Be Our Guest Dining Drops Spike 3.4x, SupaPark Data Shows
Published October 5, 2026 · Updated October 12, 2026
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Be Our Guest Restaurant at Magic Kingdom logged 15 same-day dining reservation drops in a six-hour window on Monday, October 5, according to SupaPark’s live dining-availability tracking. That is 3.4x the restaurant’s trailing-14-day average of 4.4 drops in the same six-hour window.
As of Monday, October 5 at 7:56 PM ET, those 15 drops were measured directly by SupaPark’s own live park-operations sensors, which count real reopened reservation slots as cancellations put them back into inventory.
A “drop” here means a booked table was released and became available again the same day. Be Our Guest is one of Magic Kingdom’s hardest tables to land, so same-day availability on it is normally scarce — which is what makes a 3.4x reading stand out.
SupaPark’s tracking measures the reopened slots themselves, not the reason behind them.
What we know
- Be Our Guest Restaurant (Magic Kingdom) — 15 same-day dining reservation drops logged in the last 6 hours, as of Monday, October 5 at 7:56 PM ET
- Trailing-14-day average for the same 6-hour window — 4.4 drops
- Measured multiple — 3.4x the recent average
- Source of the figures — SupaPark’s live dining-availability tracking (Drop Watch), counting real reopened reservation slots
What’s not confirmed
SupaPark’s data shows the drops, not the cause. There is no confirmed explanation for the surge — nothing in the measured data points to a schedule change, a capacity change, a menu change, or a closure, and Disney has not said anything about Be Our Guest’s operations in connection with this. How long the elevated rate lasts is also unknown; the figures above cover one six-hour window and the prior two weeks, not a trend beyond that.
What it means for your trip
If Be Our Guest is on your list and you struck out at the 60-day Advance Dining Reservation window, this is the kind of night where checking again actually pays off. Open My Disney Experience and search your date directly — all booking happens there, with Disney.
A few practical notes:
- Same-day drops move fast. A released table can be re-booked within minutes, so a drop you see at 8:00 PM may be gone by 8:05.
- Check odd party sizes. If you’re flexible between a table for two and a table for four, you widen the pool considerably.
- Don’t rebuild your whole day around it. Be Our Guest sits in Fantasyland, so a late grab is easy to slot in — but if the only opening is 4:45 PM, weigh that against your afternoon ride plan before you take it.
- Watching manually is the hard part. SupaPark’s dining Drop Watch alerts you the second a table reopens so you can go book it in My Disney Experience instead of refreshing all evening.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this mean Be Our Guest has availability right now?
Not necessarily. SupaPark measured 15 slots reopening across a six-hour window on Monday, October 5 — individual tables can be claimed by other guests within minutes of dropping.
Why are so many reservations being cancelled?
That isn’t established. SupaPark’s tracking counts the reopened slots, and there is no confirmed cause for the elevated rate.
Can I book a dropped table through SupaPark?
No. SupaPark watches availability and alerts you; the reservation itself is made by you in Disney’s My Disney Experience app.
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SupaPark tracks live wait times and crowd forecasts, and pings you the second a hard-to-get reservation opens or a ride goes walk-on — free to start at supapark.com.