Help me decide on dinner.

[PrincessEmilysMommy]

Here are the ADR's we currently have:
Breakfast:
Princess Story Book
Chef Mickey's
Crystal Palace

Dinner:
CRT


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We're planning on going to Animal Kingdom, we'll be there for the parade. I'm trying to decide dinner that evening. I'd like to do a character meal, but Animal Kingdom doesn't offer Character dinners. Where can we go for something a little different than what I've already booked that our almost 4 year old daughter would enjoy? I don't mind going to another park or resort (other than Magic Kingdom, as we're spending 2 days there following AK)

Thanks for helping me out!

 

[RaTJ]

How about Boma at the AKL?

 

[momtoBrandon&Jacob]

We're doing Boma on our AK day. Also, not sure if you're on the DDP, but if you are, you would get much better mileage with doing dinners rather than breakfast. We had our 4 and 5 year olds on our last trip and only did one breakfast and the rest dinners. This time we are only doing dinners and 1 lunch.

 

[PrincessEmilysMommy]

I think breakfasts work better for us since my dd is up and at em by 6:00 each morning regardless of when she hits the pillow. This gets us up, fed and at a park by or before opening time.

 

[_queenie_]

If you could make it over to Cape May at the BC for dinner that would be alot of fun. Haven't been there in about 10 years but I hear it's still the best bargain around.

 

[TSWJan78]

I would also think outside of the box for a fun meal that is not all characters.. . maybe Ohana's (little wait for your food but not a buffet) or Whispering canyon... lets of fun things to do or see but not character overload.

Another option would be to do Donald's breakfast on you AK day save Chef Mickeys for a dinner as they have alot of the same characters.

Finally the garden grill is a nice character meal as it is much more quit and again.. they bring the food to you… no buffet lines