dining ressie time ....soon

[aaronandterri]

hi
i can make my ressies in a couple of weeks for dining but im short a few i want some suggestions!
(we have done a lot of them now lol )

so far we have

cinderellas table brekkie (for dd)
le cellier (adults only - knew there was a reason we took parents with us!)
ohanas brekkie and dinner
boma (staying at akl)
juko
wispering caynon (never did get there last time)
fantasmic dinner package but where????

and i cant decide which dinner show the kids will like best

thanks in advance
(have been to crt, sc fi, beaches n cream, norway princess dinner, grand floridain character dinner, crystal palace, calfornia grill,captn jacks, chef mickey, flying fish, garden grill,)and more im sure

 

[Jets fan]

Hi

Think you'll be in Orlando the same time as me - 5 April for two weeks. we are also planning our ressies. A friend of mine, who is definately not a Disneyholic, recently returned from Orlando with her two children and she raved about Hoop De Doo at Fort Wildnerness and Narcoosees. Absolutely loved both of them.

Have a great hols, although it seems so far away

 

[aaronandterri]

where u staying? were gonna stay at akl, and were doing a cruise with disney.

Seems mad to make adrs for something 6 months away LOL!

 

[team harris]

We returned on Sept 1st and had great fun with the DDP. There are four of us - two adults and our sons aged 13 and 10. We did the Hoop Dee Doo show and I know lots of people like it, but we just didn't get it. It was freezing cold in there too - ALL children were wrapping seviettes around them to keep warm, so if you book, take a jacket. The show was alright but I wouldn't do it again. We did 2 Fantasmic dinner packages and preferred Mama Melrose to Holywood and Vine. Cinderella's Table was a great evening meal. We had breakfast at Crystal Palace with Pooh & friends, Breakfast at Restaurantosaurus (Animal Kingdom) with Mickey Donald Goofy & Pluto and breakfast at Chef Mickey with the main characters. Have fun booking and have a great holiday