sarahsmom3
Wife & Mommy to Wonderful DH & a Precious Princess
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- Jun 12, 2004
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I want to book a reservation for a late lunch. Is it even possible to receive the time you want or is it better to get what they give you??
That's exactly what we did - hit the rides early before they were crowded, ate breakfast with Cindy and her friends, and then had dinner with Goofy, Pluto, Minnie, Chip, and Dale at the Liberty Tree Tavern. It was a great character-filled day!AB&Me said:He had to stay on hold for 20 minutes, and we got more "brunchy" (10:30) times, which is GREAT for us! We'll grab a quick snack in the room with coffee and milk and head to the park - by the time its time to eat, we'll be ready! Then maybe we can skip lunch and eat a BIG early dinner.
It is actually children under 3 may eat off of an adults plate rather than free. This works well for table service and buffet. If you order something special for your 2 1/2 yr old, you will have to pay for it. I have to pay for my DD 3 1/2 and it will be a miracle if she eats more than a few bites too!back2disney said:Hello, I heard that children under 3 eat for free at the character meals, except the former ice cream social. But when I check out the menu on allears.net, at the bottom is has the following:
"Adults $21.99 Children Under 11 $11.99"
Is that a typo? I'll be happy if my 2 1/2 yr old eats a couple of strips of bacon.