1900 Park Fair Character Dining, Yes or No???

[disneygirl1977k]

Hi guys,
Just wondering who has done this character breakfast/dinner? What did you think? any good, definately do it or miss.....would love to hear from you guys?
Kristy

 

[720L]

We did the breakfast and it was awesome! Really good food. The character interaction was as good as at any other character meal. It was the best breakfast buffet I've ever been to!

 

[F1Julie]

We've been there several times for both breakfast and dinner. Both are great. The food is good and the character interaction is some of the best we've had.

 

[akamom]

We had breakfast there and the kids loved it! My son is still talking about Cinderella kissing him at breakfast. We'll probably do it again while we're there in December.

 

[JessetheCowgirl]

We have done breakfast there twice---it is our favorite!!!

The Mad Hatter is one of the best characters we have encountered---he is hilarious!!

And be sure to try the strawberry soup---YUM!

 

[meandtheguys2]

My best friend had an awesome time. She got to sing (Jolly Holiday) with Mary and Burt! I was so jealous!

 

[SqueakyMouse]

We went to the dinner on the Friday of Memorial Weekend. It was wonderful! We had an ADR for 8:30 and were seated in about 20 minutes. We used the time to wander around the GF, taking pictures of the kids. As we were seated, many guests were leaving. However, we never felt rushed at any point. In fact, we had much more character interaction than we would have had at an earlier seating. Also, CM's continued to refresh the food on the buffet throughout our visit. Our 2.5 yo dd just glowed every time Cinderella approached. Our almost 5 yo ds was less interested in the characters and more into the large selection of foods on the children's buffet (more than I saw at any other WDW buffet). Dh and I LOVED the food here. I could have made a meal out of just the salads and strawberry soup. Yummmm! While this is one of the few restaurants where I wouldn't feel comfortable dining without children (There were NO adult-only groups during our visit.), it has become a "must-do" when we have the children along. I heartily recommend it to anyone with a Cindy-lover in his/her family!!

 

[skiwee1]

We've done dinner twice there and love it. It is a must do on our trip now. I just booked it for our first day of our October trip.

 

[lillygator]

haven't done the bfast yet - but love the dinner...couldn't get rid of the mice last time and Cinderella and PC came around 3 times to our table....(and no, it wasn't cuz we were eating alot!!) Try the strawberry soup!

 

[MassMom]

Here's a link to our trip report about the Park F. dinner...

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=356616

Don't know if the characters have changed since then, but we really had a wonderful experience.

 

[kelscross]

We made a last minute PS for 1900 PF this December (talk about last minute...it was right before we were heading over...ha) anyhow, we got the last seating and the character interaction was excellent!! I don't know if we just got lucky or what but while the adults were still eating Belle came and got my girls and she and Mary Poppins took them out to the courtyard. You want to talk about being on cloud nine when they came back!!!

We're doing dinner this go around.

 

[typod]

you should at least do Chefe

 

[Queen Be]

We just returned from a week at WDW and we did CRT for breakfast and the storybook breakfast in Epcot, but this dinner at 1900 Park Faire was really the best. We dined her on July 1st and the food was wonderful for both adults and kids and the characters were some of the best we have ever encountered! We had good experience upon good experience. One of my most treasured memories is with Fairy Godmother who was in the lobby. We missed her on the way in since she and Prince Chraming were spelling each other. Dd4 and I visited with her between dinner and dessert. She was SO good. After signing and chatting (mostly her since dd was rather shy) we prepared to say good bye. DD finally found the courage to ask, "Do you really say bippity boppity boo?" Well FG stouped to dd's level, gathered her in her lap, and sang the whole little chorus to her twice! It was the sweetest thing I ever saw! And dd was just grinning ear to ear! I had a tear in my eye...so precious! Course, we have now had to actually learn all the words upon our return since dd thought I was remiss in only teaching her bippoty, boppity boo ;-) LOL This was just one moment but there were several that were equally as good. We had a 7:30 ADR and then we had a 9:15 wishes cruise...it was a spectacular night!

 

[scrappinmom]

We had breakfast there 2 years ago..absolutely loved it! We had the Supercali...whatever..breakfast. My girls loved meeting mary Poppins, Eeyore, Pooh, and the Mad Hatter!!!! They had a great time! I understand the Mad hatter isn't there all the time.The interaction was great, food was probably best character dining we'd had. My girls were 8 & 3 & it was spring break so it was super crowded!

 

[Del]

We've done both breakfast and dinner at PF and we loved it. We never felt rushed. In fact ....the opposite. We enjoyed the food better than at Chef Mickey. Good luck. Del

 

[ksc37]

Who are the characters at dinner?

We're going to be staying at the GF in September with our two boys (2 and 4) and the Park Fair looks great, but I'm afraid that if it's just Cinderella & Prince Charming that my boys won't get much out of it.

Thanks!

 

[Pembo]

We were just there. We saw Pooh, Eeyore, Mary Poppins, Alice and the Mad Hatter. The food was good. My dh loved his freshly made omelet. The kids liked having ice cream at breakfast. (We had a 10:40 PS). The service was good.

That said, I enjoyed our lunch with Pooh at the Crystal Palace much more. I'm not sure why exactly. I think the CP was prettier and bigger.

 

[joannelee217]

Park faire we did breakfast and dinner
it was wonderful both times.

my little one also did the wonderland tea it was great.

 

[belle_of_the_ball]

best one i've been to in a while but we're not doing it this year

 

[DsnyGrl]

Hey, I have been reading this thread and I haven bagan to wonder about something. My sister and I are going in September and have a PS for 1900 Park Fare. We are 2 adults and will not be taking children. Should we still go or will we look ridiculous? I am really looking forward to this dinner but I do not want to feel out of place!