Character meal without a park pass?

[family1st]

Newbie here. If we use our 5 day ParkHopper plus passes up but want to take DD to the Princess Storybook Breakfast in Epcot on the morning of departure day, will they let us enter? If it were a resort breakfast, no big deal. How does this work at park meals? What do you show at the entrance? Our first trip in January!

 

[allie5]

As I understand it, you will need park admission.

The CM who takes the booking should point this out to you.

 

[Miffy2003]

Hi there,

You will need to use a day off your pass to go into a park, unfortunately they won't let you in without one. You could do a charcter meal at one of the resorts instead, or could you do the PSB on a different day when you are park hopping?

Karen

 

[Dan Murphy]

Great info here......

http://allearsnet.com/din/cb.htm

Enjoy, make those memories of a lifetime.

 

[dcmbshafe]

Obviously, if you're going for the princess theme, you really have to do PSB or CRT. However, there are some good character breakfasts outside the parks. We have been to breakfast at Cape May and this was quite good. We've been to Chef Mickey's for dinner and that was a blast, so I would expect breakfast to be fun as well.

Although we have enjoyed the character meals we've done in the parks, lately we've been trying to do character meals on non-park days so that we're not using up park time sitting at a table.

 

[Kimberle]

The Grand Floridian has a Princess character meal.

 

[tkyes]

I would consider 1900 Park Fair at the Grand Floridian as well. The characters rotate and while I wouldn't promise any princesses to your daughter (I assume daughter) you could run into Alice and Mary Poppins. We've also seen the Mad Hatter, Pinocchio, Gepetto, Tigger and Pooh. There's no knowing who you'll see, but I think that's your best chance.