MVC1225
Mouseketeer
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- Sep 1, 2011
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I have been going to Disney my entire life but only in the past few trips have we started eating at Table Service Restaurants. I ate at a few when I was a child and when Epcot first opened but not since then really so it has been a while but we usually did not want to take time out from rides to eat. Now that we have had Table Service meals at several trips, I thought I would try my hand at a dining review for our last trip (sorry no pictures).
Normally our trips are adult only with just me and my girlfriend (we are annual passholders) but this time we decided to take her almost 3 year old niece for her first Disney visit. From the title, you can tell this was very character dining heavy (7 character meals in 4 days) since we did not want to line up for any character meet and greets. We arrived on Tuesday May 8th in the early evening and left Saturday May 12th in the afternoon.
As for our style of eating, I am by no means adventurous (I am usually meat and potatoes) but my family owned restaurants so I grew up in a restaurant kitchen and am used to eating out and judging service. My girlfriend is generally a more adventurous eater. Our niece was strictly pizza, chicken nuggets, and macaroni and cheese.
We were on the Deluxe Dining Plan for two adults.
We arrived on Tuesday afternoon and just hung around Pop Century and ate at the food court. We had one plain and one pepperoni individual pizza with the tie dye cheesecake and a Minnie Mouse White Chocolate Chip Cookie for desserts. The pizza was typically Disney pizza so nothing extraordinary. The cookie and the tie dye cheesecake were fine although my GF did not like the cake crust on the cheesecake.
To Be Continued (all of the review is drafted so I am just editing)....
Normally our trips are adult only with just me and my girlfriend (we are annual passholders) but this time we decided to take her almost 3 year old niece for her first Disney visit. From the title, you can tell this was very character dining heavy (7 character meals in 4 days) since we did not want to line up for any character meet and greets. We arrived on Tuesday May 8th in the early evening and left Saturday May 12th in the afternoon.
As for our style of eating, I am by no means adventurous (I am usually meat and potatoes) but my family owned restaurants so I grew up in a restaurant kitchen and am used to eating out and judging service. My girlfriend is generally a more adventurous eater. Our niece was strictly pizza, chicken nuggets, and macaroni and cheese.
We were on the Deluxe Dining Plan for two adults.
We arrived on Tuesday afternoon and just hung around Pop Century and ate at the food court. We had one plain and one pepperoni individual pizza with the tie dye cheesecake and a Minnie Mouse White Chocolate Chip Cookie for desserts. The pizza was typically Disney pizza so nothing extraordinary. The cookie and the tie dye cheesecake were fine although my GF did not like the cake crust on the cheesecake.
To Be Continued (all of the review is drafted so I am just editing)....