Pre-Ordering Breakfast at BOG.

[BaseballMoM2007]

How exactly do I do this? Last year we got an email to get a fast pass for lunch and ordered it from there. We have a pre park ADR for BOG breakfast and just wondering when/how to get the food pre-ordered. Any suggestions for good breakfast foods?

 

[wdwrich]

How exactly do I do this? Last year we got an email to get a fast pass for lunch and ordered it from there. We have a pre park ADR for BOG breakfast and just wondering when/how to get the food pre-ordered. Any suggestions for good breakfast foods?

You can pre-order through My Disney Experience. It becomes available 30 days before your reservation.

 

[Kimosabe]

We opted against pre-ordering last month, simply because we had no idea 30 days out (or even a few days out) what we might be wanting that morning. Ordered when we got there and still got our food pretty quickly. We had ten people in our group, so I am relatively certain that we ended up with several things on the main menu -- cronut (awesome), open face bacon/brie/egg sandwich (that was mine -- also quite good), the eggs Florentine in the pastry shell and the veggie quiche (didn't try either, but both got good reviews from those who did), and, what turned out to be the favorite, the relatively new breakfast item -- croque madame. Pretty sure that one was not on the original breakfast offerings, but when we saw it a couple of days in advance, we knew we would end up with at least one among our own little family foursome. It was probably the favorite of everything.

The $19.99 price seems a little high for breakfast, but considering it includes a drink (with unlimited do-it-yourself refills), the pastry platter (which comes with everything) and then the actual entrée, I felt like it was a relatively good deal.

 

[BaseballMoM2007]

You can pre-order through My Disney Experience. It becomes available 30 days before your reservation.

I was thinking it might be 30 days but didn't know where to go to do it. Thanks.

The $19.99 price seems a little high for breakfast, but considering it includes a drink (with unlimited do-it-yourself refills), the pastry platter (which comes with everything) and then the actual entrée, I felt like it was a relatively good deal.

Thanks for the food tips we will probably pre order and then change day of if we need to. We are on the dining plan so feel like it is a pretty good use of a counter service credit! We don't normally do breakfast because we can't eat enough breakfast at a breakfast buffet to support the price. But this seems like a good deal to us for pre park opening entry.

 

[mrsjoannh13]

I'm still 3 months out and when I look at my reservation in My Disney Experience it says in small letters "pre-order 30 days in advance" so I'm assuming there's a place I'll be able to click 30 days out or less.

 

[AlixaLock]

Not to hijack the thread ... but how much time saved does the pre-order really afford you? I don't mind doing it, but if I tell my husband he needs to preorder his breakfast 30 days in advance, he's really going to make fun of me and I'd live to avoid that if possible!! Thanks!

 

[mrsjoannh13]

Not to hijack the thread ... but how much time saved does the pre-order really afford you? I don't mind doing it, but if I tell my husband he needs to preorder his breakfast 30 days in advance, he's really going to make fun of me and I'd live to avoid that if possible!! Thanks!

YOu don't have to do it 30 days in advance. I think you can do it the day of - up to 30 minutes before maybe? I've heard people say it took them an extra half hour to order at the kiosks so if I were going for breakfast or lunch I would definitely try to pre-order, even if the day before or earlier the same day if that's allowed.