Starting October 27, 2009, Walt Disney World will move the booking window for Advanced Dining Reservations to 180 days, from the current 90 days. Walt Disney World resort guests will be able to book all dining reservations 180 days in advance of the day they check in, up to 10 days at a time. Non-Disney World Resort guest can make dining reservations 180 days in advance of their dining date. In addition to all restaurant reservations, all Disney resort venues will be 180 days as well, such as Fireworks Cruises, Tee Times and Fishing Trips. If you can make a reservation for it, you will be able to do so 180 days in advance.
Currently, some popular restaurants such as Le Cellier and Cinderella’s Royal Table are nearly impossible to find, even calling first thing 90 days in advance. This move should allow those who plan well in advance plenty of opportunity to book the reservations they want.
Starting on October 27, 2009, guests will be able to book dining reservations up until April 25, 2010.
Rumor is that at the time of the change, all dining reservations will require a credit card guarantee. No official announcement has been made, I will update this post if/when that change is announced.
Laura says
August 19, 2009 at 12:15 pmIs this only for Disney World or will Disneyland be doing this as well?
Keith says
August 19, 2009 at 12:54 pmLaura
This is for Walt Disney World only. Disneyland will retain their current booking window.
Laura says
August 19, 2009 at 4:21 pmThank you!