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  • On Dec 19, 2013
    Alyssa from OH 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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    Hello Panel! Was just wondering, when the WDW website states that lunch hours are, say, 11-2:25, does that mean that 2:25 is the last available ADR or 2:25 is when they stop serving lunch? Thanks so much, you are all wonderful!

    Hello Alyssa!  The times you see posted are typically the times you can make a reservation for that reservation.  Using your example, 2:25 would be the last available reservation time for lunch.  I use the timing to my advantage when possible.  For example, when dining at Crystal Palace for breakfast, if I can't get a reservation before the park opens, I'll go for the last reservation to make it more of a brunch.  That way, I can enjoy the parks early and have a brunch to look forward to.  I'm then good to go until dinner time.  I hope this helps.  Have a fabulous vacation!
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Meet the Panelist: Diane, Connecticut

Hello! I’m Diane from Connecticut. I am a retired project manager and I'm married with three grown children.  My family enjoys traveling to Walt Disney World and believe Disney vacations are like snowflakes in the Northeast, no two are the same! Learn More About Diane

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