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| Community Rank: Wayfarer ![]() Join Date: May 2009 Location: Hendersonville, TN
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| Question about making dining reservations at DL I am about to book my trip and was wondering if you have to book through the disney website in order to make dining reservations. At WDW I had to give them a confirmation number that was tied to my reservation to stay on site before they would let me book a reservation. I am just wanting to know if the same applies at DL? I would like to book my room and tickets separately because I get a better deal. Thanks in advance for your help! |
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| When you wish upon a star Join Date: Apr 2008 Location: Las Vegas
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| No, you don't have to be booked through Disney nor staying on Disney property. With WDW, you had to provide a reservation number because staying on property gives you perks with ADRs. Disneyland isn't set up that way. You just call for PS (Priority Seating) at the appropriate time (IIRC, 60 days out). I don't think they offer it "+10", so you may need to call each day, or wait until you are at a point when you can make several. Very few restaurants are such that they would "sell out" of seats within a few hours, as happens at WDW. Happy planning!
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| Do NOT tap on the glass! Join Date: May 2004 Location: Virginia Beach, VA
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| Disneyland doesn't do online booking for their PS's (Priority Seatings) and they also don't do the +10 or have the Disney DIning Plan like WDW does. You will need to call each day at 60 days out for each day's reservations you want. ![]() They do have a dining plan of sorts but it is voucher based and, IMO, not worth it due to the fact that you could lose money in a way using it (for example, if you want to buy a $2.50 bottle of water, you'd use a $5 voucher . . . but you do not receive change, so you are losing $2.50.)
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| Join Date: Oct 2007 Location: San Diego, Ca
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| We go to DL once a month on average and stay at a local motel (mostly) and eat at least one evening meal 'on property' and always call a month ahead to make a reservation. We've never been turned away. Yes, we have had to change our times but never for more than an hour either way from what we wanted. Even when we stay on property thru the DVC we only call a month in advance with the same results. I would not call less than a month out however. |
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| Community Rank: Wayfarer ![]() Join Date: Feb 2005 Location: Elk Grove, CA (Suburb of Sacramento)
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| To make reservations, or "Priority Seatings" as Disney calls them, just call (714) 781-DINE (3463). They have agents there to make reservations at ANY restaurant at either DL or DCA that accepts reservations. The rule is that you can make them UP TO 60 days in advance, but we have successfully done it only 2 days in advance. It is strongly recommended for the more popular places (particularly the ones with character dining). Dining is handled completely separately at DL and DCA from accommodations or any other type of reservations. |
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| Join Date: May 2007
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| All pay phones have a free option where you can make hotel and restaurant reservations. I used that to get several restaurant reservations.
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