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  • On Feb 15, 2011
    Aimee from PA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We have been to disney many times, but aug will be our first with party of 6. A lot of dining reservations i made stated that we may be seated at more than one table. does this really happen or should i not worry about it?

    Hi Aimee,

    I'm not going to lie; this has happened to me twice, but I had a large group of people, approximately 12 family members.  I've made a huge amount of advanced dining reservations over the years, so I have to tell you that it's rare.

    A party of 6 is not an unreasonable number for a table service restaurant.  Tell the Castmember who checks you in for your meal that you want to have a table together.  You may have to skip your turn and wait, but they will (if at all possible) try to get this done for you.  If it just so happens that they have to seat you at different tables, they will put you at tables that are very close to each other, if not right next to each other.

    Don't stress about it...you're going to have a wonderful trip...have fun!

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