[SnazzyCMB]

I am an east-coaster prepping for my trip to DLR in June. I want to call to make dining ADRs, but I do not know the number to call, and I can't seem to find it anywhere. Does anyone know? Also, what time do the phone lines open up? I know in WDW it is 7am EST, if it is the same in DLR it would 10am EST, which is 7am PST? Thanks for any help!

[timkelmom]

I found this website, the number is all the way at the bottom.

Disneyland Restaurants, Disneyland Resort Character Dining

[rshenry]

At DL, you can only make your ADR's 30 days out at most restaurants.

[quartz7]

Originally Posted by rshenry

At DL, you can only make your ADR's 30 days out at most restaurants.

I hope not, man, I have to have my adrs done way before that. I will go nuts if I have to wait another 30 days, YIKES!!! I thought it was 60 days and that is still way to close for departure!!

[Voldemort]

Don't let the different time frame bother you -- dining at DL is a very different thing than it is at WDW. ADRs made well in advance are an Orlando necessity; in Anaheim, we only had reservations for two evening meals (one a meet & greet, the other Napa Rose). We had one lunch ressie that we didn't even really need, as it turned out we could have eaten when we wished even without it. Unless you're big on character meals, you have little cause for concern.

[quartz7]

Originally Posted by Voldemort

Don't let the different time frame bother you -- dining at DL is a very different thing than it is at WDW. ADRs made well in advance are an Orlando necessity; in Anaheim, we only had reservations for two evening meals (one a meet & greet, the other Napa Rose). We had one lunch ressie that we didn't even really need, as it turned out we could have eaten when we wished even without it. Unless you're big on character meals, you have little cause for concern.

Thats good to know, I am just sooooo anal about the planning part!

[Voldemort]

Originally Posted by quartz7

Thats good to know, I am just sooooo anal about the planning part!

I understand. I like having my ducks in a row, too. But DL is much more easily managed and planned-for than WDW....must be a California thing.

[WishIWasThere]

I wouldn't worry about ADR unless you want to do a character meal or something like Blue Bayou or Napa Rose.. We got reservations for Blue Bayou 30 days out but by the time we got there they were full and turning away walk ins.
Disneyland is pretty relaxed, there isn't much to plan for.

[SnazzyCMB]

Thanks for the info and the links. We will be making ADRs because we definitely want to do Napa Rose and the Fantasmic Dessert Buffet. Other than that, most thing will probably be more spontaneous. All the dining info I see about Disneyland makes everything look soo yummy!! I can't wait to try everything...well, probably not EVERYTHING

[rshenry]

If you want to do the Fantasmic Dessert Buffett call as soon as the phones open on the day you are eligible to call. I called at 10am and we were able to tickets for a later show than we wanted. They sell out FAST!

[WishUponAStar]

I just wanted to say I am going to Disneyland in June too! My experience has been always pretty easy & straight-forward with Disneyland Dining. Everyone has given you all the information you need so the only thing I can expand on would be to emphasize getting on that phone EXACTLY when the lines opens to do the Fantasmix Dessert Buffet. I did it two years ago & we want to do it again this time. I remember when I called & finally got through to an operator they only had 5 spaces left!!