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'Ohana reservation alerts
Share a family-style Polynesian feast at 'Ohana inside Disney's Polynesian Village Resort. Both the character breakfast and the signature dinner are among Disney World's toughest tables to land.

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What you get at 'Ohana
'Ohana serves a family-style, all-you-care-to-enjoy meal in a South Pacific setting overlooking the Seven Seas Lagoon. Dinner is the headliner: Grilled meats and shrimp arrive at your table on skewers, alongside noodles, wings, and the famous 'Ohana bread pudding.
Breakfast is a character meal with Lilo, Stitch, Mickey, and Pluto, which makes it a favorite for families traveling with young kids.
Why 'Ohana is so hard to book
There is only one 'Ohana, and it sits inside Disney's Polynesian Village Resort, one of the most popular hotels on property. Both the character breakfast and the signature dinner draw heavy demand, so tables fill the moment they open.
Large parties and prime dinner times around sunset are the first to go, and they rarely stay open for long.
When 'Ohana reservations open and drop
Walt Disney World releases dining reservations 60 days ahead, and 'Ohana is often gone within minutes of that window opening.
The good news: Openings reappear regularly as other guests change their plans, most often in the 24 to 48 hours before a date when cancellation penalty windows pass. Staying flexible on your time makes a match far more likely.
How to catch an 'Ohana cancellation
Refreshing the Disney app for days rarely works, because a canceled table can be re-booked within minutes. An alert does the watching for you and pings you the moment a spot matching your date and party size opens.
Set an alert above and we will email and text you the instant 'Ohana availability drops. If you are weighing your options, see how the best Disney dining alert tools compare.
'Ohana reservation FAQs
Why is 'Ohana so hard to book?
'Ohana is a perennial favorite for both its character breakfast and family-style dinner, so reservations disappear quickly. Park Drop watches for cancellations and new openings 24/7.
When do 'Ohana reservations open?
Most Walt Disney World dining opens 60 days in advance. Because 'Ohana books up fast, an alert is the best way to catch an opening.
Can Park Drop notify me for 'Ohana?
Yes. Pick your dates, party size, and time window above and we will email and text you when a matching 'Ohana table opens.
Is 'Ohana breakfast or dinner harder to get?
Both book up fast, but dinner is usually the tougher reservation thanks to its family-style skewers, bread pudding, and sunset views over the lagoon. The character breakfast is especially popular with families traveling with young children.
Can I get a last-minute 'Ohana reservation?
Often, yes. Cancellations appear right up to the day of, especially as penalty windows pass, so an alert set for your dates can catch a same-week opening.
How do 'Ohana reservation alerts work?
Set up a Park Drop alert for the 'Ohana date and party size you want. We monitor Disney's dining availability around the clock, and the moment a table opens — almost always from a cancellation — we send an email and text with a direct link to book it on Disney.
How fast are 'Ohana alerts?
Within seconds. We scan for 'Ohana openings continuously and send your alert the instant a table appears. Cancellations here are often gone within minutes, so those seconds are what let you grab the table before anyone else still refreshing the app.
How much does a 'Ohana reservation alert cost?
A one-off 'Ohana alert is $5. If you're watching several Walt Disney World reservations, monthly plans start at $9 for up to 10 active alerts.
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