A bit of a tall order

[starienite]

So I am a total WDW virgin. I have gone in the past when I was along for the ride and didn't have to anything else, but as mom....oh geez.

We are a wish family and now that everything is nailed down we are going to be going be there Feb 16th-22nd, and doing WDW 18th-20. My family never does anything other than counter service, once my mom, my daughter, and I tried a casual place, so I want to try a sit down place that recommends reservations. I was always soo jealous of the people that got to eat at that restaurent in the Pirates ride at DL when I was a kid.

So can anyone recommend an affordable, place that is located in one of the parks...that I have a prayer of getting possible 11 seats? And if I have a snow balls chance please let me know...my heart isn't set on it, it would just be nice.

 

[twocat]

Starienite--Try posting this on the Main Disney Restaurants Board. You will probably get more responses since it's more active than this one. This board is Disney Dining Reviews.

Good luck!

 

[starienite]

I will thank you.

 

[NOLA_Tink]

We've had wonderful meals with over 11 people at 50's Prime Time Cafe in Hollywood Studios. They also have a versitile menu with reasonable (in my opinion) prices. I'd definitely check it out. Have a WONDERFUL trip!!!

 

[luvmychaos]

Sci Fi Dine in Theater at HS is awesome for kids,it was hands down my kids fave restaurant of the trip! I'm sure you guys could score two 6 person cars by each other easily! San Angel in Epcot kind of has the same effect as Blue Bayou in DL(pirates restaurant),very dim lighting,volcano&boats going by for the ride in the Mexico pavilion and could easily do 11 there too. And obviously,in MK,in terms of "magic" it doesn't get any better than the castle but Crystal Palace for breakfast or lunch is pretty fun tooo!
Just my 2 cents! Good luck!