180 Disney Dinning

[jbarteau]

My wife and I are going to WDW on April 25th and I know the 180 day Disney Dinning Reservations are back. Is there a coutdown table to show when i can make my reservations?

 

[sweetpee_1993]

I don't know of one. I generally break out a calendar and start counting. By the time I can search for an online "counter" of some sort I could already have the date. :wave:

 

[Monty]

http://pscalculator.net/pscalc.php

Bookmark this and you'll be set for future trips as well.

EDIT: Warning though.... Your 180-day mark is 27 October, which is the very first day of the return to 180-day ADRs. Everybody that is going between 25 January and 25 April will all be eligible to make their bookings that day!

 

[Master Yoda]

http://pscalculator.net/pscalc.php

Bookmark this and you'll be set for future trips as well.

EDIT: Warning though.... Your 180-day mark is 27 October, which is the very first day of the return to 180-day ADRs. Everybody that is going between 25 January and 25 April will all be eligible to make their bookings that day!

And this is what I predict the server farm will look like 6:00:01 on 10/27/2009.

 

[RiversideBunny]

Counter Service is your friend.

 

[Zummi Gummi]

I'm anticipating a huge disaster the morning of October 27. I'll give it my best shot that morning, but it's gonna be hellacious.

 

[Lucille]

Thank God my 90 day mark is on October 22nd.

 

[Master Yoda]

Thank God my 90 day mark is on October 22nd.

You will be fine. You will be in 5 days before the holocaust.

 

[NewfieFan]

I have to make ADRs on October 27th! :hammer:What are my chances of getting Le Cellier? Somewhere between slim and nil!?!

 

[Monty]

I have to make ADRs on October 27th! :hammer:What are my chances of getting Le Cellier? Somewhere between slim and nil!?!

Start on-line slightly before 6AM EST, if that doesn't work, start calling slightly before 7AM EST and once you're through ask for Le Cellier first. If the entire phone and computer system in Central Florida survives, you might be OK. :shrug:

 

[Lucille]

Start on-line slightly before 6AM EST, if that doesn't work, start calling slightly before 7AM EST and once you're through ask for Le Cellier first. If the entire phone and computer system in Central Florida survives, you might be OK. :shrug:

So you can't make online reservations at midnight eastern time? You have to wait until 6am?

 

[Monty]

So you can't make online reservations at midnight eastern time? You have to wait until 6am?

As I understand it, they cycle the system to accept new 90/180-day reservations just before 6. You can make on-line ADRs 24/7, but to get in at the start of your eligibility for 90+10 currently or 180+10 on the 27th, that starts at 6AM.

 

[Lucille]

As I understand it, they cycle the system to accept new 90/180-day reservations just before 6. You can make on-line ADRs 24/7, but to get in at the start of your eligibility for 90+10 currently or 180+10 on the 27th, that starts at 6AM.

What do you mean +10?

 

[Monty]

What do you mean +10?

When you have a Disney Resort reservation, you can book your ADRs for your whole stay [up to ten days] at the 90-day mark from your arrival. Thus 90+10 currently and as of the 27th, 180+10.

If you don't have an on-site reservation, you have to either call 90 days before each day you want or wait until 90 days prior to your last day and book them all.

 

[Master Yoda]

I have to make ADRs on October 27th! :hammer:What are my chances of getting Le Cellier? Somewhere between slim and nil!?!

They are really about the same. The number of people trying to book dining for your particular dates will be roughly the same. The trick will be getting through as the number of people attempting to make dining reservations will be roughly 900% more than usual. I will be pleasantly surprised if the web site does not go down almost immediately and there is a good chance that the phone system might even overload.

 

[Lucille]

When you have a Disney Resort reservation, you can book your ADRs for your whole stay [up to ten days] at the 90-day mark from your arrival. Thus 90+10 currently and as of the 27th, 180+10.

If you don't have an on-site reservation, you have to either call 90 days before each day you want or wait until 90 days prior to your last day and book them all.

Ohh. Got it. Thanks.

 

[NewfieFan]

Start on-line slightly before 6AM EST, if that doesn't work, start calling slightly before 7AM EST and once you're through ask for Le Cellier first. If the entire phone and computer system in Central Florida survives, you might be OK. :shrug:

The catch being... "if the entire phone and computer system survies"! :lol:
I called first thing at my 90 day mark for my August trip and couldn't get Le Cellier at all! So, I'm not holding out much hope.

They are really about the same. The number of people trying to book dining for your particular dates will be roughly the same. The trick will be getting through as the number of people attempting to make dining reservations will be roughly 900% more than usual. I will be pleasantly surprised if the web site does not go down almost immediately and there is a good chance that the phone system might even overload.

I'm wondering if I should even bother!?!

 

[WDW_Emily]

So happy someone asked this! so our trip starts on April 17th until the 25th should we call for adrs on that same day? its sooo far out we only know of two places we deffinatly want to eat at. Also, do you think it would be better to do it online?

 

[sweetpee_1993]

I'm submitting my list to the IPO this week. I'll go with whatever is meant to be. I'm actually thinking of skipping LeCellier this go around. Blasphemy, I know. Think I'd rather try Jiko and/or Yachtsman. :slurp: