Agrabah Cafe, Mickey Cafe, and dine with princesses

[bbrown1226]

Hey everone! I have read on here that Agrabah may be closed during the low season? Does anyone know for sure? We are going next week (wed-fri) and planned on eating there for lunch on Thursday. Also, we had planned on eating lunch with the princesses on Wednesday, but I read that is closed on Tuesday and Wednesday. I know I can call the reservation line, but I am not sure what time we will be eating yet. I am waiting to see the show/parade times.

Also, any idea what a pizza dinner at Cafe Mickey would cost for a family of 4 (2 being children ages 4 and 6.)

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Seeing as its not low season i dont see why it would not be open.

I have booked the Auberge (princess meal) for a Tuesday in January and i have not been told that its closed.

 

[Jeccaboos]

Seeing as its not low season i dont see why it would not be open.

I have booked the Auberge (princess meal) for a Tuesday in January and i have not been told that its closed.

Oh I am soooo tempted to book the princess meal but I am just not too keen on the food. DH would love it and I am sure the kids would be fine with the main courses and desserts.

Did you do it last time?

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Oh I am soooo tempted to book the princess meal but I am just not too keen on the food. DH would love it and I am sure the kids would be fine with the main courses and desserts.

Did you do it last time?

Yes i ate there in September and i had the same worries as you, but the food was gorgeous.

(well the main course and part of the desserts were)

I'm looking forward to eating in there again.

 

[Jeccaboos]

I really need to sit down and work out where to eat!

My daughter is a bit fussy food wise in that she doesn't like 'junk food' as such so I know the food would be perfect for her.

Hmmm....decisions, decisions

 

[Jeccaboos]

Oh, sorry I meant to add this.

A pizza dinner I reckon would come to about 80 euro for 2 adults and 2 children. A child's meal was 16.50 euro in August which was main course, drink and dessert.

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

My DD just doesnt seem to eat much in DLRP but oh well, more food for me lol.

 

[bbrown1226]

Sooo... when is low season? I guess I assumed late November, mid-week would be low season.


Wow, 80 for a pizza????? That is about $100 bucks for us! Is it really that worth it? We are already going to splurge on the lunch at Auburge (O.k, I need to go check the spelling on that!), but know it will be worth it to see my daughters' faces. My Emmy who is 4 years old woke up from her nap today telling me about her dream and how she had tea with Cinderella and Ariel. She went in great detail about the bisquit shaped like a dolphin. My daughters have no idea we are even going!!!

Anyhoo, sure they are fans of Mickey, but it is the Princesses they are obsessed with!

 

[thelittlemermaid83]

Sooo... when is low season? I guess I assumed late November, mid-week would be low season.


Wow, 80 for a pizza????? That is about $100 bucks for us! Is it really that worth it? We are already going to splurge on the lunch at Auburge (O.k, I need to go check the spelling on that!), but know it will be worth it to see my daughters' faces. My Emmy who is 4 years old woke up from her nap today telling me about her dream and how she had tea with Cinderella and Ariel. She went in great detail about the bisquit shaped like a dolphin. My daughters have no idea we are even going!!!

Anyhoo, sure they are fans of Mickey, but it is the Princesses they are obsessed with!

November is classed as mid season, January is classed as Low season.

My DD loves Princesses too but adores Mickey the most.

 

[Cyrano]

Hey everone! I have read on here that Agrabah may be closed during the low season?

During high season in July we missed this as it was only open on a Friday and Saturday, when we had other plans

 

[gemmybear83]

Sooo... when is low season? I guess I assumed late November, mid-week would be low season.


Wow, 80 for a pizza????? That is about $100 bucks for us! Is it really that worth it? We are already going to splurge on the lunch at Auburge (O.k, I need to go check the spelling on that!), but know it will be worth it to see my daughters' faces. My Emmy who is 4 years old woke up from her nap today telling me about her dream and how she had tea with Cinderella and Ariel. She went in great detail about the bisquit shaped like a dolphin. My daughters have no idea we are even going!!!

Anyhoo, sure they are fans of Mickey, but it is the Princesses they are obsessed with!

Its 80 euros for four people, not just a pizza. Prices for food etc are much more expensive in europe, esp in major cities and Disneyland!

 

[joolz1910]

We are eating at Auberge too. I had decided against it because my middle DD is a picky eater, but she is also princess obsessed. After reading Emma's review, I was completely sold on the place. The way I see it, I'm not really paying for the meal, I'm paying for the experience. I have resigned myself to the fact that very little of the food will be eaten! My thinking is: you're only 4 once, and I want my daughter to experience the magic.