question on adrs

[disneyfankev]

hi all i saw on a thread that some people mentioned booking 180 + in advance for their adrs. i thought is was you start booking 180 days prior do some places go beyond 180 days. thanks

[comicguy]

You can book 180 + 10 days.

[biodtl]

You can book 180 + 10 days.

This only applies if you are staying on property. You will need your reservation # when you mke the ADRs.

Also - some restaurants don't participate - like Yak & Yeti. For those - you'll have to call on the 180 day mark.

[disneyfankev]

ok thanks

[katzctkpt]

This only applies if you are staying on property. You will need your reservation # when you mke the ADRs.

Also - some restaurants don't participate - like Yak & Yeti. For those - you'll have to call on the 180 day mark.

:ditto: You can start booking on the 180th day out and can book up to 10 days of ressies at once. The only one not participating is Yak & Yeti hopefully that'll change before we have to make ADR's.

[Jared]

The Advance Dining Reservation system seems complicated, but it's actually fairly simple.

If you are staying off-site, you may make reservations exactly 180 days before the day you wish to dine.

On-site guests have the added bonus of making reservations for their entire trip (up to 10 days) exactly 180 days before their check-in date. For example, I am vacationing at Disney's Beach Club Resort from May 22-26. I was able to make all my dining reservations 180 days earlier.

Good luck, and do not hesitate to ask if you have any more questions.

:tasty:

[dismommy]

Why doesn't Yak and Yeti participate? Is it that busy or is it because it is operated by Landry restaurants(owners of the rainforest)?

[disneyfankev]

thanks all now i understand.