Candlelight Proc: Which dinner pkg with little kids?

[ccgegg]

Thinking about doing a dinner pkg to make our Candlelight Processional go as smooth as possible since we're taking DD5 and DS2.

Which Epcot restaurant would you recommend for kids that age? No Coral Reef since we already did that in Feb.

 

[bigbabyblues]

Our boys will be 2 and 5 on our trip, and we're looking at Garden Grill, LeCellier, and Akershus.

 

[beattyfamily]

We prefer going to Garden Grill when our kids were that young. It's in the cheapest tier, it's got characters and its kid-friendly.

 

[sunny04]

Garden Grill would be a good choice, but it also books quickly. Another good choice IMO is Beirgarten. This is where we ate for the package last year. It is one of the last to fill up so you can get earlier times to allow for the early show if you want. Also, it is a buffet, so even picky eaters can find things they like. It has the tried and true mac and cheese as well as some basic breads, chickens and potatos that most people, including children would like.

 

[randyl]

We dined at the Rose & Crown with the CP Package last year and our DS had just turned 6 years old. It was great and we would definitely do it again.

 

[Eeyore2003]

I have never eaten at the Garden Grill, but the Biergarten has a polka band and a little dance floor. The kids like it.

 

[Oh Kay!]

We did CP with our then 5 and 3 year old boys. We ate at Chef de France, and they were happy with their chicken fingers. I would also recommend Biergarten and Garden Grill for the kids that age.

 

[Oh Kay!]

 

[lillygator]

we did Teppanyaki last December with DD who was a little over 2....she loved it - very entertaining for children.