Disneyland Paris restaurant reservations: the table alert

The problem

Why tables go so fast

At Disneyland Paris, table bookings open two months ahead, and twelve for Disney Hotel guests: that is what the official app states. The most sought-after restaurants are therefore full long before the day of the visit.

Tables do open up, though, as people cancel and change their plans. You just have to be there at the right moment: that is what the alert does for you.

In three steps

How the table alert works

1. 1

   You pick the restaurant, the date and the number of guests.

   ParkPulse shows the slots still free that day. If there is one, all that is left is to book it with Disneyland Paris.

2. 2

   Nothing free? You turn on the alert.

   For that exact date, or for the first available day: ParkPulse then checks one date after another and stops at the first slot found.

3. 3

   You close the app.

   The watch continues on ParkPulse’s server. A notification arrives as soon as a table opens up, or to tell you that the search found nothing.

Sample display: the restaurant, times and notification are illustrations.

Without an exact date

The first available slot

Do you care about a restaurant more than about a day? Ask for the first available slot: ParkPulse goes through the dates open for booking and gives you the first one with a table left for your group.

If the date you want is not yet open for booking, the alert waits: checks start when it opens. Your current alerts can be found, and deleted, in “My alerts”.

To be clear

What the alert does not do

ParkPulse does not book on your behalf: the booking is completed with Disneyland Paris, on its site or in its app. And an alert is not a guarantee: the slot reported may have been taken between the notification and the moment you reach the booking page.

Checks can also be delayed when the booking service limits requests; trying repeatedly does not speed them up.

What the alert uses (the restaurant, the date, the number of guests and what is needed to send you the notification) is set out in the privacy policy.

During the day

A table at the right point in your plan

Once booked, the meal takes its place in your day: ParkPulse arranges the rides around it, walking time included. See the day planner.

For the booking itself, the official app remains the way to go. What each Disneyland Paris app does.

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