I am obsessed with changing ADRs!

[*MomTo2Princesses*]

I don't know why. We have never made ADRs and have never eaten at hardly any of these places. I recently got Le Cellier and Ohana, and I got such a rush from finally getting them that I think I am just trying to switch some things around to get that "woo hoo!" feeling.

Can someone review my ADRs and tell me just to keep them the same? I keep thinking I need to work in Chef Mickey's or Cape May so the girls can eat with Minnie. I am not completely sold on Tony's. It just seems convenient since we have a 5:00pm for the night of MNSSHP and we'll already be right there. I'm not completely sold on Sanaa either.

Would you dump or switch anything? Or add anything? Or just leave it the same? Someone please help me with my obsession!

Ohana (d)
CRT (l)
Le Cellier (l)
Rose and Crown (d)
Ohana (b)
Tony's (d)
Sci Fi (l)
Sanaa (d)
Tusker House (b)
Boma (d)
1900 Park Fare (b)

 

[Jungle Cruiser]

I would keep Ohana and LeCellier, there is a reason the ADR's are so hard to get. People love both these restaurants. We have never eaten at LeCelllier, but really like Ohana. Besides having good food, it has great ambiance and the kids will love it.

As for Tony's, we have eaten there a couple of times over the years because of the location and honestly the food is just mediocre, pricey Italian. It also has no Disney feel to it. We now usually go for a sandwich at the GF or the Contemporary when we are going into the park for a party like the MNSSHP.

1900 Park Fair is a great character buffet, I would keep that. Again, the kids will love it and the food is good.

Sci Fi and Boma are two of our family favorites. Sci Fi for the decor and the ambiance more than the food, but it's great fun.

Good luck, hope this helps.

 

[BuckeyeDad]

The only one I would add if you can get it would be Crystal Palace for breakfast. Ideally first thing in the morning before MK opens. I took the girls DD7 and DD8 two years ago and they loved Poo and the gang. I loved getting cool pictures in the park with very few people. 1900 and Tusker are great for the kids too.