Crystal Palace for dinner

hudsom

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Anyone been here for dinner?
Any other suggestions for dinner at disney?
 
Haven't done this, but if you are after a buffet dinner how about Boma's or Hollywood & Vine or Chef Mickey's.

Did you want a character dinner?
 
We are planning 5 character breakfasts at different venues and are looking at Crystal palace for dinner for a change.
Mainly for our 3yr old daughter who just loves the princesses.
 
Crystal Palace will have Pooh and friends will your daughter love that :D
 

Does Piglet appear?
Our daughters bedroom is Winnie the Pooh themed and loves all of them but especially piglet.
 
When we went Piglet wasn't there, much to my daughters disgust!! We told her he was probably washing up, but she reckoned he would be too short to reach the sink!!
:p BTW, she was 16 at the time!!!:p
 
Fiona - did you ask where Piglet was?(apart from doing the washing up - LOL) I have alway's had all the character's there, I wasn't aware they swapped them around :(
 
No, DD was too involved dancing with Tigger to be too distressed. Must have spooked out "Tigger" to have to dance with quite a mature looking 6ft 16 year old!!
 
On our 1st visit we did this meal & loved it.

Great characters & lovely food would definately go again
 
We have a PS for Crystal Palace at 2.45pm. As far as I am aware, 3pm is the official start of "dinner"........will the dinner items be bought out whilst we are there, or do they close before serving dinner?? Will be charged for lunch or dinner???

Thanks if anyone can help!
Allie
 
Allie, According to my Passporter dinner at CP starts at 4pm - the last sitting for lunch is your time of 2.45pm, which seems about right. We have been for dinner before and really enjoyed it, we're trying an early lunch after EMH this time.

Hudsom- if you want a character dinner, we liked Liberty Tree in MK - doing this again this trip. Also going to give Chef Mickey's and 1900 Park Fare a try - there has been mixed reviews on these. If characters a not important and you like to try something different, give Bomas a go. Also booked Cape May and Le Cellier for dinner - based on good reviews on these boards.
 












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