Trails end breakfast without ADR ?

[grundfuttock]

Hi,
We've booked a couple of days in a cabin at FW as a last-minute add-on to our trip. It seems that there are no ADRs left for breakfast at Trails End for the days we are going to be there (Thursday and Friday, Mid June). Given this, does anyone have any idea whether walk-ins are feasible or should we have a 'Plan B' ?

Rgds,
Geoff

 

[Master Yoda]

I would keep trying to get an ADR. Baring that, plan B will most likely be needed. When any restaurant at WDW is booked solid, the chances of a walk up are not all that great.

 

[slappy magoo]

799 campsites. 409 cabins. Boats and/or buses from Wilderness Lodge, Contemporary and MK. Plenty of people going there first before rope drop at MK, OR going to MK first, hitting a couple of rides and then getting a late breakfast. And (I think) the least expensive WDW-run buffet breakfast.

It of course wouldn't hurt to try to do a walkup. But yeah, make sure there's a plan B. Maybe Whispering Canyon might have a slot, you can bus/boat/walk to WL from FW.

 

[ajrwdwgirl]

If you can't get an ADR try going very first thing in the morning at opening, you might have a chance then. It is a great place for breakfast, but as someone else said Whispering Canyon might be a good option too. They had a decent breakfast and we were able to get in without an ADR when we stayed there.

 

[grundfuttock]

Thank you all for your advice. The plan is to hit Epcot so Plan B is to get breakfast either at the park or somewhere on the monorail.
On a slightly different note... The Disney dining reservations website seems to be having real trouble finding tables unless you select a restaurant and then look for free slots. Even then it takes a bit of fiddling around. It seems like a problem with dates.

 

[mickeysshoes]

Thank you all for your advice. The plan is to hit Epcot so Plan B is to get breakfast either at the park or somewhere on the monorail.
On a slightly different note... The Disney dining reservations website seems to be having real trouble finding tables unless you select a restaurant and then look for free slots. Even then it takes a bit of fiddling around. It seems like a problem with dates.

If you have trouble finding something on the monorail then I would suggest going to the Yacht Club and hitting up the Captains Grill. They server both buffet and menu breakfast and is never crowed. Then you can enter Epcot from the back side.