We love eating in Disney World restaurants, which is probably why our middle name is “Food.”
Cinderella at Cinderella’s Royal Table
But when you dine at Disney World restaurants, you do agree to abide by the rules. Many restaurants are going to require an advance dining reservation (or if you’re willing to chance it, trying the Mobile Walk-Up Waitlist, if any spots are available). You also need to cancel your reservation within a certain amount of time if you don’t want your credit card to get charged. We turned to you, our DFB readers, to ask you about the restaurant rule you would like to see slashed, and you told us! So let’s see what you said.
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