As we all are coping with the affects of the CoVID-19 pandemic, it is nice to see that we are finding some things getting closer to normal. Disney cancelled all dining reservations for guests and we found out last night that Disney World will be accepting new reservations.
Beginning June 30, Guests who had an active dining reservation between May 28 and September 2, 2020 that was cancelled due to our temporary closure can begin to make dining reservations online for select Walt Disney World dining locations up to 60 days in advance. New reservations will be available to all Guests at a later date. Learn more about dining reservations.
A look at the Reservation page shows availability at all of the open restaurants in July. As most of you know, Disney World closed on 3/15/2020 in an effort to help limit the spread of the CoVID-19 virus and will begin to reopen to guests on July 9th for the Annual Pass Holder Previews.
Check out our overview of Disney Dining here.
Here is the lists of available restaurants:
Valid park reservation (Park Pass) and ticket are needed to access all of the in park restaurants.
Remember that Dining Plans are still removed from all accounts until further notice. Disney has not been real clear on the length of this suspension, but it is one of the most popular additions to vacation packages and we don't see it going away forever.
As stated, reservations can be made online at disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/
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