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Fiona35
01-27-2010, 04:44 AM
If you were to turn up for the Sunday Brunch around 2.30pm, would you still be served food and would the food be okay or is it better to turn up earlier?

Trying to work out if we could leave on a Sun to go to Dinsey and get the Eurostar which gets in at 13.37pm, drop our luggage off and then go stuff our faces but if the food is looking tired and dried out by then, we won't!!

britchic4
01-27-2010, 05:00 AM
I'd advise you to book the Sunday brunch, I've often seen people turned away. Afraid I don't know about the sittings though, as we've always gone early.

DLPdaft
01-27-2010, 05:08 AM
Couldn't you take your luggage with you, go straight to the restaurant, then check in after your meal?

Fiona35
01-27-2010, 07:19 AM
So the food would be okay around then?

Wasn't sure as alot of people mentioned getting there for 12 noon and I wasn't sure how often the food was replenished!

We may decide to dump the bags at the lockers in the train station and then check in much later!!!

britchic4
01-27-2010, 07:25 AM
It's a really popular high-class buffet which looked constantly replenished to me - thinking back we have still been there till at least 2 and the tables still looked heaving then!
Lots of local French folks go to this on a Sunday without going in the parks so you see big tables of them. I don't think the food can dry up or it wouldn't be this popular.
Don't miss having the steak or the lamb which is carved for you.

Rosie
01-27-2010, 07:57 AM
If you were to turn up for the Sunday Brunch around 2.30pm, would you still be served food and would the food be okay or is it better to turn up earlier?

Trying to work out if we could leave on a Sun to go to Dinsey and get the Eurostar which gets in at 13.37pm, drop our luggage off and then go stuff our faces but if the food is looking tired and dried out by then, we won't!!
thats my plan too for when we visit in May. I will be doing Disney Express then going to the Brunch. I've done the Brunch before and as britchic says the food was constantly topped up and really good :thumbsup2

Danniid
01-29-2010, 07:06 AM
Hi, This is the 1st time I have heard of this Brunch, can anyone give me more information on the food, prices & best time to get there. Thanks

britchic4
01-29-2010, 07:25 AM
It's only on for Sunday lunchtime. It's a buffet with starters including prawns, salads, salmon, cold cuts etc, steak and roast lamb carved for you and various other hot items, then loads and loads of delicious desserts. Drinks are included - wine also which is why some people were having difficulty getting HB plus vouchers accepted for this meal. There are characters, a piano player and a balloon modeller doing the rounds.
I'm afraid I can't remember how much it is. Quite expensive, but it's definitely worth it for us.

Danniid
01-29-2010, 07:35 AM
Thanks for the info, sounds fantastic, does anyome know how much it costs?
Also can i prebook. Thanks

emanlu
01-29-2010, 03:26 PM
Thanks for the info, sounds fantastic, does anyome know how much it costs?
Also can i prebook. Thanks

The last time we went was in September and at that time it was €33.50 for adults and €8.80 for children, this was fully covered by half board plus vouchers. You can reserve a table in advance by ringing the Disney reservations number which is in one of the stickies.

Danniid
01-29-2010, 03:52 PM
Thank you. Has everyone else found this is covered by half board plus vouchers?

emanlu
01-29-2010, 05:08 PM
Thank you. Has everyone else found this is covered by half board plus vouchers?

I have used them twice for the Brunch with no problems but I think others reported difficulty using the premium ones.