2 toddlers... which one? Ohana, Boma or Le Cellier

[two*little*birds]

We have one TS left to make an ADR for and we'd like one for either Ohana, Boma or Le Cellier.

Our kids are 2 and 4... which one would be the best pick?

Thanks for any recommendations!

Kathie

 

[JTsBoys]

We have only been to Boma out of the ones that you mentioned, we have a 7 month old and a 23 month old. They both do great there. My 23 month old loves AKR in general, but he loves Boma!

On a side note, if you do choose Boma, ask for the Juice! Its awesome!

 

[fakereadhed]

We have one TS left to make an ADR for and we'd like one for either Ohana, Boma or Le Cellier.

Our kids are 2 and 4... which one would be the best pick?

Thanks for any recommendations!

Kathie

Boma is buffet, which might be better for toddler's attention span. Our 2yo liked Ohana for dinner, but got bored waiting for the food between courses. He had a total meltdown at LeCellier I think because there was less to look at there and the food took too long.

 

[familyS]

I voted Boma, too. Not having to wait for food makes it a lot easier on the little ones. Also, you can check out the viewing areas while there

 

[Sunshein]

I have read over and over about how the food comes so quickly at Ohanas. And there hula lessons and coconut races to entertain the kids.

We have ADR's for both Ohanas and Boma but I am thinking Ohanas will go the best. There isn't much to see at Le Cellier for the kids. Let me know how it goes either way!

 

[Schucraig]

Boma, my kids love getting their own food!

 

[SGMCO]

Do a Late morning Character Breakfast at O'hana
Fun for the Whole Family.
Lilo and Stitch, Pluto, Mickey, Minnie.
Kiddie Parade around the Restaurant with Characters-So Cute!
Parents are Welcomed to Join in.
Kids get to pick a fun easy instrument to play.
The Food was very good!!

 

[supersuperwendy]

We had a nice early ADR at O'hana and were seated by 5:45. The food started coming as soon as we sat down. I think we were our servers only table so the drinks came quickly too. The food was constant..no wait at all. The stuff for kids happened a lot too. They had the best time and I noticed a lot of really little ones being involved too! It was a great time!

 

[labbott]

Your kids will love Ohana. We were there in October and they had a ball. We were able to see the fireworks from MK. They formed a conga line and did the Limbo. I have video from that night that my kiddos love to watch. They crack up watching each other limbo.

 

[katdocnorf]

Character Breakfast at Ohana

But even dinner is fun, with coconut races, depending on age and shyness. If they are shy they won't go up and play.

LaCellier is definitely last pick. Nothing to keep them occupied. All though it is a very good restaurant, great steak (surf n turf meal is wonderful)!!!!!

Have to rely on others for Boma info.

 

[icunurse]

Le Cellier has wonderful food, but no "entertainment" for kids so they may be restless. None of our group of 10 cared for the food at Boma, although it gets great reviews (that's why we tried it). It is a buffet, so no waiting. I would pick O'hanas hands down. Food is great, and they have races for the kids to entertain them. They can get up for coconut races, (hitting them with broomsticks around the restaurant.) Servers also have the kids do the limbo. It's just lots of fun.

 

[jpolak]

Ohana-There are a lot of activities for the kids that elly help break up the dinner. They do coconut races, a parade, and the learn how to do the hula. The food is a little different so you might want to look up the menus to see what your kids would like. They did bring DD some mac & cheese, but sh ewas happier with the "regular" food they were bringing.

 

[swilphil]

Ohana if the kids need to be entertained.

Le Cellier is the best restaurant and a must if you are on the DDP. The staff works very well with children. Sometimes it's kind of nice to have a meal where the kids get to relax and aren't being overstimulated.