Bog breakfast and FP question

[Meridagal]

I was able to switch my breakfast time to a little later so I couldn't miss that golden hour at park open, but I'm worried it might not work with my Peter Pan FP. My adr is at 1015, but Pan is 1025-1125. It shouldn't take an hour+ for breakfast, right? My family has no idea the work a wdw takes!

 

[CAS239]

A lot of people recommend 90 min for an adr..but I don't think BoG breakfast will take more than an hour

I do believe you can also order your food ahead of time so it'll be ready for you when you get there

 

[Flynnismine]

We have always been in and out in 20-30 minutes. Pre order your food and it should hit your table within a few minutes of sitting down.

 

[patrickpiteo]

We have always been in and out in 20-30 minutes. Pre order your food and it should hit your table within a few minutes of sitting down.

Yup that's the way to go.. and if you get there for rope drop you wont have a long wait for PP.

 

[mouserrificmom]

You will have no trouble at all, order your food before you check in and it will be delivered to you shortly after you sit down......it should not take you longer than half an hour to eat breakfast and PPF is not that long a walk from BOG....I actually prefer to arrive to my FP times at the END of the window when I have one right after it so I can hit the rides in quick sequence. Sounds like you've planned it perfectly! The only thing I would say is if you have not ever been to BOG before, you may want to spend a little time checking each of the rooms out as they are really fantastically themed, but that will not take you longer than 10 minutes or so. Have fun!!

 

[DisneyMom2000000]

I think it will be fine. Bump your FP back if you think it'll cause you stress.

 

[Pembo]

We were there last week. Our ressie was for 8:10. We arrived at the door at 7:57 and were the second family in. We were done with breakfast and in line for 7DMT at 8:25. Unfortunately that didn't start running until exactly 9:00 BUT we were walked to the start of the line BEFORE the masses from rope drop.