Advanced Reservations (was Priority Seating) or, AR for short, is a system Walt Disney World uses to manage their restaurant seating flow. In essense, unlike a true reservation where a table is saved for your party at a particular time, AR guarantees your party the next available table. It's recommended that you check in about 15 minutes before your AR time. Wait times vary depending on the time of day and restaurant but usually averages between 15 and 30 minutes. Return to Top of FAQ

Like most arts organizations that depend upon private support to bring artists to the stage, we provide donors with benefits and privileges as a way to encourage giving and thank those who, through their financial support, are keeping ticket prices at reasonable levels for all of our patrons. While we depend upon and are thankful for gifts of all sizes, we are not able to provide the same level of benefits for all donors. Donor benefits correspond to the level of giving.

Phone #407-939-3463. Call Walt Disney Dining to reserve a table for dining at a chosen restaurant. The next available table to accommodate your party size will be given to you. You must call dining 180 days prior to your arrival to request priority seating. Dining will give you an assigned time and a priority dining number. We provide all your dining reservations when you purchase the dining plan. You can pre-register at your resort.

Central Reservations Office (CRO) can handle all your AR events. CRO can be reached at 407-WDISNEY (407-934-7639). However, you can call WDW Dining directly at 407-WDW-DINE (407-939-3463). Dining AR can be made from 7 AM to 10 PM weekdays and 7 AM to 8 PM on all holidays and weekends. There are currently two toll-free numbers avaialable. They are 877-939-3732 (this only works in the United States) and 800-828-0228. On both numbers, press 3 after the message starts.

Call ahead seating makes it easier than ever to escape to Bahama Breeze. Just call your local Bahama Breeze before you come. If there happens to be a wait we'll add your name to the list, just like you were here in person. When you arrive, check in with the host/hostess. THIS IS NOT A RESERVATION, so you may still experience a wait once you arrive at the restaurant.

entity may not require an individual with a disability to use designated priority seats, if the individual does not choose to use these seats. A person with a disability may choose to take advantage of this accommodation or not. entity may not impose special charges on individuals with disabilities, including individuals who use wheelchairs, for providing services required by the regulations or otherwise necessary to accommodate them. For example, if a shuttle service charges $20.

Wheelchairs can be accommodated in our main dining room along the Main Aisle and in our luxury boxes. Please let the box office know your special requirements when ordering tickets.

There is a standard system which doctors and transplant centers use to rank transplant candidates solely based on severity of illness and medical criteria. When a donated organ becomes available, a list is generated from UNOS (United Network of Organ Sharing) which ranks recipients based on proximity to donor (because of time constraints on donated organs), blood type, length of time on waiting list, severity of illness, size compatibility of organs, tissue types (for kidneys), etc.

WIC cannot serve all eligible people, so a system of priorities has been established for filling program openings. Once a local WIC agency has reached its maximum caseload, vacancies are generally filled in the order of the following priority levels: Pregnant women, breastfeeding women, and infants determined to be at nutritional risk because of serious medical problems. Infants up to 6 months of age whose mothers participated in WIC or could have participated and had serious medical problems.

Dialup Internet Access is a shared service. On any other internet service about 10% of the heaviest users often use up all of the resources leaving busy signals and frustration for the other 90% of the more typical users. Subsidizing these heaviest users drives up the cost of Internet service for all other users. USFamily.Net is the only priority based internet service and we have a patent on this new technology. At USFamily.Net we more fairly allocate the shared resources.

CCA has three priority deadlines. They are May 1 for the fall semester, November 1 for the spring semester, and April 1 for the summer semester.

Yes, bleachers are provided for fans on a first come, first serve basis. We encourage fans to take advantage of the provided seating. Seating cannot be reserved in advance.

Seating on the upper ambulatory level of the Robins Center is available for persons with disabilities. The seats will be mark with a handicapped label. Persons in wheelchairs will have places available at two of the corner entrances on the upper ambulatory level so they may remain in their chairs.

This is a reception-style event encompassing the entire Sheraton Inner Ballroom Harbor Complex. Therefore, seating in the main event areas is limited to maximize event space and comfortable crowd flow. However, there are more open seating areas available in the VIP area for the vast majority of the VIP's. No reserved seats are available. If seating is of concern, VIP is the way to go.

Brothers and sisters are seated in the same classroom in two separate sections, facing the instructor. Sisters have an open, clear view of the instructor and the visual presentation. After careful thought, the seating arrangement of our seminars was chosen to allow both brothers and sisters to have access to the instructor, and at the same time maintain an atmosphere of mutual respect, privacy and comfort.

Standard seating at most luaus is first come first serve. There is not a bad seat in the house at any of these luaus, but if you would prefer to sit up front, many offer reserved seating for an extra fee,. Just give us a call and our agents would be glad to help you out. Feel free to call with any questions at 1-888-700-3764 ext. 11, if you are in Hawaii dial 808-661-3333 ext. 11

For the majority of our events, the taking of pictures and/or using tape recorders is strictly prohibited. Any patron who brings a camera or recording equipment into the theatre may be asked to leave it with the House Manager. This equipment will be returned to the patron after the event is over.

Click here to see Times Union Center seating charts. If you don't know the stage setup for the concert you are attending, click on the show-specific link in the Events section of this Web site. Click here to view seatings charts.