• On Oct 17, 2019
    Leigh ann from VA Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    What is the latest you can decrease the number in an ADR? My son has ASD, and I'm worried that he may be done some days before dinner.

    Hi there, Leigh Ann! Welcome back to the Disney Parks Moms Panel! Thanks so much for taking the time to reach back out and allowing us to help you plan your vacation to Walt Disney World Resort!

    I know it can be quite stressful planning your vacation to Walt Disney World Resort and considering uncontrollable variables! As someone that has to consider chronic fatigue and illness, I often have to make last-minute shifts to my own plans. Fortunately, this tends to be a fairly easy and pain-free process when visiting Walt Disney World Resort!

    In the past, I have made advanced dining reservations that I have been unable to attend due to my illness. However, I was more than happy to let the rest of the family enjoy their meal while I took the opportunity to rest! In my own experience, I have never had a problem decreasing the number of participants in my party. Generally, dining locations set aside specifically sized tables based on the number of people in your party so decreasing your count by one it not too much of a problem. That being said, it is always best practices to notify the dining location as early as possible about any changes to your reservation although Cast Members are quite understanding of last-minute changes.

    I hope this information assists you in continuing to plan for your vacation to Walt Disney World Resort!

    ~Wyatt
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Meet the Panelist: Wyatt, Colorado

Hello! I'm Wyatt and I'm so very excited to provide you with all the best tips and tricks for getting the very most out of your Disney World vacations! I'm married to a fellow Disney enthusiast and, while we don't have any human children yet, we are delighted to be pet parents. Professionally, I work in private practice as a mental health counselor. I'm also knowledgable regarding disability services and accessibility at Disney World due to my own history of chronic illness.  Learn More About Wyatt

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