Princess dining for 3 year old

[grammynelliebelle]

Can anybody suggest the best dining for a three year old to see the princesses? I'm thinking breakfast would be best, but am wondering if there is an alterntive to the Castle. Anything available that doesnt require park admit? That experience may be enough for her for one day. TIA Grammy

 

[Amy&Dan]

Akershus at Epcot (Norway) has princess themed breakfast that is much cheaper than CRT. They also have lunch and dinner at that locale as well. Breakfast is American fare, lunch and dinner are Norweigan food (some like it, some don't). You can go to: www.allearsnet.com and check out the specific menu for that and all other WDW eateries. If your granddaughter likes Cinderella, than 1900 Park Fare at the Grand Floridan has a Cinderella dinner that would not require park admission. Cinderella is only at dinner, breakfast is an Alice in Wonderland/Mary Poppins theme. Good luck!

 

[septbaby]

We took a 5yo to the Cinderella dinner at the Grand Floridian. She was dolled up in her princess outfit and had an absolute ball. There were many younger than her, also in tiara's feeling like the princesses that they are. The Grand Floridian is also a beautiful place so leave yourself some time to stroll the resort before or after the meal.

As for enough for one day, you could spend some morning time in the park. Enjoy your resort/rest in the afternoon then have a great dinner. It is possible to see Wishes and the Electric Water parade from some outdoor locations at the Grand Floridian too. Another nice treat for her if she can stay awake.

My grammy took me on my first trip to WDW too. I was 12, but the magic hasn't left me since and I am a whole lot older than 12!