Reservation Question

[valerie923]

Just made our dining reservations and was told for some of our reservations that as of now our party of 6 would not be seated together but once we get there they'll do their best to seat us together. Has anyone ever experienced this? :confused:

[Checkers]

:mickey:Yes, this has happened to us but when we actually got to the restaurant we were all seated together. Not saying it couldn't happen, but we have never experienced it.

[bretski99]

We ran into that during a trip a couple years ago. We were seated together without an issue. If you are really nice to the host or hostess (they have a tough job and listen to everyone complain every day) they'll bend over backwards for you.

[Chic-a-pin]

Our party of eleven were seated together all week for our ADR's, although I would have to say some of the meals were a bit crowded :crowd:

[KAT1811]

We always travel in a group and most of our reservations they told us we may be seated at separate tables. I can honestly say that we were never seated at separate tables. I wouldn't worry. :mickey:

[NewDVCowner]

I'm glad you asked this question because I was just making reservations and had the same thing happen for Mama Melrose for a party of 7 people. I'm really hoping that we're not seperated, but I figured I'd hedge my bets and add in the comment section that it was a reunion. I hoped that doing that would give us a better chance of being seated together. It sounds, though, that it might not be an issue. :cloud9:

[Ropachs]

We were told the same thing for our party of 6 for our upcoming December trip. I was surprised to get that message for some of our less 'hard to get' places, like Wolfgang Puck. I highly doubt we'll actually be seperated, but if we are, the kids can sit with the in-laws. :thumbsup:

[valerie923]

Thanks everyone for your responses! :thumbsup: I'm going to try not to worry about it, I'm sure it will be fine once we get there. :mickey:

[KAT1811]

I highly doubt we'll actually be seperated, but if we are, the kids can sit with the in-laws. :thumbsup:

:haha: Now all I have to do is convince my in-laws that they are wrong when they say Disney "isn't their thing"!!!

[Fastpasssteve]

I'm sure Disney must say that they might not be able to seat all in a large party together. Nothing creates animosity in patrons by building false expectations. In some cases (really full restaurants experiencing higher than normal walk-ups or bookings), they actually might not be able to seat a large group together. But, gladly, most of the time they can. They know this and come off looking like the hero. Win-win.

It'll be fine. And I hope your in-laws see all the magic I see in Disney.