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[amylynne]

I just made my ADR's DID NOT know I would need my confirmation number! It was at my work so I could not call back till 8. I am so frazzled
Chef Mickey's, Kona, here is the question---
1. LeCellier reservation for 6 they said they could do 2 tables of 3 I said ok as I really hear this place is great. So what does that mean? What are they chances they will seat us together? Should I go someplace else?
2 Yak&Yeti wouldn't take res more than 180 out so I did Ohana's. Should that be my sign to eat at Ohana's as I was torn between the two or call back in 2 days and change it?
Yeah I got Cinderella's royal table for lunch!!

[Caldercup]

When you have a chance, just call back to the dining line (407-WDW-DINE) and ask to retrieve your confirmation number. They'll ask for whatever telephone number you gave them when setting it up and they can pull up your info that way.

In terms of them saying they would seat you at separate tables, they say this because they don't have a "6-top" table available in the booking listing at that moment. However, when you get to the restaurant to check in, mention that you are actually a group of six and would be willing to wait a bit for a 6-top rather than getting separated. If you're polite and say you're willing to wait, the host/hostess will do their best to seat you at the same table or two nearby tables.

The reason that Y&Y doesn't take part in the 180+10 resort guest perk is that they aren't a Disney-owned restaurant. If you can call again at the 180 day mark, they will take your reservation. 'Ohana also adheres strictly to the 180-day window -- just call back and make that ADR when you hit the 180 day mark.

Congrats on getting CRT!
Eileen

[JoanneS]

Your ADR's sound great. If you call back and explain that you need your confirmation numbers, they can look them up with your phone number. Ohanas is a great restaurant and lots of fun for kids, so I wouldn't bother changing it unless you've had your heart set on Yak and Yeti. And congratulations on CRT, I'm sure you're going to love it.

[mestitch]

I've booked 'Ohana at the 180+ mark the past few times I've booked it....

Did you mean you didn't know you needed your resort confirmation number? Or did you not write down the ADR confirmation numbers? If it's your resort number that's the problem I think you can punch in your phone number instead....

We only do 'Ohana for breakfast, so if you're wanting to do lunch or dinner at yak and yeti I would say Y & Y! It was soooooo delish when we were there in Dec. We can't wait to go back and eat there again.

Congrats on CRT!

[chezp]

Your ADR's sound great - and maybe fate was telling you something with your decision between Yak and Yeti and 'Ohana. As I said before, I don't think you can go wrong with either.

[RobDVC]

They're great choices.. Congrats on getting CRT!
I'd stick with 'Ohana since you were torn between the two and it seems like fate made the decision for you.

[BlueCinderellaEyes]

Originally Posted by Caldercup

The reason that Y&Y doesn't take part in the 180+10 resort guest perk is that they aren't a Disney-owned restaurant. If you can call again at the 180 day mark, they will take your reservation.

So I can actually call 190 days before if I am staying on property! Sorry I am all now?

[mestitch]

Originally Posted by BlueCinderellaEyes

So I can actually call 190 days before if I am staying on property! Sorry I am all now?

I think it technically works like this:
Before you had to call at the exact 180 day mark for each day of your trip. So you'd be calling a few days in a row for each day of ADRs you wanted. Now, if you're staying on property you can make all your ADRs, up to ten days worth, at one time at the 180 day mark from your first ADR. Did that come out right and make sense?

[BlueCinderellaEyes]

OK that makes sence! I thought you could just make them all on the 180 days from your trip I did not realize that you had to call 180 days for each one! Yikes that would have sucked!

[piratefreak]

Originally Posted by mestitch

I think it technically works like this:
Before you had to call at the exact 180 day mark for each day of your trip. So you'd be calling a few days in a row for each day of ADRs you wanted. Now, if you're staying on property you can make all your ADRs, up to ten days worth, at one time at the 180 day mark from your first ADR. Did that come out right and make sense?

I was one of the old timers who was use to calling each day at the 180 mark to make ADRs..now if I understand correctly I still need to call on the 180 mark for my first day but I can also make the whole vacation of ADRs on that first 180 day for up to 10 days right? So actually my 10th day of vacation would be my 190 mark?? Am I getting this right...or did I confuse myself even more?

[jhoshowski]

Yep. 180 days from your arrival date (it really doesn't even have to be from your first ADR, just from the day that you check in), give Disney a call. Go ahead and make all of your ADRs (unless you are staying more than 10 days - then you will have to call back a few days later for the later ones).

[mestitch]

That's right, it's arrival date not first ADR, I'm just used to having an ADR on the first day
And yes, we're one of the old timers....90 days out for PS's and calling each day for each days worth of ressies

[Caldercup]

Perfectly explained, Melissa!

There have been a few threads running simultaneously about the few restaurants that don't participate in the "180+10" resort guest perk. Not sure if a comprehensive list has been put together and posted yet....
Eileen

[mestitch]

That would be good to have Eileen
Maybe we can get one up?

[belleandmaddysmom]

Congrats on CRT!! Have fun! I am hoping for CRT this time!!!