Akershus w/o kids?

[LILOLO]

Do you recommend it? I've always wanted to go there, DBF.. not so much. We don't have any children and aren't really into the meet and greet with the princesses. I'd just like to see the inside and try the food. Can someone tell me what the atmosphere is like sans children of our own? Also, I'm a little confused about the serving style. Is it a buffet? Or family style? And are you seated with others like Biergarten? Thanks all!

 

[gwb]

DW and i have grown children and have been going to WDW without kids for years. We went there last trip just the 2 of us and the interaction with the princesses was great. The CM made sure we had plenty of time with each princess and made sure we saw each 1.
As for the style you sit down at a table by yourself and the order your meal. Then you go up to salad bar and get your pick of a lot of different Norwegian food including different salmon, cheeses, breads, pasta salad and much more.
If your not familiar with Norwegian food the choices main seem "intersting" but don't woory

 

[charleygop]

We went in July with 16 year old daughter. Near us, was a 40's something couple. Between our two tables, the princesses gave us extra attention and it was really fun. I would suggest as the food was very good and the atomsphere was fine.

 

[LILOLO]

Thank you so much! We're going to give it a try!!

 

[THEJOEL]

yea the food is pretty good. Get your pics with the princesses and have fun. It is WDW after where everyone gets to be a kid!

 

[Nairnyn]

In March, I was there with a group of 4 adults, and we had a blast. The Princesses get so much interaction with kids, it was fun to catch them off guard and see how they would react with adults (example, my sister offered Ariel her used fork to brush her hair, and Ariel was just speechless). We didn't really do the picture thing, but it's still fun to see how they stay in character, and the food was really good!

 

[LILOLO]

In March, I was there with a group of 4 adults, and we had a blast. The Princesses get so much interaction with kids, it was fun to catch them off guard and see how they would react with adults (example, my sister offered Ariel her used fork to brush her hair, and Ariel was just speechless). We didn't really do the picture thing, but it's still fun to see how they stay in character, and the food was really good!

How funny!