Character meals?

[time4Mickey]

I can't decide which one to book. We most likely will not be eating breakfast if that makes a difference. There are 6 of us so I was thinking Cinderella's Table was a bit more than we wanted to spend especially after looking at the food offereings. We had thought of Chef Mickey but I guess I just didn't think of any of the others. What are your favorites?

Thanks,
Karen

 

[Tricia1972]

Crystal Palace anytime, LTT Dinner, and Chef Mickey's Breakfast are all pretty safe bets.

We did Chef Mickey's dinner, food was on par with Golden Corral and character interaction was nowhere near what it was in the morning.

 

[bradyloganmom]

We always do Chef Mickey--breakfast and dinner, Crystal Palace dinner, and Garden Grill (Epcot) dinner.

 

[marcij]

We always do Chef Mickey--breakfast and dinner, Crystal Palace dinner, and Garden Grill (Epcot) dinner.

These are also our favorites! We also really liked the character interation at 1900 Park Fare this last trip, especially since the stepsisters are so funny. That really only works for older kids, though.

 

[PrincessNoelle'sMom]

These are also our favorites! We also really liked the character interation at 1900 Park Faire this last trip, especially since the stepsisters are so funny. That really only works for older kids, though.

Why older kids, if you don't mind my asking?? We have this booked for our trip next month and my DD is 4 and DS is 6 and they are very excited about this meal. My DD is hoping to get a dance with PC.

 

[marcij]

Why older kids, if you don't mind my asking?? We have this booked for our trip next month and my DD is 4 and DS is 6 and they are very excited about this meal. My DD is hoping to get a dance with PC.

If you aren't doing CRT, then it's a good one for Cinderella and of course, Prince Charming. IMO, the stepsisters and stepmom really interact better with older kids. We thought the food was actually pretty good on the last trip, so if your DD really wants to see the Prince, I'd keep it and enjoy your dinner.

 

[PrincessNoelle'sMom]

If you aren't doing CRT, then it's a good one for Cinderella and of course, Prince Charming. IMO, the stepsisters and stepmom really interact better with older kids. We thought the food was actually pretty good on the last trip, so if your DD really wants to see the Prince, I'd keep it and enjoy your dinner.

Thanks for the info. As you can see we go so often that we decided to try 1900 PF this time (couldn't get CRT since my daughter didn't want to eat there until recently). Still may change it though if something opens up. You definitely gave me something to think about.

I am still leaning toward 1900 PF because we wanted dinner (not as good characters at CRT for that time) and my son has really been princessed out after our last trip . Thought this would still be princessy, but fun too.

Thanks again

 

[*WeLuvDisney*]

We've done the princess breakfast at Norway twice and have loved it. The princesses really interact with the kids. My girls had nice conversations with Snow White and Jasmine. The food was really good too. You get a buffet on fruit and pastries and they bring eggs and potatoes and such to your table. They will keep bringing until you are done! It was great, imo!

 

[Joanna71985]

I can't decide which one to book. We most likely will not be eating breakfast if that makes a difference. There are 6 of us so I was thinking Cinderella's Table was a bit more than we wanted to spend especially after looking at the food offereings. We had thought of Chef Mickey but I guess I just didn't think of any of the others. What are your favorites?

Thanks,
Karen

2 that I do every trip are LTT dinner and CP lunch/dinner. I love them. They are both a lot of fun.

 

[Native NYer]

Chef Mickey's, Garden Grill, Crystal Palace, and 1900 Park Fare are all great!