I too tend to show up early and often am seated before my original PS time.

 

[jlambrig]

10 minutes. We are early eaters so our dinner PSs are no later than 5:30. Although we have done a 6:15 one before and still walked right in.

 

[Krissalee]

Most of our waits have been from 5-15 minutes, with one exception.

We waited for our 9pm PS at California Grill for nearly an hour (on a NON-fireworks night). We had even arrived at the restaurant 30 minutes early, deciding that we would have a drink at the bar before our meal. Needless to say, we had several drinks at the bar with that wait!

 

[JLS]

The only significant wait I have ever had with a PS was at Donald's Breakfastosaurus at the AK. We had a 10 a.m. seating (late for that place) and were not late and we waited about 35 minutes.

 

[jel0511]

Either I travel to WDW too much (or eat too much), or I just have bad luck. Here are some of the waits I've incurred with a PS:

Cindy's for breakfast: 45 min
CP for dinner: 40 min
Chef Mickey's: 40 min
Le Cellier: 1 hour
1900 Park Fare: 45 min
Ohana: 30 min
50's Primetime: 30 min
Cape May Breakfast: 30 min

Now, at some of these places, I've also been seated right away and had no wait. Otherwise, my standard wait is approx 10 minutes.

 

[Mel6197]

We waited a little over 1hour for Breakfast at Ohanna's with a party of 10... Other than that.. 5 min waits

 

[MLAinVA]

CA Grill last January, well over an hour. <

 

[diswedwish]

We went in Feb. with the Silver Plan, so we used PS a lot! We tended to arrive 10 min. early and were seated almost immediately everywhere, with the exception of CRT for dinner - there we waited almost an hour. I was starting to get antsy, since so many other people were seated before us, here it turned out that since we were on our honeymoon and that was on the PS, they waited so we would have a window table and decorated with pixie dust

 

[Disnsyncey]

I don't ever remember my wait times, but I haven't had anything extraordinary.....

the priority seating system is seating you within 15 minutes of your priority seating time......they might be behind, but that's the norm....

 

[kdibattista]

I don't think we ever waited more then 10 minutes... then again, we normally go offseason.

 

[April in Disney]

We have waited 1 1/2 hour for BD for dinner at Christmas time. It was raining very hard. We had Fantasmic dinner package; the show got canceled. Nobody was leaving the restaurant. There was no room to stand in the waiting area or bathroom area. As soon as the rain stopped almost everyone who was at a table left and the the seats were replaced by hungry wet dinners. It was not a nice night. Most of the kids were hungry and very tired. You could see all the little one putting their head on the table and falling sleep. The kitchen was overwelmed by all the new food orders so it took a very long time for us to be served anything. We have been to BD many times before and we always liked the food. Not that night the food and service was just horrible that night.

 

[HokieDad]

From the opening of L&TT to the appearance of the evil cats at Tonys.