Find & track hard-to-get Walt Disney World dining and experience reservations

The hardest Walt Disney World reservations sell out months ahead — but cancellations open every day. Park Drop watches the ones you want and alerts you the moment a spot opens.

How Disney World dining reservations work

Disney World dining reservations open 60 days ahead, at 6:00 AM Eastern. The hardest tables go within minutes, so most guests end up booking through a cancellation instead.

Staying at a Disney Resort hotel helps: You can book across your whole trip starting 60 days before check-in, rather than one date at a time.

Space 220, Cinderella’s Royal Table and Topolino’s Terrace are among the hardest to get, and dinner seatings go before lunch almost everywhere.

Cancellations appear throughout the day, and it is especially worth checking as a date gets closer. They rarely last long, which is the whole reason alerts exist.

Walt Disney World dining reservation FAQs

Does Park Drop book Walt Disney World reservations for me?

No. We watch for openings and alert you the moment one appears; you book directly on Disney with your own account. Park Drop is an independent service and is not affiliated with Disney.

How fast are the alerts?

We scan around the clock and send email and text alerts within seconds of a table or experience opening up.

Which reservations can I track?

Dining and experiences across all four parks, Disney Springs, and the resort hotels — from Cinderella's Royal Table to hard-to-get spots like Space 220.

How much does it cost?

A single one-off alert is $5, and monthly plans start at $14 for 10 active alerts.