Added 2 more days to trip can't decide which dining to add

[heathjh]

We added Sept 17th and Sept 26th to our trip. Not sure what else to add

Our dining is as follows:
Ohana- dinner
Chefs de France- dinner
Chef Mickey's- breakfast
Princess Storybook- breakfast
Le Cellier- dinner
Crystal Palace- breakfast
1900 Park Fare- dinner
Whispering Canyon Cafe- dinner

We have decided to add the water parks, one on each side of our trip. We are staying at All Stars Music. Our kids are boy 10, girl 8, girl almost 3. We don't have any time scheduled for Downtown Disney yet. Was thinking that would be fun after Typhoon Lagoon. We also don't want to be transporting all over Disney just for dining.

Not sure whether to add something with 2 credits or do a dinner show or just two of something more normal.

 

[Jeneseblack]

my kids have always enjoyed coral reef in epcot they love to watch the marine life in the aquarium while they eat, you may want to consider eating there for dinner or lunch.

 

[Linda T.]

At DTD my daughters always enjoyed Planet Hollywood. They like several others at DTD but they are not on the dining plan. At Epcot, we always eat at Teppen Edo, we really like the food and we enjoy watching them cook in front of us.

 

[KristiMc]

I would add Hoop-Dee-Doo. We love it.

 

[ibela]

How about Wolfgang Puck Cafe or Raglan Road (for something a little more fun) at DTD?

 

[mindync]

I would suggest 50s Prime Time at HS. That is a FUN meal! We also happen to love the food- and the yummy milkshakes.

We also love Tonys at MK. They have great pastas and pizza. It's very family friendly but more importantly they have some of the best food in MK (at least in our opinion).

 

[sbprincess]

How about Kona Cafe or Boma? I can highly recommend Boma for breakfast and Kona for dinner but have heard very good things about both for both meals. Neither are character meals though but the food is great.

If you're looking for a good 2 credit meal, I can say California Grill has great food and a wonderful view. My DH and I don't have kids yet so I don't know about the menu for them. But when we were just there in May, we saw several tables with children younger than your two older ones so don't think it would be looked down upon to bring them.

Or for a show the podcast recently raved about the Hoop-de-doo Review. If you wanted to listen to that you could download it for some inspiration (if you haven't already). The show date was around the end of June.

Good luck in your choice! Not a bad position to be in - having to add meals!