Help me, Disney One Kanobi!

[ncbunnie]

I can already see I'm a bit late in planning, but what suburbanite sahm knew it would take me 3 years to prepare for a week's long vacation?

I have tons of questions for you seasoned Disney-ers to ask in the next 4 weeks before we go, but we'll start here: Food! (the most important part, right?)

Trying to make a decision for our anniversary dinner w/hubby and the 3-going-on-13-year-old.

Right now I have ADR at Cape May Cafe at 9:45 then the day at Epcot and I have an ADR at Le Cellier for 8:50 that night. The problem is that as MUCH as I want to go to Le Cellier (and that is a LOT), I am afraid that my 3yo will hit the wall long before that dinner and either be totally unconscious at the table or otherwise a character from the last Exorcist movie.

My question and back up plan is possibly Biergarten. I am reading good things about it and we could do dinner there at 4:25 or so. The downside is that my 3yo is a vegetarian and my husband and I don't eat pork (don't tell the Germans! ) -

Thoughts? Opinions? Rotten tomatoes?

 

[MJMcBride]

I would think you all would hit the wall by 850. Where are you staying? I highly recommend afternoon breaks for a nap, pool break or whatever. Especially with our kids (6 and 8 now) its very important for sanity

Then keep Le Cellier

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

I would think you all would hit the wall by 850. Where are you staying? I highly recommend afternoon breaks for a nap, pool break or whatever. Especially with our kids (6 and 8 now) its very important for sanity

Then keep Le Cellier

Yep. Take an afternoon break and keep Le Cellier.

 

[4HppyCamprs]

I would keep the reservation but would find some sort of counter service meal for the 3yo to eat at regular dinner time..(or at least a hearty snack or two) and second the suggestion to take a nap or some other type of break in the afternoon LeCellier is so hard to get I would take it while you can get it