ADR for Quick Service?

[jhunter]

We have a large group, 9 adults and 2 children, going to Disney in September. I have not been to Disney since I was 12 and I don't know much about the "Quick Service" meals that are included in the free dinning. Should or can I make ADRs for these? Are they like fast food resuraunts? Or are they more like a concession stand? Thanks.

[Strmchsr]

No, you can't make ADRs for counter service options. I guess you would call these "fast food" restaurants, though more like a fast food restaurant on Disney steroids. They're not your average McDonalds if that's what you were wondering. They're much more fun and have a larger selection than the average fast food place. Given the size of your party, you might try eating at off times or you may have difficulty getting a table all together.

[SBETigg]

No, you can't make ADRs for table service options. I guess you would call these "fast food" restaurants, though more like a fast food restaurant on Disney steroids. They're not your average McDonalds if that's what you were wondering. They're much more fun and have a larger selection than the average fast food place. Given the size of your party, you might try eating at off times or you may have difficulty getting a table all together.

Not to confuse you, but I believe Chris means to say that you can't make ADRs for Counter Service options. For table service, you should most definitely make ADRs. Counter or "quick" service options operate on a different basis- you order at the counter and bring your food to tables in a seating area-- no ADRs.

[Strmchsr]

Not to confuse you, but I believe Chris means to say that you can't make ADRs for Counter Service options. For table service, you should most definitely make ADRs. Counter or "quick" service options operate on a different basis- you order at the counter and bring your food to tables in a seating area-- no ADRs.

Yep. That's what I mean. I'll edit the post. Thanks for catching it. I've been a bit delirious this weekend. :blush: