What Would You Do??

[lovinwdw]

Ok...so finally the EMHs are out for September. My ADRs were made back in June (right at our 90 day mark). I reviewed all of my ADRs against the EMH, only one day coincides!!! The thought of moving my schedule around does not make me very happy...it took me a few weeks just to figure out where everyone wanted to eat and where to place the days!! Please...give me your advice, what would you do?

 

[WDWorBUST]

Well....I am in the exact same position. I'm just going to keep things the way they are for my family. But I like the little extra time in the morning to let my dd sleep if she needs/wants to. And the late hours - well we may try to make a couple of them after we finish our day elsewhere since we can hop. I am really disappointed though because I really wanted to do the evening hours at AK and I can't because that's the night of our Illuminations Cruise - and I'm not giving that up. So - we're leaving things as is.

 

[buddy&wooz]

I wanted to change the ADRs I'd made when the EMH hours came out yesterday, and was able to last night with no problems. I think it's still early enough that lots of times are still available except for things like CRT (I was even able to get a 6pm Chef Mickey's dinner.)

 

[mello]

I really only have a couple things I want to change, but I'm not sure if it's worth the hassle, kwim?

My main concern is that we have breakfast at CP at 9:15 on an MK EMH morning. Since the parks fill up so fast on those mornings, it seems like a shame to waste the first official hour, even if we get the EMH hour in before b'fast. Not sure if I should move b'fast later or not.

We will be more likely to take advantage of hopping over to other parks for evening hours since we're not morning people, so the rest of the schedule shouldn't affect us too much.

 

[echodane99]

I'm going to leave mine as is. Working around 2 birthdays and 1 anniversay makes changing too much trouble.

 

[ckret01]

I'm sorry what does ADR stand for?

 

[Grumpy_Disney_Dad]

I'm sorry what does ADR stand for?

ADR= Advandced Dining Reservation also known as the critters formerly known as PSs or Priority Seating. Neither of which are realy resevations but it all sounds good in Disneyspeak

 

[DISNEYFAMILYOFFOUR]

I'm going to leave mine as is. Working around 2 birthdays and 1 anniversay makes changing too much trouble.

Same here, but we only have the two birthdays. I was not planning on using the evening EMH anyway.