Norway Princess Breakfast

[scanne]

OK. I am a HUGE Princess fan, and I love CRT, but I would like to try the Princess Bfast in Epcot. The next time we go to WDW, we will have our son with us, and hopefully the next trip will be around his 1st birthday. I wasn't going to go to a Princess breakfast for my son, but now I'm thinking that the princesses might make a big fuss over a cute little boy. What do you think??? Basically the breakfast would be for me, but little Chase could certainly enjoy some attention, right? Besides, when DH and I ate at CRT, he told me it was his favorite character meal. Go figure! I guess he liked the attention from the princesses.......

 

[PKK/MJK]

Definitely go to the breakfast!! My DD is a CM at WDW--actually she is fortunate enough to be a Princess. She does both CRT and Norway breakfasts and has told me many times that some of the best interaction the Princesses have is with little boys!! DD says the little boys are adorable (as are the little girls, of couse)!! Some come up and kiss her hand!! How sweet!!

 

[kdibattista]

We went 2 weeks ago (2 adult women... kids at heart). There was a baby (I would say around 9 mos) sitting at the table across from us. All the princess' made such a fuss and when we saw them outside, the baby had FIVE different lipstick prints all over her face. That is one of the cutest things I have seen in my life, not to mention what an awesome picture to have.

 

[zagafi]

My 3.5 y.o. ds LOVED breakfast with the princesses (CRT)! He got lip prints all over his face and he couldn't have been prouder. Yeah, they're all girls, but to a little kid, they are still characters come to life.

We've scheduled the Norway Princess breakfast for our December trip. DS will have a wonderful time with all the "girls" fussing over him.

 

[josierac]

Here is a pictorial review of Storybook breakfast

 

[suzannews]

We went to the Norway breakfast when it first started and had a great time. My 7 yr old DD was in heaven. Have a great time.

 

[travelitis]

Josierac - I enjoyed the pictorial review, thanks for the link. We're looking forward to this b-fast. Now this is totally off-topic, but it just has to be said. Did you see that Aurora? Yikes! That's what happens when you apply the blue eyeshadow with a trowel. Talk about make-up gone bad!

 

[CarolMN]

Originally posted by travelitis
Josierac - I enjoyed the pictorial review, thanks for the link. We're looking forward to this b-fast. Now this is totally off-topic, but it just has to be said. Did you see that Aurora? Yikes! That's what happens when you apply the blue eyeshadow with a trowel. Talk about make-up gone bad!

Perhaps she is a graduate of Mimi's "School of the Artful Use of Blue Eye Shadow". After all, Disney does own ABC (Drew Carey show)!

 

[TigerLilly's Mom]

josierac - Thanks for the awesome pics, I've been waiting for some new ones.

Everyone, Sleeping Beauty did get a little carried away with the eye shadow, but isn't Snow White gorgeous?!! I have see that same one many times and I think she is just lovely and perfect - I hope my little girl (and little boy) get to meet her in Dec. at our Storybook breakfast!

 

[Jeanny]

We're going Thanksgiving morning... I arranged for a 9:00 a.m. PS back in July when it first was announced....

My dumb question is... there has been a price increase... Will I have to pay the increase? or what it was at the time I made the ressie? I'm assuming it will be at the increased price..

thanks for your help.

 

[travelitis]

CarolMN - ROFL!! My 1st thought was Tammy Faye, but I like Mimi better! She was such a pretty girl otherwise. SW was gorgeous.

Jeanny, you'll pay the increased price UNLESS you get vouchers from Connections for $17.50 per adt inc. tax and tip.

 

[disneymania]

We went when our youngest DS was about 7 months & the princesses did fuss over him. Bell gave him a big lipstick mark right on the forhead. We still talk about his girlfriend "Belle". I would suggest bringing something to remove the lipstick. Those princesses sure use some permanent type of makeup. We had the hardest time getting it off of him & it left a red mark all day...of course he has sensitive skin tho. Anyway, it was so cute & the pics are adorable.

 

[Jeanny]

I thought we would have to pay the increase... I'll look into getting the connections

Thanks, J.

 

[CarolynK]

We went 2 weeks ago, with our 7-yr-old-daughter and 5-yr-old-son. My son was more interested in the princesses than my daughter, and the princesses gave just as much attention to him, if not more, because he is a hugger! He just loves the attention he gets from all characters.

 

[Snow Brite]

My DS is a lot older (5yo). The CUTEST picture from the entire 2 weeks we were in Florida is the one with Belle and Aurora kissing him on each cheek while he is blushing and rolling his eyes! LOL! It looks like something from one of their brochures.

He loved it they, they loved it, too cute. They did also pay lots of attention to the baby at the table next to us, playing peekaboo and the like while he chuckled at them. I did notice that the face characters did really well with the little ones, but sometimes the other (non-face?) characters were scarier. So maybe this will be a good chance for him to enjoy some character interaction.

Jennifer