Character meals

[Helen Clayton]

Hi,

We are going to Disney on 6 Oct and would love to have a character breakfast and dinner (particularly Pooh and co).

Does anyone know if we need to book now or can we arrange this when we arrive.

Thanks
Helen

 

[squitty]

Hi Helen

You can do it both ways, but almost everybody books Priority Seatings (PS).
To do this you can call WDW Dine on 001-407-934-3463 or CRO on 001-407-934-7639
Pooh & Co have a character meal at the Crystal Palace in the MK, but it is closed for refurbishment, so while this is happening they have moved it to Tony's Town Square.

HTH's

 

[WDWfan uk]

As breakfast with Pooh and friends is a popular character meal, I would call just to be sure of getting a table. Yuo are within the 60 day mark so you can call now - let us know how you get on

 

[Olaf]

Chef Mickey's is also a fun character meal. DS was six when we did this one and he absolutely loved it. He especially liked it when Dale stole his napkin and ran around the buffet swinging it in the air. As with all character meals, it's a bit pricey, but they had great prime rib and to die for potatoes.

 

[Helen Clayton]

Thanks for the advice. Phoned and managed to get PS for 1900 park fare for breakfast and dinner. Struggled to get PS for chef mickey - earliest time was 10.15am which means we will not manage to get into the parks early but sounds great by all accounts

Thanks again
Helen

 

[Dimplenose]

Maybe I was just lucky, but I got a 9am breakfast at 1900 Park fare by booking whilst I was out there last week - or perhaps it's not a popular time.

We had a great time, buffet breakfast - with a special kids table (which the adults could also choose from). We had visits from Pooh, Tigger and Alice. We met Mary Poppins on our way out. When my daughter told her that we hadn't seen the Mad Hatter she got the manager to take us to meet him.

Excellant meal and sevice. We parked at the TTC and took the monorail then went to the magic Kingdom afterwards without having to repark.

Libby