Hardest Disney dining reservations
Checked Oct 3, 9:42 PM EDT
Fewest open days
Party of 2 · next 60 days- Blue Bayou RestaurantBooked solid
- Space 220 LoungeBooked solid
- The Dining Room at Victoria & Albert’sBooked solid
- Narcoossee's1 of 60 days
- Cinderella's Royal Table1 of 60 days
- The Cake Bake Shop Restaurant by Gwendolyn Rogers4 of 60 days
- Chef Art Smith's Homecomin'6 of 60 days
- Space 220 Restaurant9 of 60 days
- Wailulu Bar & Grill11 of 60 days
- Yak & Yeti Restaurant16 of 60 days
- Carthay Circle Restaurant33 of 60 days
Gone fastest
Party of 2 · this week- Blue Bayou Restaurant3 minutes
- Space 220 Lounge5 minutes
- Space 220 Restaurant22 minutes
- The Cake Bake Shop Restaurant by Gwendolyn Rogers26 minutes
- Narcoossee's34 minutes
- Carthay Circle Restaurant42 minutes
- Cinderella's Royal Table43 minutes
- Yak & Yeti Restaurant48 minutes
- Chef Art Smith's Homecomin'49 minutes
- Wailulu Bar & Grill60 minutes
Questions
What is the hardest Disney dining reservation to get?
Right now, Blue Bayou Restaurant at Disneyland Resort: it has a table for two on none of the next 60 days. The ranking moves as Disney adds dates and guests cancel, and Parky re-checks every restaurant at least once a minute.
How do you get a hard-to-get Disney dining reservation?
Book the moment the window opens: 60 days ahead at Walt Disney World (resort guests can book their whole stay from day one of it) and about 60 days ahead at Disneyland. If it is already booked, watch for cancellations. Tables reopen all day, mostly for a few minutes at a time, so an alert that tells you the moment one opens is the realistic way in.
How does Parky measure this?
Parky checks every table-service restaurant at both resorts for parties of two and four across the whole booking window, around the clock. Open days count the next 60 days with any table for two. Time to go is the median time a table for two stayed bookable after opening this week. A brand-new date entering the window does not count as an opening.