Ohana breakfast time budget/allocation

[MinBz]

We have never been to Ohana and excited to get breakfast reservations at 11:30am on our MK day (In October after Characters return) We also have a Bibbidi Makeover at MK for my daughter at 1:50pm. I’m worried we won’t have enough time if Ohana is a long meal. For those who have been to Ohana’s when characters were there, how long did it take you? I’d like to budget some time. If I have to cancel one, it’d have to be Ohana since we had to cancel the makeover in 2020 Covid and she’s been waiting patiently since then.

 

[CuteAsMinnie]

Your timing with an 11:30 Ohana ressie will be fine. Never hurts to arrive early (I would arrive and check in no later than 11). If they have a table available they certainly will seat you. The new price is anyone’s guess but I would expect it to hover around $50+

 

[sponica]

You should have enough time. I feel like with characters we were there about an hour or a little more than that and we were there at a peak breakfast time.

 

[MinBz]

Thank you both for your feedback! I will def arrive early like @CuteAsMinnie suggested. We are so excited to try Ohana (never seen Stitch before).

 

[TheSouthernBelle]

We have never been to Ohana and excited to get breakfast reservations at 11:30am on our MK day (In October after Characters return) We also have a Bibbidi Makeover at MK for my daughter at 1:50pm. I’m worried we won’t have enough time if Ohana is a long meal. For those who have been to Ohana’s when characters were there, how long did it take you? I’d like to budget some time. If I have to cancel one, it’d have to be Ohana since we had to cancel the makeover in 2020 Covid and she’s been waiting patiently since then.

You will have more than enough time to make it to BBB by 1:50pm. Previously, the characters would zip around pretty quick and don't spend a ton of time, they do a rotation so if you miss them, you wait for them to come around and it's not very long.

You should not need more than 1.5 hours even with waiting to be seated. It's possible you could have a really long wait and dining experience but it's not the norm. I feel like most people's Ohana breakfast experience is actually the opposite. I feel like it's more common that some people feel rushed as they bring everything out really quickly. Also, it's not like you have a ton of choices so the servers are really fast on their feet (usually) to bring you out your meal.