Do you have to pre book resturants?

tracymiami · 5 Feb 20, 01:26 PM

Hi guys

I want to go to at least one of the nicer restaurants but until we are there we are not sure where to go of where will take our fancy

So do you have to pre book or can you either book when you are there or just arrive and be seated as feel like there is a a lot of pressure to book everything?

t xx

Guest · 5 Feb 20, 02:10 PM

Booking is always best, you can enquire on arrival or even on the day but if it is a popular restaurant and/or a busy time you may find you are out of luck.

You can book up to 60 days ahead, on the phone or using the links in the sticky thread at the top of the DLP board.

sprocket · 5 Feb 20, 02:30 PM

If its a busy period then you either need to book, eat at off peak times, or queue.

tracymiami · 6 Feb 20, 05:23 PM

Thanks guys

We go tomorrow 😁 so hopefully it won't be mental... xx

Mrs Red C · 6 Feb 20, 05:37 PM

Some restaurants you can't book in advance, so queue and wait or eat at quieter times from my experience.

florida girl · 6 Feb 20, 07:03 PM

Originally Posted by Mrs Red C

Some restaurants you can't book in advance, so queue and wait or eat at quieter times from my experience.

Which restaurants are queue and wait. We booked Plaza Gardens on the advice of you DLP dibbers so glad we did as nothing available now. Still have 2 more day�s where we would like somewhere decent.

HappyPanda · 6 Feb 20, 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by florida girl

Which restaurants are queue and wait. We booked Plaza Gardens on the advice of you DLP dibbers so glad we did as nothing available now. Still have 2 more day�s where we would like somewhere decent.

The non-Disney restaurants in the village tend to all be queue and wait; such as Rainforest Cafe, King Ludwigs, Planet Hollywood and Annette's. Meal vouchers can only be used in Annette's out of those though.

It's hit and miss whether any of the Disney restaurants allow walk ins, we saw people being turned away from both Plaza Gardens and Agrabah Cafe last Feb even though it didn't feel that busy.

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	5 Feb 20, 02:10 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	Booking is always best, you can enquire on arrival or even on the day but if it is a popular restaurant and/or a busy time you may find you are out of luck. You can book up to 60 days ahead, on the phone or using the links in the sticky thread at the top of the DLP board.