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Reservation Number and ADRs
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wild01ride
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I think that there are different reservation number formats depending on the avenue that the reservation was booked through.
I have always seen them as a long string of numbers, but when my fiancee's sister and parents made their reservations (through unknown means), they were a shorter string of character mixed with numbers and letters. I thought it must not be a Disney res. #, but I called for them to add the free dining and they didn't bat an eye when I gave them the "screwy" res. #.
I have always seen them as a long string of numbers, but when my fiancee's sister and parents made their reservations (through unknown means), they were a shorter string of character mixed with numbers and letters. I thought it must not be a Disney res. #, but I called for them to add the free dining and they didn't bat an eye when I gave them the "screwy" res. #.
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Princess Clayre
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Mine reservation number, booked through Walt Disney Travel Company UK, is six digits long.
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I am a US based travel agent and many of our bookings now have 2 letters in the front too....
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CAPTAIN HOOK
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Strictly speaking you don't need a reservation number to book ADRs - you won't get one if staying off site.
The only need is if you're booking 10 days worth of ADRs at your 90 day mark and are therefore staying at a Disney resort - and the ADR booking staff would be able to trace your room/package booking through their own computer system if you didn't have it handy
The only need is if you're booking 10 days worth of ADRs at your 90 day mark and are therefore staying at a Disney resort - and the ADR booking staff would be able to trace your room/package booking through their own computer system if you didn't have it handy
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