1900 park fare

[married2mm]

breakfast or dinner?

I really can't decide...

Experiences?


It's just me & dh.

 

[MaryLovesPoohBear]

I based it on who I wanted to see.

My husband is an Alice fan. I'm, well, a Pooh Bear fan.

Se we are doing breakfast.

 

[whitney37354]

Food was forgettable at both, but the characters at dinner were great.

 

[married2mm]

I need a deciding vote!!

 

[jaiminee krikit]

We've done both a few times.

Twice at dinner, the stepsisters were hilarious! The last time we went, they were quite bland. The other characters at dinner were forgettable every visit, except maybe Cinderella who seemed snobbish every time. The service was not great any time we went. The food was always amazing.

The first time we went for breakfast, the Mad Hatter made the meal. He was crazy and fun and that was our favorite meal and memory on that trip. This past visit, he was blah. Alice was super cute both times, Mary Poppins was better the second time, Tigger and Pooh were wonderful both times. It's a very tight squeeze for them, and at both visits they bumped into people but their apologies were just precious. The service was wonderful both breakfast visits, and the food was even better IMO than dinner.

We typically pick breakfast for buffet meals because they're much cheaper, but I think if we do 1900PF in the future it will only be for breakfast because we enjoy that meal a bit more.

 

[Baklava]

Our breakfast was magical! We were the first group to check in and that turned out to have an unexpected perk. When the doors opened, Mary Poppins was standing there and took my daughter by the hand and led her into the dining room. My son liked Alice. (He's 18. Alice was cute.) My husband liked the gummy bears on the toast station. (I blame the Hatter.) It was a wonderful experience.

 

[married2mm]

Our breakfast was magical! We were the first group to check in and that turned out to have an unexpected perk. When the doors opened, Mary Poppins was standing there and took my daughter by the hand and led her into the dining room. My son liked Alice. (He's 18. Alice was cute.) My husband liked the gummy bears on the toast station. (I blame the Hatter.) It was a wonderful experience.

That sounds fabulous.
Our last trip our ds (19) enjoyed interaction with a particular server in be our guest-she was cute too.

 

[AshleeH]

We've done both and prefer the characters at dinner. You can't really go wrong with either.

 

[momtotaryn]

We did breakfast, and we had a wonderful time! The Mad Hatter really did make our experience unforgettable! The other characters were fun too! We had excellent service throughout the meal! As for the food, I felt there were some menu items that are not on your other typical breakfast buffets, so that was nice!

 

[DisneyHardin]

We've done both and I prefer dinner. When we did breakfast in November, the characters weren't very good (other than the Mad Hatter - he was very funny). The food was fine for breakfast, but forgettable. The dinner food was very good and the Cinderella characters were great.

 

[*I'msoooBelle*]

We did dinner last month. I thought the buffet food was average for both adults and kids but the interactions with the step sisters were the highlight of the experience. It was like a comedy show between those two. The step mother was great as well. I would suggest going in with low expectations in terms of food but you'll have a great time with the character's meet and greet.