Master order to obtain ADRs list

With Space220 not being on the Dining Plan, does that make a difference to where it should be?

No

The system doesn’t involve the dining plan in the reservation process. Thats strictly at the restaurant level at the time of your visit

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I mean it will be easier to get because less people will be trying to book it. i.e. we’re on Dining Plan, it was top of my list til I noticed it wasn’t DP. Now I’m not paying well over $200 for food for 4 of us (2 adults, 1 11 year old so adult price and 1 5 year old) when lots of other places will accept DP.

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Oh I see what you’re saying

I still don’t think it changes the order of things though

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I wonder if Yak and Yeti (and TRex?) deserves an asterisk. The reservations seem to go very fast but I believe that folks with a Landry’s card can still walk up and eat with very little wait.

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What about Oga’s Cantina? Can be tough to snag.

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Was once true. But you can get ADRs there pretty much anytime of day, any day…even tomorrow! We got a reservation and there were tons of availability. So I don’t think it has the demand it once did. When we were there a week ago Friday, there were tons of walk ups they were accommodating.

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The novelty has worn off for many. I wouldn’t wait to get in there even though it’s cool inside of you’re near the bar.

Also, who wants to make an ADR to stand???

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We were fortunate to get a booth (probably since we had a baby with us), and while we did enjoy the vibe to experience once, it was also awkward that we were seated with complete strangers, which made for an interest game of pretending we didn’t see each other, and just basically ignore the other party.

I was glad to have done it once…but wouldn’t do it again, for sure.

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This is what I disliked most. We were put in a little cave room, all grey. We stood next to a thin counter. The bar area itself looked cool. Wish we could have sat there. They should at least have stools in those rooms.

We had a nice couple with a child in a high chair in the little cave with us. Oga’s wasn’t what they thought it would be. The child was well behaved but a little loud. It echoed in the little space we were in. Didn’t bother us but they felt the need to apologize. It was awkward being in the space with them. But it helped that they weren’t obnoxious or smelly, lol.

I have been twice, standing both times. The second time we at least stood at the bar, but at the very far end where servers were in/out picking up drinks and food. It felt like we were in the way.

I’ve never minded sharing tables at Biergarten because I think it makes it feel very authentic. Sharing a booth feels like another story!

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This is a reason we will NEVER eat at Biergarten. It is an introverts worst nightmare! :smiley:

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It’s been several, several years since we ate at Biergarten. But I remember we had our own table. We weren’t close to the stage. We had 6 people.

A. You do not HAVE to talk to people at your table. I have been at tables at Lecellier where the table next to us was just as close as at Biergarten.

B. Good news, they don’t seat parties together anymore.

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Same. Too many people shoved into a sardine can.

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