Critique my ADRs?

[Jchiz2012]

Going first week of Feb 2015, three nights at ASM only two days in the parks (MK & EPCOT) with my DH and DS 2 1/2. Have ADRs at BOG for 825am breakfast the first day, and BOG lunch the second day at 1115am, as well as one or Chef Mickeys for 1045am on checkout day. My question is should I keep the BOG lunch ADR? Is it worth it, since we are already eating there for breakfast the day before? I know I want to keep the breakfast because it gets us early entry to the park and while I would love CP my DS is not a big Pooh fan so don't think it would be worth it as it would probably take longer. And I've read some bad reviews of Chef Mickeys, however the fab five are DS fav so I think this is a must, opinions?

 

[DogwoodDisney]

What abou a lunch at Epcot? Garden Grill gets great reviews. Some say best character meal in all of wdw.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Garden Grill also gets you Mickey, Pluto, Chip and Dale. Sure, you're missing 3 of the 5, but it depends how you feel about Goofy I think.

 

[Jchiz2012]

I've done Garden Grill before and loved it (years ago) we could get Donald, Daisy, Goofy and Minnie at Petes in MK I believe and we are meeting Mickey at The Theatre so maybe we could cancel CM and do GG instead but it would have to be dinner since we will only be in EPCOT one night, I just liked the idea of CM as a farewell for the last day

 

[kayteekt]

So many good restaurants at WS in Epcot. I would def do one on your day there!

 

[Neesy228]

With your son at 2 1/2, I would definitely do Chef Mickeys. As long as you go into the experience knowing what you're getting food-wise (a basic overpriced buffet) then you'll have a great time. The characters, setting and overall atmosphere are a lot of fun for kids - and adults - who want some excellent Classic Disney memories. I would cancel the BOG lunch.

Have a great trip! My best memories of our Disney trips are when my children were 2 and 3 years old. There's so much wonder and pure delight at that age.

 

[Jchiz2012]

With your son at 2 1/2, I would definitely do Chef Mickeys. As long as you go into the experience knowing what you're getting food-wise (a basic overpriced buffet) then you'll have a great time. The characters, setting and overall atmosphere are a lot of fun for kids - and adults - who want some excellent Classic Disney memories. I would cancel the BOG lunch.

Have a great trip! My best memories of our Disney trips are when my children were 2 and 3 years old. There's so much wonder and pure delight at that age.

Thank you so much! I may do just that, I don't think there's any point in wasting park time at a second BOG meal, have to keep reminding myself, we hope to every two years or so, so I don't need to try and squeeze everything in on this trip!