Combining 2 separate ressies (same time)

[parkbr]

Hi,

I have 2 PPO BOG ressies. 1 ressie for 1 person and 1 ressie for 2 people. (we're a family of 3).
Both ressies are the same time (8:05AM).

I don't know how to combine them, so we 3 all can seat together.
Anyone knows?

Thank you,

 

[_auroraborealis_]

You don't need to. BOG is quick service at breakfast, and you can seat yourselves.

 

[parkbr]

You don't need to. BOG is quick service at breakfast, and you can seat yourselves.

Oh, for real?
So I can go seat anywhere I want?

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Oh, for real?
So I can go seat anywhere I want?

Yes.

 

[parkbr]

Yes.

Wonderful!
I think I heard that there are many dining rooms?
Which ones are the most recommended ones?
My DD is in love with Belle so I'd love to take her to every room possible!
FYI, we're dining at BOG 5 times.

 

[missangelalexis]

Wonderful!
I think I heard that there are many dining rooms?
Which ones are the most recommended ones?
My DD is in love with Belle so I'd love to take her to every room possible!
FYI, we're dining at BOG 5 times.

There are 3 dining rooms and all are great to sit in! Also, when you are done eating you are more than welcome to walk around and explore the other rooms so she can see them all

Wow, 5 times! Are they all for different meals? Breakfast & lunch are both sit wherever you want, but dinner is not so just keep that in mind.

 

[parkbr]

There are 3 dining rooms and all are great to sit in! Also, when you are done eating you are more than welcome to walk around and explore the other rooms so she can see them all

Wow, 5 times! Are they all for different meals? Breakfast & lunch are both sit wherever you want, but dinner is not so just keep that in mind.

Great! 3 dining rooms!! Awesome. =D

Yes, we go to MK 3 times, so 1st and 2nd visits: PPO breakfast and lunches (we figured it will save us more time this way - not waiting in line and we'll be at Fantasyland around lunch time anyways).

For Dinner, we go to Cindy's, Crystal Palace, and the Wave.

 

[missangelalexis]

Great! 3 dining rooms!! Awesome. =D

Yes, we go to MK 3 times, so 1st and 2nd visits: PPO breakfast and lunches (we figured it will save us more time this way - not waiting in line and we'll be at Fantasyland around lunch time anyways).

For Dinner, we go to Cindy's, Crystal Palace, and the Wave.

Then you should have no problem eating in each of the 3 rooms! The West Wing is very cool, some neat special effects and you can see the rose. The ballroom is very immersive and will be great for your daughter as a Belle fan. And the library room is great for all the cute Beauty & the Beast portraits. Enjoy!

 

[parkbr]

Then you should have no problem eating in each of the 3 rooms! The West Wing is very cool, some neat special effects and you can see the rose. The ballroom is very immersive and will be great for your daughter as a Belle fan. And the library room is great for all the cute Beauty & the Beast portraits. Enjoy!

Thank you so much!!!!

 

[parkbr]

Then you should have no problem eating in each of the 3 rooms! The West Wing is very cool, some neat special effects and you can see the rose. The ballroom is very immersive and will be great for your daughter as a Belle fan. And the library room is great for all the cute Beauty & the Beast portraits. Enjoy!

Oh. one more question. Can we still sit together if we pre-order?

 

[Hopefully]

Oh. one more question. Can we still sit together if we pre-order?

Yes

 

[parkbr]

Yes

Perfect!! Thank you! =D

 

[Nancyg56]

Wonderful!
I think I heard that there are many dining rooms?
Which ones are the most recommended ones?
My DD is in love with Belle so I'd love to take her to every room possible!
FYI, we're dining at BOG 5 times.

There are three dining rooms. They are not all always completely opened at Breakfast when you enter, but usually buy the time we leave they are all opened up.

I dont think that there is any one I woudl prefer over another, but since you have so many booked, you can manage to sit in all of them.

FWIW, I wonder if this is overkill in one CS restaurant. As much as it is a fun place to dine, it is still a CS restaurant and there are so many to choose from in the MK.

 

[parkbr]

There are three dining rooms. They are not all always completely opened at Breakfast when you enter, but usually buy the time we leave they are all opened up.

I dont think that there is any one I woudl prefer over another, but since you have so many booked, you can manage to sit in all of them.

FWIW, I wonder if this is overkill in one CS restaurant. As much as it is a fun place to dine, it is still a CS restaurant and there are so many to choose from in the MK.

I thought it's the best value for QS credit?
Also, since you can order your food in advance, doesn't it save some wait times, etc?
We're not a big fan of burgers and chips, and my DD doesn't eat fried food that much.
Do you have any recommendations and thoughts?

 

[Nancyg56]

I thought it's the best value for QS credit?
Also, since you can order your food in advance, doesn't it save some wait times, etc?
We're not a big fan of burgers and chips, and my DD doesn't eat fried food that much.
Do you have any recommendations and thoughts?

It is an excellent value and we go there every trip. Preordering does save time and is a great option to have. I like this place a lot, but my family also enjoys Columbia Harbor House I like the tuna sandwich but my daughter also finds something, and she won't eat fish. Another favorite of mine is Pecos Bill. I enjoy the fajitas. We have had nice meals at both. Another good value is the chicken and rib entree at Cosmic Rays, which is also a fun place for kids. My husband and I split that one, it's too large for either one of us to eat alone.

I'm not suggesting you change plans, but I know my family would mutiny if I only planned one restaurant, and they missed out on the other choices available.

 

[cassie58]

You will love the BOG atmosphere, especially with a Belle fan! I agree with PP above that 5 times may be overkill, but you will have to decide. Maybe do one of each meal? You can always cancel the night before, so after you have been there, you can decide if you want to do it again for each meal. It may also be a lot of food to have, with a brft, lunch and dinner each day, depending on how early/late your times are for each. I know that sounds weird from real world standards, but while at WDW, we find it sometimes ends up being a lot of food. We usually do one CS and one TS each day, and then grab a snack if hungry in between or later in the evening, or grab giant cinnamon roll for brft, etc. Not sure which Dining Plan you have, but on the DDP, we only have one of each credit/day anyway, but sometimes switch around for two TS meals in one day, or two CS on another, and a few OOP when we use extra. As PP mentioned, Cosmic Rays and Columbia Harbor House are good CS choices, and unfortunately no others for brft(we do Crystal Palace brft but it is a TS), but can grab a cinnamon roll at Gaston's or pastry at Main St. Bakery(Starbucks). We have food in our room as well, delivered by Garden Grocer, so we can grab cereal, pop tart, etc. before hitting the parks on non-brft days, or pretzels, carrots etc. for late night snack after early dinner nt., or afternoon break fuel.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

"Best Value" for a CS credit depends on how you define value.

If "breakfast is really overpriced for cash" equals value, sure. It's like looking at a Kohl's receipt that says the original price on a pair of pajamas was $46 but because you got them for $20 you saved more than 50%, even though you could have gotten the same pajamas at Target for $21 not on sale.

For food quantity at breakfast, it's less of a "value." The average Bounty platter, which is lower priced, has more food.

Lunch is a good meal. Pricing isn't way out of line with places like Pecos Bill's. It's an okay value.

But BOG breakfast is inflated in price to make DDP - which is a huge profit center for Disney - look "like such a good deal."

 

[Nancyg56]

"Best Value" for a CS credit depends on how you define value.



But BOG breakfast is inflated in price to make DDP - which is a huge profit center for Disney - look "like such a good deal."

I think that in order to determine if this meal is a good value on the DDP, one must first determine if you would order the meal if you were not using the plan. For me, this is the center of value when using the DDP, and when determining if any restaurant will be a value. For my family, we would order the entire meal if we go for breakfast, so if we allocate one credit towards this meal, it is a good value. IF I would only order a cupcake and coffee, but because I want to drive up my "savings" so I order the entire breakfast, well.....not so much any longer.

BOG breakfast pricing is inflated and I think that the reason for this lies deeper than simply making it look like a great value on the plan. I think that for this restaurant, the DDP is used to even out the overall bottom line for this restaurant during breakfast hours.

 

[parkbr]

It is an excellent value and we go there every trip. Preordering does save time and is a great option to have. I like this place a lot, but my family also enjoys Columbia Harbor House I like the tuna sandwich but my daughter also finds something, and she won't eat fish. Another favorite of mine is Pecos Bill. I enjoy the fajitas. We have had nice meals at both. Another good value is the chicken and rib entree at Cosmic Rays, which is also a fun place for kids. My husband and I split that one, it's too large for either one of us to eat alone.

I'm not suggesting you change plans, but I know my family would mutiny if I only planned one restaurant, and they missed out on the other choices available.

Thank you for the recommendation! I will see how it goes on our first day (Breakfast and lunch at BOG) and see whether we want to change or not.

 

[parkbr]

You will love the BOG atmosphere, especially with a Belle fan! I agree with PP above that 5 times may be overkill, but you will have to decide. Maybe do one of each meal? You can always cancel the night before, so after you have been there, you can decide if you want to do it again for each meal. It may also be a lot of food to have, with a brft, lunch and dinner each day, depending on how early/late your times are for each. I know that sounds weird from real world standards, but while at WDW, we find it sometimes ends up being a lot of food. We usually do one CS and one TS each day, and then grab a snack if hungry in between or later in the evening, or grab giant cinnamon roll for brft, etc. Not sure which Dining Plan you have, but on the DDP, we only have one of each credit/day anyway, but sometimes switch around for two TS meals in one day, or two CS on another, and a few OOP when we use extra. As PP mentioned, Cosmic Rays and Columbia Harbor House are good CS choices, and unfortunately no others for brft(we do Crystal Palace brft but it is a TS), but can grab a cinnamon roll at Gaston's or pastry at Main St. Bakery(Starbucks). We have food in our room as well, delivered by Garden Grocer, so we can grab cereal, pop tart, etc. before hitting the parks on non-brft days, or pretzels, carrots etc. for late night snack after early dinner nt., or afternoon break fuel.

My DD is a big Belle fan. But she doesn't know the castle and stuff. She's only 2. lol.
Our breakfasts are at 8:00 (both days) and lunches are at 12-12:30 (for all 3 days).
We'll definitely keep in mind the portion and extra food.
We have DDP and planning to use 1 CS and 1 TS /per person / day, but some days, we will just use 1CS and share among 3 and get snacks.