Nancyg56
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Have you looked in guests rooms, while they are there ........... those Mousekeepers need hazard pay.
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Oh goodness, it is not a job I would want, but I was surprised.
Have you looked in guests rooms, while they are there ........... those Mousekeepers need hazard pay.
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When you arrive at the check in podium you can request a window table, but I agree with Disbuckman that your chance of being seated by a window in time to view Wishes is extremely unlikely. Anyone who has a window seat at 7:40 won't be leaving until after the fireworks, but afterwards you can probably have a window table and enjoy the view while dining. With a reservation so close to fireworks time we would go outside to one of the decks to watch Wishes and ask to be seated afterwards.
Ok, I got a 6:50 ADR for California Grill instead of the 7:40. Do you think this improves my chances of a window seat for Wishes at 8??
it might improve slightly, I've eaten at CG probably close to a dozen times at various times of year and at various times in the evening, and I've received a window-side table once. And it was not a spot I could view fireworks from.Ok, I got a 6:50 ADR for California Grill instead of the 7:40. Do you think this improves my chances of a window seat for Wishes at 8??
Ok, I got a 6:50 ADR for California Grill instead of the 7:40. Do you think this improves my chances of a window seat for Wishes at 8??
I was trying to be funny - the snotty nose emoji and all, but I have seen some desperate dads do this. There are tons of great places at WDW, you can get an ADR for somewhere decent most any day if you know to. Sorry if I suggested anything that anyone else, or Disney ,views disdainfully. In the real world though, lets admit, this happens all the time.
Ok, I got a 6:50 ADR for California Grill instead of the 7:40. Do you think this improves my chances of a window seat for Wishes at 8??
