Best character dining for toddlers?

[eegulz]

I have two girls - 4 and 3 at time of trip. Crazy about princesses. Any recommendations for character dining experiences? Thanks for your help.

 

[BobNoxious]

In MK: Cinderalla's Castle for Princesses: Cindy and usually: Ariel, Aurora, Belle, Snow White, and maybe a fairy godmother.
In Epcot, Akershus Royal Banquet Hall - Ariel, Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), Belle, Jasmine, and Snow White... maybe Mary Poppins
Chef Mickey's is great for all-around characters... but no princesses.
1900 Park Fare (Grand Floridian) - when open - has Breadkfast with Mary Poppins, Afternoon Tea with Alice and Mad Hatter, and Dinner with Cindy.

 

[Jletendre]

The 1900 Cinderella dinner is very nice and you get lots of interaction with Cinderella, Prince Charming, the mice and fairy godmother.

Considering the ages .. we really enjoyed the playhouse disney breakfast in MSG .. has JoJo, Einsteins .. our girls were 4&5 last year and loved it.

 

[pilferk]

I have two girls - 4 and 3 at time of trip. Crazy about princesses. Any recommendations for character dining experiences? Thanks for your help.

These are the ones we've enjoyed most with our toddlers:

1900 Park Faire
Crystal Palace
Chef Mickeys

IMHO, CRT's set up doesn't lend itself well to high chair dining, so if your toddler is "pre-booster", I'd consider that. That's not to say you CAN'T use a HC there...the set up just makes it akward and crowded.

 

[mommylo]

We like Chef Mickey's (Contemporary) and Hollywood and Vine (MGM). Didn't go the Cinderella because we have 2 sons. We like these 2 because they are very casual, characters come around alot and the kids can run around. The food at Hollywood and Vine is also quite decent for adults.

 

[Mackey Mouse]

Hey, welcome to the Dis.. glad you found us.

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