IMPORTANT ADR changes

[Johnie]

Effective Dec. 23, 2008, ADR's can be made at 90 days.

Current reservations will STILL be honored. However, if you want to make changes to the reservation, the 90 day rule will apply.

If you are staying at a Disney resort, the plus 10 day rule still applies.

[Beccaberry]

But, but, but, but.....I *need* to make my reservations NOW!!!!

[Taja]

Much nicer!

180 days was a bit absurd! Half the time the park hours weren't even released when we had to make ADRs! :eek:

[Beccaberry]

Good point, Taja!!

I feel better now.

I'll stop shouting :wink:

[Taja]

Good point, Taja!!

I feel better now.

I'll stop shouting :wink:

Have to admit that planning at 180 days is fun--if all the components are there! But I can't get Leu to even *think* about ADRs at that point. She's accustomed to being very spontaneous. She doesn't know exactly what they'll be doing for dinner until dinner about 90% of the time! She always has something ready to prepare, but they frequently dine out on the spur of the moment. :shrug:

[Jodie]

It is a pain booking at 180 days when often the park hours aren't out!

Is this something to do with moving towards online adr booking?

[Tinker]

I agree , like the 90 day window .

[BigThunder]

i'm kinda glad they lessened it because I could never make my ressies that far in advance but when you can the places book up so fast! Now I feel like I stand a bit better chance at getting in. Tho i have to admit, the past three trips I've had no problems getting in everywhere & that's with me booking a couple months out tops (i tend to wait until the last minute).