Hey everyone! We're heading to WDW for the first time since '93 (first time with all 3 kids) and I'd like some input on my dining choices. My kids are ages 11, 6 and 4. BTW...we are staying at the Polynesian (lagoon view concierge) which is another first for us. Any info (from a "younger" point of view) would be most appreciated. Here are the restaurant choices:
Chef Mickeys (dinner/1st night): I figured it was a great way to introduce my kids to the characters
Prime Time Cafe (lunch)
Hoop Dee Doo - (never done this in all my visits growing up....yea or nay?)
Rainforest Cafe (lunch)
Coral Reef (lunch): mainly for the "atmosphere"
Rose & Crown (dinner): late PS---mainly for a late snack and to see the fireworks
Ohana's at the Poly
CA GRill at Contemporary (again, late dinner; mainly for appetizers/desserts and to see fireworks)
Cape May clambake buffet
Cindy's for breakfast and CRystal Palace (lunch) : still have to schedule these as our trip gets closer.
Thanks for all the input. I'm sure I'll be back to this board as our trip gets closer (Aug.). Hope you don't mind an "adult" lurking here.
Deb
Chef Mickeys (dinner/1st night): I figured it was a great way to introduce my kids to the characters
Prime Time Cafe (lunch)
Hoop Dee Doo - (never done this in all my visits growing up....yea or nay?)
Rainforest Cafe (lunch)
Coral Reef (lunch): mainly for the "atmosphere"
Rose & Crown (dinner): late PS---mainly for a late snack and to see the fireworks
Ohana's at the Poly
CA GRill at Contemporary (again, late dinner; mainly for appetizers/desserts and to see fireworks)
Cape May clambake buffet
Cindy's for breakfast and CRystal Palace (lunch) : still have to schedule these as our trip gets closer.
Thanks for all the input. I'm sure I'll be back to this board as our trip gets closer (Aug.). Hope you don't mind an "adult" lurking here.
Deb