ADRs for offsite AP Holders

[BigRedDad]

I know the normal ADR window is 180 days out for resort guests. How far in advance can AP holders make reservations while staying offsite?

 

[CAPTAIN HOOK]

180 days !!!

ANYBODY can book a table at WDW up to 180 days in advance. You don't need a resort booking or anything EXCEPT a ticket into the park if your chosen restaurant is in a park

 

[LuvtheGoof]

I know the normal ADR window is 180 days out for resort guests. How far in advance can AP holders make reservations while staying offsite?

The only difference is on-site guests can make reservations at 180 days plus the next 10 days of their trip - so essentially 190 days total if you are staying 10 days.

 

[BigRedDad]

Thanks for that. That is what I thought, but was not certain. We do not eat at TS much. However, we will probably have 2 while we are there on our next trip. Right now the plan is Ohana's and T-Rex. T-Rex may change, but OHanas is a must.

 

[danyoung56]

I have a trip coming up in April. I just hit my 180 day window last Friday, and was able to book dining for the first day of the trip. I had to book each day of the five day trip, one day at a time. You don't need to be an AP holder, nor do you need to have a room booked. I will most likely eventually book a Disney hotel, and I'll probably be buying an AP for this trip. But I don't have any of that yet, and I was still able to book ADRs.

 

[jrlbc06]

180 days !!!

ANYBODY can book a table at WDW up to 180 days in advance. You don't need a resort booking or anything EXCEPT a ticket into the park if your chosen restaurant is in a park

You do not need a ticket into a park to book a reservation at a restaurant.

You will need to have a ticket to actually go to the reservation, but you don't need to already have it just to book it!