I thought your first post might have been sarcasm, but now I see that you are indeed choosing this very weird hill to die on. CRT is not a formal, adult leaning restaurant. The CRT page on the WDW website literally says that it encourages young diners to dress up:
Is that because of all the off-topic drama related to the really bad take that a restaurant that has princesses and hands out toy wands and swords to kids is "formal," or do you have some insider knowledge that more LL-MP information is incoming soon?
Exactly. Pinocchio’s Village Haus is where I used to frequent before kids. They have tables against the glass obviously meant for adults who want to watch the small world boats before heading over to Dumbo.
It's also Prime Day here in the US, so there are deals to be had on computer accessories.It could also be because Disney managed to send out emails to those with stays on 24th, telling them they could prebook starting today.
They’re now sending out corrected emails to everyone. Not a good look!
We posted at the same time!
Oof. Not good.It could also be because Disney managed to send out emails to those with stays on 24th, telling them they could prebook starting today.
They’re now sending out corrected emails to everyone. Not a good look!
Someone certainly screwed up the implementation. Thought they could get some of the “administrative” parts of the system live ahead of time without checking the scheduling requirements.Oof. Not good.
I'm guessing the scheduled emails are handled by a different team than the LL devs because this is exactly the kind of thing that happens when multiple different teams work on different parts of a system and they don't properly coordinate or communicate requirements.
They probably don’t mind getting engaged around children.
It's not about kids being there in general. It's about how they control themselves. Kids who are mature enough to sit down for a nice meal and not have a tantrum, or run around, are more than welcome. Just like at other more formal sit-down restaurants.
Exactly. They just scheduled "7 days before, for arrival dates starting 7/24" and either didn't consider or didn't know that LL-MP booking isn't active for anyone until the 24th. Either way it shouldn't have happened.
FYI the following are the only restaurants with a dress code above the standard theme park dress code:
I liken CRT to a VERY expensive Chuck E. Cheese’s. Where an Adult Can Be a Kid©
Unless something has changed, G+ mostly showed the next available time. This made it difficult to plan dining. FP+ would allow you to book a ride at different times of day. This would allow you to keep a 2-hour open window for a reservation, while you had a ride scheduled for after your meal. I can't recall if LLMP is any different. I hope they bring back the ability to search for afternoon times in the AM.
That is supposed to be the way it will work similar to FP+. Definitely for the first 3 reservations and the assumption is when you go to make 4 after using 1 you will still be able to pick any available return window so should make ADRs much easier to navigate around. We have to see it in action to be sure thats how the 4th reservation works.
Completely agree. It’s pricey, the food is OK to “pretty good” if you are extremely lucky. I went for the first time ever with my boyfriend when we attended a Pirate/Princess party and I was just so excited to learn you could dine inside the castle. I don’t remember much other than having a window table with a charming sunset/twilight view over Fantasyland…. And leaving with a tacky plastic sword suddenly in costume for pirate night.
Unless you sneak a Mickey Pretzel onto Astro Orbiter.
