Dining advice needed

[dismom9761]

Now that I have made my ressie w/ the dining plan I need help. I have only been to WDW 1 time. We ate at Concourse Steakhouse and LIberty Tree.This time I am going w/ my mom and DD6 and DD1.We really want this to be a wonderful girls' trip.We have 6 days of dining.My choces right now are 1900 Park Fare(dinner),CP(breakfast),Breakfastorous,Sci fi(lunch),the princess breakfast at Epcot(can't remember the name),and lunch at the castle.Does this sound good?I want this to be an awesome trip for my DD6-she is dragged from ballfield to ballfield 9 months out of the year.Please help an unexperienced diner.

 

[evajerr]

Hi. I have been to WDW twice in the last 18 months, most recently in February. I have a six year old dd who thinks she is a Princess. The two meals she most enjoyed were the Princess dinner at the Grand Floridian (and make sure you get the Cinderella slipper dessert), and the Hoop-De-Doo at WL. She got a kick out of both of those, so did the adults . Hope that helps a little.


Eva

 

[abk96]

the Princess dinner at the Grand Floridian (and make sure you get the Cinderella slipper dessert)

Eva,

Do you need to order the Cinderella Slipper Dessert ahead of time or when you arrive at the restaurant? My 3 DD's would absolutely love to get this dessert delivered to our table after dinner. They think they're princesses too.

Dismom,

I think you have a great variety of meals planned. Have a great time!

 

[dismom9761]

Thanks for the replies!I am curious about the slipper.

 

[evajerr]

Sorry, I have been away from the computer for a couple of days. When we had the Princess dinner at the GF, we had to call ahead to reserve the special dessert (the slipper). We just called the dining reservation number and had them place the order. However, the waitress almost forgot it- had already brought out the bill, and I had to remind her about the slippers. All the girls loved them.

Hope that helps
Eva

 

[abk96]

Thank you for your reply Eva.