The key for me is realizing that I’m an hour or so from being really hungry. So be flexible!ĭon’t wait until you’re starving: I often find that I’m not hungry until I’m starving.
(Not that this is a bad thing, but don’t plan to get in line for a ride if you’re waiting on a table.) Another time, we saw that the approximate wait time was 5 minutes, but when we clicked “join the line,” the wait had ballooned to 50 minutes. Pro tip: The wait times can be unreliable twice we’ve signed up for a 40-minute wait only to be called within 5 minutes.We’ve gotten last-minute reservations at Le Cellier, but we’ve also found everything to be booked solid for dinner before 4 in the afternoon. If, say, you’re wandering around Epcot, you can tap “Make a dining reservation” and choose “now” and see what restaurants have capacity and how long the wait will be. Walk-up lists: You used to be able to go up to a restaurant’s check-in stand and ask if you could get on a walk-up list. Then, as soon as you get off, hit “I’m here, prepare my order” and it will be ready in a jiffy. If you’re getting in line for a ride, decide where you want to eat, pick a time frame, and place your order before you ride. Pro tip: Try to think ahead about when you want to eat and place your order early.(There is a workaround for those who don’t have the app, but it’s far easier to use it.) It’s important to get familiar with the process before your visit.
This involves using your My Disney Experience app to choose a timeframe when you want to eat, place your order and pay for it, and then pick it up at the ordering window. Mobile ordering: Quick service restaurants now require guests to use mobile ordering. If you haven’t been to Disney World since before the pandemic, there are a couple of things you need to get familiar with before you get here:
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