December ADRS...when is your 90 day mark?

[marcriss]

OK, so math is not my greatest subject. Our trip begins 12/5. According to the trip countdown tomorrow (Sat) would be 90 days, but I was pretty sure that Disney said Sunday would be our 90 day mark. I want to make sure I get up at 5:45am on the right day. Anyone know which is right? thanks!

 

[spaceghost]

Our 90 day mark was today and our trip starts on 12/3. Made ADRs this morning.

 

[marcriss]

Great, thanks! So Sunday will be my date. Did you do your ADRs on line? Any problems?

I just tried accessing my reservation and it wouldn't work. I did it last weekend and it did work. Keeping my fingers crossed for Sunday, need CRT ressies...

 

[Mystic]

OK, so math is not my greatest subject. Our trip begins 12/5. According to the trip countdown tomorrow (Sat) would be 90 days, but I was pretty sure that Disney said Sunday would be our 90 day mark. I want to make sure I get up at 5:45am on the right day. Anyone know which is right? thanks!

I just ran your check in date through the priority seating calculator and your ADR date is Sunday September 6. That is your 90 day mark. The priority seating calculator can be found at the following link http://pscalculator.net/pscalc.php

 

[marcriss]

Thank you!!

Has anyone noticed an error on the ADR page? When I click on the link to retrieve my reservation the instructions say to enter your confirmation number and phone number, but the field is labeled "Last name" instead of phone number....

 

[Mystic]

They may be having trouble with the system. I know someone on the dining board was having issues. I called to make mine. If you want to book the Candlelight Processional dinner package you'll have to call, it can't be booked online.

 

[marcriss]

Thanks, hopefully they'll get it fixed soon.

 

[spaceghost]

I did do our reservations online and did not have any problems this morning. I was able to associate our trip reservation fine. The only issues I had were that the Fantasmic Dinner Package and Le Celier were already booked solid for the days I wanted to get them for.... oh well...

 

[Mystic]

I did do our reservations online and did not have any problems this morning. I was able to associate our trip reservation fine. The only issues I had were that the Fantasmic Dinner Package and Le Celier were already booked solid for the days I wanted to get them for.... oh well...

The trick to getting Le Cellier and the other really popular restaurants is to put it at the end of your trip so that fewer people have it booked when you're making your ADRs

 

[jen2009]

Ours are 9/14 and we are hoping to get the ressie's that we want. (fingers crossed) It will be our offical honeymoon. Got married at Disney in March and both of us were sick the day before and day of wedding with a real bad stomach bug. Had a death in family and someone rushed to ER at home and had to leave day after wedding. So we decided to go back in Dec. for our honeymoon.:sohappy:

 

[Mystic]

Ours are 9/14 and we are hoping to get the ressie's that we want. (fingers crossed) It will be our offical honeymoon. Got married at Disney in March and both of us were sick the day before and day of wedding with a real bad stomach bug. Had a death in family and someone rushed to ER at home and had to leave day after wedding. So we decided to go back in Dec. for our honeymoon.:sohappy:

Good luck with making your ADRs and congratulations! :sohappy: The best way to get the ressies you want is to be really flexible and put the must-do restaurants towards the end of your trip, especially if you know that it's a tough to get restaurant. The later in your trip you can make it, the easier it will be for you to get it. Also the more flexible you can be in your dining times, the easier it tends to be to get the dining options you want. Also, have back up restaurants handy so that if you can't get option 1 you have other options handy to choose from. And remember, it's usually easier to get resort dining than it is to get in-park dining.