Breakfast at other hotels?

[GuardMusic]

We're staying at Sequoia Lodge this May from the U.S.

I understand we request a time for breakfast at our hotel (or in Disneyland restaurant) for each day of our stay, which is included in our package. My question is: Are we permitted to eat at any of the other hotels as part of our package? And if so, can we still request a specific dining time?

Thanks!
Gayle

 

[davewasbaloo]

No you cannot. Please be advised that breakfast in Europe is very different than the US, and what is on offer depends on the class of hotel.

The values have bread, cheese, meet, yogurt and cereal.

Sequoia Lodge and Newport Bay add fruit salad and assorted pastries to that list

Hotel New York has scrambled eggs, veal sausage, bacon and potatoes in addition

The Disneyland Hotel offers Omlette Bar, doughnuts, waffles and pancakes and greater variety.

If you are not happy with your restaurant you can opt for a character breakfast at Cafe Mickey or Breakfast at Annette's for an additional charge, but discounted rate upon production of your room key.

Personally unless you want a character breakfast, I recommend sticking with your hotel.

 

[davewasbaloo]

Also my tip is the early bird catches the worm. If you go to breakfast when the restaurants first open, you will have a much more civilised experience. Then shower afterwards or go straight to Extra Magic Hours if you have showered before breakfast.

 

[Cyrano]

As breakfast is included there is no option for non-staying guests to have breakfast in other hotels.

 

[DisneyGemma]

How much extra is Cafe Mickey?

 

[DLPdaft]

If you are staying at an onsite Disney hotel, Cafe Mickey costs an extra £12 per adult, £8 per child. This increases from 3rd April 09 to £13 per adult and £10 per child.

The price is more if you are staying offsite.