Le Cellier Logs 16 Reservation Drops in Six Hours
Published September 30, 2026
Le Cellier Steakhouse at EPCOT has logged 16 same-day dining reservation drops — cancellations that reopen a bookable slot — in the last six hours, according to SupaPark’s live dining-availability tracking. That is 3.2x the restaurant’s trailing-14-day average of 5.1 drops across the same six-hour window.
The figures are measured directly from SupaPark’s own live park-operations sensors, as of Wednesday, September 30 at 9:41 PM ET. Each counted drop is a real reopened reservation slot, not a projection.
The surge is a same-day pattern only. SupaPark’s tracking covers the six-hour window ending at that timestamp and does not extend the pattern to future dates.
What we know
- Le Cellier Steakhouse (EPCOT, Canada pavilion) — 16 same-day reservation drops logged in the last 6 hours, as of Wednesday, September 30 at 9:41 PM ET
- Trailing-14-day average for the same 6-hour window — 5.1 drops
- Current rate versus that baseline — 3.2x
- Source of the count — SupaPark’s live dining-availability tracking (Drop Watch), counting real reopened slots
What’s not confirmed
There is no stated cause for the spike. Disney has not announced any change to Le Cellier’s hours, menu, availability, or operating status, and nothing in SupaPark’s tracking identifies why cancellations clustered tonight. SupaPark’s data also does not say whether any of the 16 slots are still open, how far out they fell, or how long the elevated rate will hold.
What it means for your trip
If Le Cellier is on your list, this is the window to look. A 3.2x drop rate means availability is churning far faster than normal, and same-day cancellations at signature restaurants tend to get rebooked within minutes — so check My Disney Experience now rather than in the morning.
Keep refreshing instead of assuming a “no availability” screen is final. That screen reflects one moment, and tonight’s pattern says the moment is moving.
If you’d rather not sit on the app, SupaPark’s dining Drop Watch monitors Le Cellier and pings you the second a slot reopens — you still book it yourself in My Disney Experience.
Worth remembering for the rest of your trip: Advance Dining Reservations open 60 days before arrival at 6:00 AM Eastern, which is the cleanest way to get Le Cellier. Same-day drops are the backup plan, not the strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does this mean Le Cellier has open tables right now?
SupaPark’s tracking counted 16 slots reopening over the last six hours, but it does not confirm which of those are still unclaimed — same-day drops at signature restaurants are often rebooked quickly.
Why are so many people canceling Le Cellier tonight?
No cause has been identified. SupaPark’s data measures the drops, not the reason, and Disney has not announced any change affecting the restaurant.
Can I book a dropped reservation through SupaPark?
No. SupaPark watches availability and alerts you when a slot reopens; the booking itself happens in Disney’s My Disney Experience app.
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