Early/Late dinner

[ScoobySMC]

Hello everyone!! We are going to the world March 28th - April 4th, and i am trying to decide if it would be better to do late dinner, or early??? I was thinking if we get up and eat a little something at 7AM then we would be ready for lunch by 11AM to try and beat some of the heavy lunch crowds. But now comes dinner i was thinking about 6PM dinner times so we would still have time to see the shows and all, and if need be we can grab a late snack if anyones still hungry. Does this sound like a good idea or not?? TIA for any help!!!!

 

[Hootch]

to what we do. We grab some croissants or beignets and fruit for breakfast, eat lunch a little early to beat the crowds and eat an early dinner at the resort or in the park. It's usually ice cream or a Dole Whip while watching Wishes in MK for a late night snack.

I don't know if it's a good idea but it is what we do.

 

[cinderellamom123]

Don't know if you have young kids but that schedule worked great for us.

Not only do you beat the long lunch counter service lines (this was off peak too) you beat the dinner crowd.

I think that 6 is a little late. We had 5 pm reservations for dinner. We always had to wait a few minutes to be seated. We would actually eat about 5:45. When we left the restaurants about 6:20 the lines of people with "priority seating" would be crazy. People sitting on the floor in lobbies etc. I would try to do it earlier than 6 especially if you have little ones.

 

[onelilspark]

How do you eat at home? If you eat early at home, I'd say that's a good plan. If you're late eaters, you may find that even with the early lunch, you're just not that hungry when dinner time rolls around. My family eats dinner late. So for us, the early dinners would throw us all off and make the trip less enjoyable. Just something to think about