Is T-Rex an ADR?

[Mrs-Weasley]

Hi I was just wondering if T-Rex at Disney Springs is classed as an ADR and can be booked at 180 days out? We really want to eat here and with there being 7 of us we will have to make a reservation.

[sha9]

Yes it is.

[Mrs-Weasley]

Originally Posted by sha9

Yes it is.

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Thank you, can you request where to sit? I have seen there are different coloured areas (blue and red) what would you recommend?

[sha9]

Originally Posted by Mrs-Weasley

Thank you, can you request where to sit? I have seen there are different coloured areas (blue and red) what would you recommend?

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I think you probably can once you get there if you don’t mind a wait. I don’t really have a recommendation on where to sit. The different areas are themed and I think blue is for ice.

[DisneyPete]

If you are struggling to get an ADR at T-Rex via Disney just e-mail them - they are usually good at accommodating you at whatever time you choose.

[Mrs-Weasley]

Thank you for all the advice really appreciate it

[Cha cha]

The last time we went to TRex in 2016 we had a reservation, when we checked in, we asked to be sat in the place we had the year before near the Wooly Mammoth and they were happy to seat us there.
We were lucky and only waited about 5-10 minutes 😊

[disneypars]

If you purchase a Landry card for $25 you do not require a ADR. Plus you get the money back on your first visit and you get an extra $25 birthday bonus for your "Disney" birthday ie when you're on holiday lol 😂

[Mrs-Weasley]

Originally Posted by disneypars

If you purchase a Landry card for $25 you do not require a ADR. Plus you get the money back on your first visit and you get an extra $25 birthday bonus for your "Disney" birthday ie when you're on holiday lol 😂

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I was thinking of this but isn’t it just for 6 people or less?

[Cha cha]

You can’t use both $25 at the same time now though with Landry card.