Disneyland Resort Begins Accepting Online Dining Reservations Starting October 3
Walt Disney World visitors have grown accustomed to booking their dining reservations online using an automated system, but Disneyland diners have been stuck using old-fashioned phone or email options. Yesterday it was announced that, as of October 3, 2013, all Disneyland Resort dining arrangements can be made through this new website.
This upgrade means that the dine@disneyland.com email reservation system will be discontinued, though phone bookings will still be accepted via 714-781-DINE. In addition, Disneyland will now begin requiring a credit card at the time of reservation; a $10 per person penalty will be charged if you miss your reservation without canceling or rescheduling (which can also be done online) a day in advance. This policy applies to all table service restaurants on property, both Disney-operated and franchises.
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Do we know the booking window? Will it still be 60 days?
No other policy changes were annouced so I’m assuming so, but we’ll let you know if it changes.
That is great news for me as a local. I would much rather look online to see what times are available than wait on hold like I do now.