WDW Reservation Finder

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You've gotten your reservations for WDW. You woke up early (or maybe not), and did your best, and... you're dissapointed.

...because you didn't get what you want.

Ugh!!!! But WDW is where your dreams come true, right? Sure! My favorite website- touringplans.com - has released a new tool called reservation finder.

1st things 1st- they say its free, but I can't figure out how to use it without logging into my pay account. Previous posts discuss why you should just pay to use the website and app in general, so I'll skip that here. What does reservation finder do?

It searches for reservations you want and TEXTS you! when they open up! AND IT WORKS.

Here's the catch- it only looks for 2 reservations at a time, and then alerts you (and anyone else who signed up for it) when the reservation is open. Then it stops searching.

So when you miss the text or don't log in to the WDW app fast enough.... you have to start over. A little frustrating, but all you do is click the restart button, so stay calm and search on. Also keep in mind that if you are using this tool, its probably because you are searching for the same restaurants as everyone else. Keep with it!

After 1 week of using the tool, I now have TWO reservations to Be Our Guest (one before park opening, yes humblebrag), and moved the time of our lunch reservations to noon at Sci Fi Drive In at HS.  And done.

Questions? Feel free to post and I will answer them.

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