Help needed for mom and daughter trip

[mom2kazkids]

DD and I will more than likely be traveling to the world in Jan for a gymnastics meet at Wide World of Disney. We will be staying at All Star Sports. With the tenative schedule she will be competing either Friday afternoon/evening or Sat am. We will be arriving on Thurday, and leaving Monday am. This is what I have booked so far (we are not on a dining plan):

Thursday: Chef Mickey's for supper
Friday: Crystal Palace for breakfast
Saturday: open
Sunday: Princess Storybook Breakfast

I am trying to come up with one more table service meal for us on Saturday night, we will have park hoppers. I was thinking of trying Ohana as I do not think that I would get my DH there when we go in April and I have wanted to try it. What do they have for the alternative children's menu, DD is 7 and will more than likely not like the regular menu.

Please throw out other suggestions that you might have.

Thanks in advance.

Barb

 

[hoosiergirl7]

I would honestly change the Chef Mickey's dinner for dinner at 1900 Park Fare at the GF. I've heard the dinner is pretty good and that Lady Tremaine and the step-sisters are a hoot. It's definitely on our must try list.

We had dinner at Chef Mickey's for the 1st time back in April and I'll never eat dinner there again. Love the place for breakfast but can do without their dinner.

Can I ask how old your DD is?? What does she or doesn't she like to eat? That might help give some insight on recommendations too.

Since you have 3 character meals I would suggest a TS that doesn't involve characters unless of course you are really OK with that.

 

[kmk1180]

Just FYI, character meals can take up to 2 hours sometimes.
If you plan on going there the day you compete, make sure your there real early.
Plus do you want to be that full just before competing?
You probably know better than me but that was my first thought.