creativeamanda
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So. . .my kids absolutely love breakfast. While many people have said the DDxP is "too much food" I honestly don't see how they eat like my kids:
DH makes eggs, bacon, pancakes, grits EVERY morning for breakfast. Then, (because they apparently don't eat enough at home) they eat school breakfast. Then, they each school lunch and a snack when they get home. And a full meal for dinner. Now, my kids aren't big kids or anything. DS is so skinny people think he must be starved. I assure you that is not the case. And don't try to sneak in a sandwich for dinner. At the tender age of 18 months, our oldest child ordered us to the kitchen to cook. They eat ALOT. And as I was trying to measure out breakfast, lunch, and dinner for each of them at WDW, I became woefully aware of the kids' need for more food.
Now most of our ADRs are buffets. My kids do well at buffets behaviorally (as opposed to a regular sit-down restaurants). We also plan to spend no time in line greeting characters as we will eat with the characters.
So here they are:
October 24:
breakfast--Boatwrights--7:30 am
Lunch--Hollywood and Vine--1:00 pm (character meal)
October 25:
Breakfast--Chef Mickey's--7:00 am (character meal)
Dinner--Liberty Tree Tavern--4:15 pm (character meal)
October 26:
Breakfast--Tusker House--9:20 am (character meal)
Dinner--Cape May Cafe--5:40 pm
October 27:
Breakfast--Spoodles--7:30 am
Dinner--Garden Grill--4:45 pm (character meal)
October 28:
Breakfast for the girls--Princess Storybook--8:30 am (character meal)
Breakfast for the Guys--Ohana's--7:30 am (character meal)
Dinner--Cinderella's Royal Table--4:00 pm
MNSSHP!!!!
October 29:
Breakfast--Crystal Palace--8:10 am (character meal)
Dinner--Narcoossee's--5:40 pm
We are getting park hoppers, but won't do so until we get there.
We also have one meal just floating out there. . .any suggestions? Some place in the resorts for a late dinner? Maybe Ohana's or 1900 Park Fare for a late dinner?
DH makes eggs, bacon, pancakes, grits EVERY morning for breakfast. Then, (because they apparently don't eat enough at home) they eat school breakfast. Then, they each school lunch and a snack when they get home. And a full meal for dinner. Now, my kids aren't big kids or anything. DS is so skinny people think he must be starved. I assure you that is not the case. And don't try to sneak in a sandwich for dinner. At the tender age of 18 months, our oldest child ordered us to the kitchen to cook. They eat ALOT. And as I was trying to measure out breakfast, lunch, and dinner for each of them at WDW, I became woefully aware of the kids' need for more food.
Now most of our ADRs are buffets. My kids do well at buffets behaviorally (as opposed to a regular sit-down restaurants). We also plan to spend no time in line greeting characters as we will eat with the characters.
So here they are:
October 24:
breakfast--Boatwrights--7:30 am
Lunch--Hollywood and Vine--1:00 pm (character meal)
October 25:
Breakfast--Chef Mickey's--7:00 am (character meal)
Dinner--Liberty Tree Tavern--4:15 pm (character meal)
October 26:
Breakfast--Tusker House--9:20 am (character meal)
Dinner--Cape May Cafe--5:40 pm
October 27:
Breakfast--Spoodles--7:30 am
Dinner--Garden Grill--4:45 pm (character meal)
October 28:
Breakfast for the girls--Princess Storybook--8:30 am (character meal)
Breakfast for the Guys--Ohana's--7:30 am (character meal)
Dinner--Cinderella's Royal Table--4:00 pm
MNSSHP!!!!

October 29:
Breakfast--Crystal Palace--8:10 am (character meal)
Dinner--Narcoossee's--5:40 pm
We are getting park hoppers, but won't do so until we get there.
We also have one meal just floating out there. . .any suggestions? Some place in the resorts for a late dinner? Maybe Ohana's or 1900 Park Fare for a late dinner?
We (also) have 1 meal left without an ADR booked and are thinking of just leaving it unplanned in case we want to grab a CS one day. Or share a CS twice during the week. Anyhoo, can't wait to hear all of your reviews when you get back! 

