CRT - with a 2 yr old....

[Picabo]

We're tempted to go to CRT as our girls (2 and 3) love princesses! So we're thinking of bkfst or lunch. (I understand only Cinderella at dinner, no other princesses, right???) But I have some questions - are the adult choices enough (when shared) to satisfy a 2 yr old's tastes? And is it all you can eat (ei can you order more french toast or eggs or fruit at bkfst or more appetizer, etc at lunch)? Do they bring out more of something if you love it? And, I know it wouldn't be guaranteed but do they ever bring out a seperate dish for the under 3's in a party, who aren't paying??

THANKS!!

 

[abc999]

We were there for dinner last year and they brought out a plate of plain pasta for my DS who was 2 at the time. Not sure if they do the same at lunch. I believe breakfast is family style, so you can always ask for more.

 

[1hero2princesses]

I think breakfast is family style. We only had lunch (which is not). There was plate of fruits and cheeses etc. for the table that my youngest DD1 ate from. I remember the portions being just average. I have 2 other kids too, so between all of us we had enough to share.

 

[goofygal531]

Breakfast is also all you can eat, which I didn't realize since you're served pre-plated. The waiter brought out my DS2 a plate of french toast sticks, without me asking. I was prepared to just feed him off of my plate. It's not served family-style like at Akershus. Everyone receives a plate of typical breakfast foods with the option of more of anything.

We like breakfast at 8am. We finished by 8:45 without being rushed and to our surprise discovered rope drop to Fantasy Land right outside the restaurant. We were the first ones on Dumbo!

This trip we're trying dinner. The Fairy Godmother and Mice are their for dinner. All the princess are there for breakfast and lunch. I've heard for lunch and dinner they will give the under 2 guest buttered pasta.

With two little girls, I'd go with breakfast or lunch. I think they'd enjoy the princesses.