Help, Please very Confused!!! !900 Fare

[Tink215]

I am so stressed out about making my reservations next week. I called Disney today to ask about the credit card hold and what character dinning needs a deposit. I also asked about what characters will be at 1900 Fare and they told me that on Christmas evening Cinderella and fairygodmother and the prince would be there. I thought it was Mary Poppins, the reason I am a little stressed is that I was making ressies for Epcot so she could have lunch with the princess there, so I dont want to book two character dinners with the princess, would like to do something special for my younger DD like Crystal Palace with the Winnie the Pooh and friends. Any Info is much appreciated.....Sorry for my rambling but I just want this Christmas to be a very happy one!!!!!

Can anyone Help!!!!! Please

 

[bellarella]

I don't know if it changes at Christmas, but Mary Poppins is at 1900 Park Fare for breakfast and Cinderella & crew are there for dinner. Cinderella is the only princess, and with her is the prince, fairy godmother and suzy and perla (the mice).

 

[caribear]

I believe that dinner is always Cinderella, Fairy Godmother, Perla, Suzy...and Prince Charming...although when we went Prince Charming was absent and Alice was there instead. Breakfast is the Mad Hatter, Alice and Mary Poppins.

 

[Tink215]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU


I can know do my ressies and not freak out about booking double princess, , Wish me luck !!!!

 

[santonucci]

Dinner is definitely Cinderella et.al. (No Mary Poppins, who isn't a princess anyway)

Norway Lunch buffet in epcot is Cinderella, Jasmine, Belle (not in yellow dress...), Aurora (Sleeping Beauty), and Ariel. The food is good, and the princesses all make the rounds to pose for as many pictures as you'd care to take.

Given the choice, I'd do Norway lunch over 1900 Park Fare- food is better, more princesses (my daughter is 4, and Belle in Blue beats all the mice you can costume!), and it's still not widely publicized.

steve

p.s. we did both, so I am offering advice based upon recent experience.