Cindys for Breakfast, lunch or dinner?

[jeepgirl30]

A must do on my list for my special mother/daughter trip in Sept is Cindys. I just can't decide if I should do breakfast, lunch or dinner.

DD will be 6 when we go. The girl can eat! She is not picky but sure loves the princesses. Although Cindy is not her absolute favorite the whole dining in the castle will be magical. She adores all princess but Ariel and Belle usually are the top.

She has dresses for Belle, Ariel, Aurora and Tinkerbell. Could she wear one of these or is that just silly?

 

[Brad&Kryssi]

NOTHING is silly in WDW!!!

Your daughter should wear one of her dresses if she wants and totally enjoy being a part of the experience!

 

[Schachteles]

I know my daughter is dying to wear her Tinker Bell costume (full with the wings and shoes) when we go there in two weeks...I am just like whatever! Just make sure that you have something for her to change into.

 

[lovetoseemickey]

Good luck on getting into Cindy's for breakfast. I heard that it fills up as soon as one can make reservations. I just booked dinner there, so that must not be in demand.
At breakfast and lunch the characters walk around and mingle- at dinner you get a meet and greet prior to eating. That is what the reservationist said anyway. That might be a deciding factor. I am so excited! I didn't expect to be able to get a reservation at all!

I heard that breakfast is really neat becuase you go into the MK before it opens and it is a great photo opportunity.

Good luck planning and make reservations quick.With this free dining thing, I imagine it will be impossible to walk up and get in.

 

[DeterminedOne]

Hope this helps, but we're eating breakfast at the castle. I'm so excited about getting there early (ADR's @ 8:15) and taking pictures when the place is practically empty.

 

[F1Julie]

We've done breakfast, lunch and dinner. We like lunch the best. The food is really good and all the princesses are there. The breakfast was ok too, but the food was better at lunch. The princesses don't visit the tables at dinner.