lrpickett
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This is kind of last minute to ask for opinions--I'm calling in the morning for my September ADRs,
but what do you think?
It'll be me--Planning maniac, loves to eat, especially dessert!
My 11 year old niece--never been to Disney and may possibly be The World's Pickiest Eater
A friend who hasn't been to Disney since she was 13. She doesn't care so much about the food, and is leaving all planning to me. That's my kind of travelling companion!
Of the 3 of us, I'm the most concerned about the food, so I'm trying to be unselfish and book meals with a neat atmosphere.
We'll be on a short trip--only one day per park, plus our arrival day, so I really had to take that into consideration. No resort dinners this time--the travel time would be too much.
Okay, here we go:
9/7--flying in late afternoon--Magic Kingdom--Crystal Palace for dinner. I had really wanted to try this for breakfast, but can't fit it in, so dinner it is. I think they'll both enjoy the characters and there's something for everyone on the buffet.
9/8--Animal Kingdom and Downtown Disney. I'm not making any ADRs for this day even though I really wanted to try Raglan Road.
9/9--Epcot--Coral Reef for lunch and Rose & Crown for dinner and Illuminations. I'm going to try to get the diver at CR as a surprise, and even if I can't, I think they'll both enjoy the tank. I've never eaten here myself, and am looking forward to the desserts! I'm going to pass up LeCellier and the Mushroom Filet
for R&C and try to get balcony seating for Illuminations. I did this a few years ago and it worked out really well. With our time crunch this trip, I'm hoping this will save us a little time, especially with 2 TS restaurants today.
9/10--HS--I'm planning on the Fantasmic package at H&V. I haven't eaten here before, either. I've done MM my last 2 trips and wasn't overwhelmed either time, so I'm going for the buffet again.
9/11--Magic Kingdom Cinderella's Royal Table for breakfast, if I can get it, lunch if I can't. My niece desperately wants to eat in the castle, but wasn't thrilled with any of the food choices for lunch or dinner, and she WILL eat most everything breakfast.
So what do you think?

It'll be me--Planning maniac, loves to eat, especially dessert!
My 11 year old niece--never been to Disney and may possibly be The World's Pickiest Eater
A friend who hasn't been to Disney since she was 13. She doesn't care so much about the food, and is leaving all planning to me. That's my kind of travelling companion!
Of the 3 of us, I'm the most concerned about the food, so I'm trying to be unselfish and book meals with a neat atmosphere.
We'll be on a short trip--only one day per park, plus our arrival day, so I really had to take that into consideration. No resort dinners this time--the travel time would be too much.
Okay, here we go:
9/7--flying in late afternoon--Magic Kingdom--Crystal Palace for dinner. I had really wanted to try this for breakfast, but can't fit it in, so dinner it is. I think they'll both enjoy the characters and there's something for everyone on the buffet.
9/8--Animal Kingdom and Downtown Disney. I'm not making any ADRs for this day even though I really wanted to try Raglan Road.
9/9--Epcot--Coral Reef for lunch and Rose & Crown for dinner and Illuminations. I'm going to try to get the diver at CR as a surprise, and even if I can't, I think they'll both enjoy the tank. I've never eaten here myself, and am looking forward to the desserts! I'm going to pass up LeCellier and the Mushroom Filet

9/10--HS--I'm planning on the Fantasmic package at H&V. I haven't eaten here before, either. I've done MM my last 2 trips and wasn't overwhelmed either time, so I'm going for the buffet again.
9/11--Magic Kingdom Cinderella's Royal Table for breakfast, if I can get it, lunch if I can't. My niece desperately wants to eat in the castle, but wasn't thrilled with any of the food choices for lunch or dinner, and she WILL eat most everything breakfast.
So what do you think?