[stinkerbellsmom]

Okay, so first of all we leave 3 weeks from tomorrow morning and are SUPER excited. But we just got some great news yesterday that now my mom, dad, and grandmother are coming also and are staying @ POP like us (plus they got a phenominal deal with park tickets using my uncle's military discount). It's going to be so amazing because we are going to have FOUR generations of my family there together.

BUT I have been trying like a mad woman today to book them some "adult" meals so they don't feel like they have to tag along with us to every character meal.

Alright, alright, my little story does have a point. I was able to get them Coral Reef but only time available was 3:15pm. They were fine with that but as far as the menu is concerned we're just trying to figure out if that is dinner or lunch. According to DIS and ALL EARS lunch is served till 3pm, and dinner begins at 4:30pm. Anyone ever had an ADR at this time???

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MARCH 2000- AS Sports(Manhattan College Lax)

AUG 2007- AS Sports (first time as mom)

OCT 2008- AS Sports (Cassie's B-day & MNSSHP)

SEPT 2009- POP Century (4 Generations!)

NOV 2010- PO Riverside (Thanksgiving/MVMCP)

JAN 2012- POP CENTURY (Craig's Birthday)

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Finally....we're in DISNEY and celebrating Dad's Birthday!

[Winkster]

I'm afraid I don't know how Disney view it but personally, I would say 3.15pm is late lunch.

4pm sounds early dinnerish to me.

Maybe.

[Shadow Jedi Rhy]

I think Winkster is right on it being lunch. I'd guess that is one of the last lunch ADR's and then once everyone is done they begin serving dinner at 4 or 4:30.

[kid@heart]

I don't know if it varies from place to place, but when we went, we booked a 3:55 at the Sci Fi Diner and the CM had said that was considered a late lunch, so I would assume 3:15 is still lunch.

How exciting to have 4 generations there! Have fun!

[stinkerbellsmom]

Thank you everyone for your help!! That's what we were thinking also, but just wanted to confirm with all you experts :-)