Critique my ADR's for July 4th week

[stargazertechie]

Ok, so we're down to the wire, I've stepped away from all things Disney for about 5 months (basically since I made my ADRs).

I've just opened my planning sheet up again, and I'm just doubting everything about my week. I'd love your input. We're trying to do a decent mix of our favorite restaurants and new choices. I've asterisked new-to-us dining experiences.

We are staying at the Beach Club Villas


Saturday 6/29 (arrival day)
Park- Epcot for the afternoon
Lunch- Coral Reef

Sunday
Afternoon Park- MK (heading over after our dinner reservation)
Ohana- 7:05 PM

Monday
Afternoon park- DHS (arriving around 5:00)
50's Prime Time***- 5:35 PM

Tuesday
Afternoon Park- Epcot (from after dinner to closing at 11PM)
Captain's Grille***- 6:45 PM

Wednesday
Afternoon Park- Magic Kingdom (arriving at 4PM, probably staying unitl 3AM)
Be Our Guest***- 4:25 PM

Thursday (plans up in the air)
Afternoon Park if no stage 4 closure: MK (arrive around 8PM)
Afternoon park if stage 4 closure: Epcot (arrive around 7:30 PM)
Cape May Cafe** 5:50 PM

Friday
Afternoon Park: DHS (arriving at 5PM or so)
Biergarten- 3:05 PM

Saturday
Afternoon Park- Animal Kingdom (1PM-5:30PM)
Boma- 6:00 PM

 

[memakwed]

We enjoy 50's Primetime. Lst trip the waitress confiscated my husbands cell phone-he shouldn't of had it out at the table-. That was fun to see and she had us naming vegetables A-Z. Foods homey and the atmosphere is fun.

Boma can't have a trip without it. It can be loud and crowded but the soups are yummy and so aren't the salads and roast at the carving station.

Good choices I think the others I haven't experienced yet!