Forget the kids, they are amazing!! Lol but seriously Goofys kitchen during Halloween time was probably my favorite as far as interaction goes.
I have done it twice. It is one of my favorites. The reason being is because it's great for adults and children. They have some rarer princesses (Raya was there when we went).
he can just stand there and smolderThat’s too bad he didn’t crack a smile..
I have a mickey and Minnie sledding white Christmas Doonie bag and its one of my favorites. Gets major compliments whenever I bust it out for the holidays
Happy Anniversary!Today is our anniversary (we did not stay at Westin or GCH for those who are curious, we ended up at the beach in Santa Monica) and I looked at DH and said “am I correct not to expect any presents?” And he just froze. He recovered and asked “do you want to walk over to the Louis Vuitton at the promenade” and I was like “nah dawg, I’ve got my own anniversary present all picked out…and it’s BCV points, you should thank me!”
Thank you for the detailed review! It always sounded wonderful. I like the multiple courses and that some items are brought family style in addition to buffet options. It's also nice that they treat the princes and princesses well.I have done it twice. It is one of my favorites. The reason being is because it's great for adults and children. They have some rarer princesses (Raya was there when we went).
The food was upper scale for a buffett. I remember a delicious pasta and not just your typical mickey waffles, sausage and eggs, but thoughtful add ins that made it more delicious.
On top of that, the presentation and explanations behind each little dessert they bring is so cute and the themeing is on point. The muffins were so good I mayy have sneaked one in a napkin for my wife who couldnt make it
Although it is a princess dining, they are inclusive of both princes and princesses. The children we went with got a goody bag full of merch at the end, I believe our princess got a nice looking necklace as the highlight among other things and our prince got a gift bag with knight themed merchandise and a sword being the highlight.
The cast members keep track of which princesses you've met and call you back to see each one after youve settled in so it is guaranteed you will meet them. There was a princess waiting to greet us before it even started as we were waiting (snow white) who was amazing and a piano player playing tunes as we waited to be seated.
It was worth every penny and I am finally bringing my wife when we stayed in July. It will be in the trillium room because of the refurb, which probably won't have all the feels, but I would go again and again.
You're welcome! The Disney nerd in me is excited to be able to dine in the trillium room without having to attend a wedding
Today is our anniversary (we did not stay at Westin or GCH for those who are curious, we ended up at the beach in Santa Monica) and I looked at DH and said “am I correct not to expect any presents?” And he just froze. He recovered and asked “do you want to walk over to the Louis Vuitton at the promenade” and I was like “nah dawg, I’ve got my own anniversary present all picked out…and it’s BCV points, you should thank me!”
As long as everyone is happy with the outcome.
We have one of our kids in late-grade-school-ish years with Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable. It is adorable.
We are actually no specific gift people too. No Christmas, Birthday, Valentines or Anniversary gifts. Has always worked well for us.
We have never seen them in the parks, that is so so cool!
I thought I was doing pretty good when I got my wife to just have a Birthday Week and not a Birthday Month….
I much prefer experiences than material gifts
I think the only "material" things I really like shopping for is clothes
I thought I was doing pretty good when I got my wife to just have a Birthday Week and not a Birthday Month….
Your significant others must be much better salespeople than me….
The problem is that we both just tend to buy things we want throughout the year. So if my husband wants a specific guitar, for example, and he sees it's being sold for a good price...I just tell him to buy it and it will be his "birthday gift." I tend to buy myself little things I want throughout the year (I never really want anything "big"...these days it's mostly e-books and collectable items) so those are my gifts. 
He got me some terrible gifts very early on. Then he still says he bought me a gift our 1 year of being together and I lost it, I have no recollection of this gift (sunglasses). Im not sure exactly how we started the no gift thing, it sort of just happened and we were both okay with it. I wont say that Im still not spoiled rotten though.I thought I was doing pretty good when I got my wife to just have a Birthday Week and not a Birthday Month….
Your significant others must be much better salespeople than me….
Ah…. the old buy crappy gifts so that they just want you to stop waisting money trick…..
Early in sobriety, I lived in a "temporary" 1BR grad-student-special. I started out subletting it for six months, and ended up living there for three years. I left my fancy house with my clothes, a small cache of kitchen equipment, and not much else. A few trips to Ikea later (table, chairs, bed, etc.) and I was set. I realized very quickly that I didn't really need much stuff at all.
