I love your advice! I read somewhere that if you are staying in a WDW resort that you can make ADR's 180+10 days in advance to your vacation rather than the 180 days that is advertised. Is this true? We are 198 days out and counting :)

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Hi Rhonda,

Basically, yes. Once a Walt Disney World Resort guest reaches the 180th day prior to their arrival day, they will be permitted to make their advanced dining reservations for their entire stay, up to 10 days. For example, if you plan on arriving on a Saturday, 180 days prior to that Saturday you can book your Saturday reservations along with your Sunday, Monday, Tuesday etc reservations even though Sunday is still technically 181 days away.

A non-resort guest will need to call back each 180th day prior to make the dining reservations for each day of their stay.

Hope that helps to clarify this for you!

I love your advice! I read somewhere that if you are staying in a WDW resort that you can make ADR's 180+10 days in advance to your vacation rather than the 180 days that is advertised. Is this true? We are 198 days out and counting :)

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I love your advice! I read somewhere that if you are staying in a WDW resort that you can make ADR's 180+10 days in advance to your vacation rather than the 180 days that is advertised. Is this true? We are 198 days out and counting :)”

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I love your advice! I read somewhere that if you are staying in a WDW resort that you can make ADR's 180+10 days in advance to your vacation rather than the 180 days that is advertised. Is this true? We are 198 days out and counting :)