Princess Storybook Breakfast or 1900 Park Fare

[MickeyNicki]

Which one is better for characters? Which one would 2 little girls prefer?

 

[Princess4Eeyore]

I thouroughly enjoyed 1900 PF brekky - there was Tigger, Pooh, Mary Poppins & Mad Hatter - the food was awesome too!!!
However, if you're going for your girls and they love princesses then I would have to say Princess Storybook Breakfast. There is about 4 to 5 princesses and I think that most girls would love that. The food was ok too.
Enjoy

 

[sleepydog25]

If the girls love the princesses, then PSB is the must of the two breakfasts. As noted by Princess4Eeyore, food is good and plentiful, and the princesses have been a delight when we've gone. Exactly which princesses will appear varies each day, but those we have seen are Sleeping Beauty, Snow White, Jasmine, Mulan, and Belle. Others do occasionally make appearances, so I've read. Our daughter thoroughly enjoys this meal, and it's a lot easier to book than CRT. I'm sure you will enjoy whichever you choose.

 

[WANNABE@WDW]

We have done both places many times. If you are wanting to get more meetings (i.e. signatures and pictures) with the princesses then definately do the Storybook at Norway. If you are wanting more time and interaction with the characters, then do 1900 Park Faire. We really enjoy having dinner with Cinderella and Prince Charming (we are actually having Thanksgiving dinner there this year). I love the fact that they circulate through the restraunt and come back around several times. The atmosphere is a lot more relaxed than either the Storybook or CRT. You don't feel rushed because there are 200 other families waiting outside to meet the princessess. Both the breakfast and diner at 1900 Park Faire have very good food. Your little princesses will enjoy both of these events! Have fun!

 

[sjms71]

I think food is much better at 1900 park fare great character interaction. However, PSB is all about the princesses and if you would like to see them all
(not cindy) that's the place to be. When we were there I did feel the character interaction was very brief.