Is it a problem if I book an ADR for 3 people but have 4 that night? Is it better to book for 4 and show up with 3?
I don't make ADRs often. I want to for the upcoming trrip. any advice is apprcieated.
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Is it a problem if I book an ADR for 3 people but have 4 that night? Is it better to book for 4 and show up with 3?
I don't make ADRs often. I want to for the upcoming trrip. any advice is apprcieated.
I'd think book for 4 show up with 3 instead of the other way around, but I don't have any personal experience with this.
Unless you are talking about one of the restaurants that charges you for cancelling, I would definitely book the four.
Though it might not matter that much either way, at most restaurants a party of three will use the same tables as a party of four.
I did not know some restaurants charge for cancelling? I am looking for a ADR at places like whispering canyon cafe, beaches and cream, maybe a character meal like crystal palace.
The would charge you for a complete no-show but not for arriving with less in your party. Go ahead and book for 4. I had two reservations for a party of 3 and showed up with 2 in January, no issues.Quote:
Originally Posted by waymickey
EDIT:
For those requiring prepayment, please check the policy when making your reservation.
At Cinderella's Royal Table I have been charged for one of the people on the ADR not showing. That was a while ago, so the policy may have changed, however, if they are going to charge you for a no show it will tell you when you make the ADR.Quote:
Originally Posted by VWL Mom
We've never had a problem adding one and we've done this several times. As long as you cancel within the restaurants specified time frame of a non-charge, you will not be charged.
Good point and this may very well be for those that require prepayment. I've edited my post to reflect this, thanks!Quote:
Originally Posted by Speedy1998