Would these ADRs be valid?

[Mailloux]

I made a couple of ADRs for our trip in two weeks. We booked through a travel agent and when I first started making ADRs, we didn't have a confirmation number for our hotel/free dining offer. When I used the online booking system, I was able to book them without entering a reservation or confirmation number. This makes sense to me because you can make dinner reservations without staying on property (I would think). What confuses me is the talk about some people talking about being able/not being able to book before 90 days. Can anyone shed some light on this? I am so not familiar with the Disney rules and I would hate to get there and have nowhere to eat.

 

[Luv2Roam]

You booked within 90 days. check.
You don't have to have a room/package res to book an ADR. check
Just make sure you rec'd your e-mail confirmation for the ADR.
Have made ADRs on-line. One time the ADR appeared as it went through, but I did not receive an e-mail confirmation. At the podium the CM did not see my res either. (Luckily it was for Sanaa at lunch opening and there was plenty of room. So no ADR was necessary.)

"people talking about being able/not being able to book before 90 days."
People are not able to book beyond 90 days. (Except the on-site 90+10 rule.)

 

[redrosesix]

The resort confirmation number isn't necessary -- anybody can make an ADR at any WDW restaurant, and the free dining credits only come into play when it's time to pay.

You should be able to get a list of your ADR's, with their confirmation numbers from WDW Dine, as well as at the Concierge desk at your resort (we always get a printout of this when we arrive)