Resort Character Breakfast-- which one?

[sahm2two]

I'm thinking about doing a character breakfast on our last day, after we check out, before we drive home. Which one would you prefer?

Right now I'm thinking 1900 Park Fare or Ohana. It has to be in a resort so we don't have to get another day of park tickets just for breakfast.

Also, I have both of these restaurants planned for dinner on different nights, but I realize the characters are different at PF in the morning vs. night, and I know Ohana doesn't have characters at night, so either way it would be a different experience with different food.

Which one would you pick? Or do you have a different suggestion all together?

For reference here are our other ADR plans- Akershus breakfast, 1900 Park Fare dinner, Ohana dinner, SciFi drive in, Boma, BOG breakfast, BOG dinner, Tusker House breakfast, Whispering Canyon Cafe, and possibly Garden Grill
(can you tell we're doing the DDP? )

 

[CookieandOatmeal]

How about Cape May at the Beach Club? It's pretty nice there and a nice change of venue since I noticed you don't have any ADRs there. Characters are a bit of a repeat though if you're doing Tusker House.

 

[Sorrel]

Another vote for Cape May. It's a lovely airy dining room, with great characters and a good quality buffet. And you can stroll around the Boardwalk afterward if you have a little time to spare., which kinda prolongs your Disney experience.

 

[Judique]

I like both Ohana and 1900 Park Fare for breakfast.

The edge for me is that at 1900 Park Fare, I get smoked salmon, lobster eggs benedict and strawberry soup in addition to the regular breakfast offerings. I like the buffet there and enjoy choosing my own food from a fairly nice spread.

Ohana is a different service in that the food is brought to your table in a large pan. Scrambled eggs, bacon and sausage and fried potatos, plus the coconut bread and a platter of cut up fresh fruit, and Mickey waffles! As much as you care to eat!

When we were a large group, the Ohana service worked well for us. I tend to do Ohana when staying at the Polynesian, but I've traveled from my resort to eat at !900 Park Fare - you won't go away hungry at either.

 

[sahm2two]

I thought about cape may but since we would be seeing the same characters at tusker house, figured I would branch out a little. May also see those characters at garden grill. However we may change our plans for garden grill since we added tusker house and Epcot has good adult food

 

[got15]

another vote for Cape May!!

 

[mkla2015]

Ohana breakfast is a must for us- very relaxed, served family style, the food has always been very good. And, we love Lilo and Stitch!

 

[senadler]

I have never been to 1900 Park Fare, but Ohana is our favorite character breakfast. My kids love stitch, and we also find it much more relaxing since it is served family style. You don't need to rush to the buffet and worry about missing character the way you do at other locations. This one is a must do for us every trip regardless of where we are staying.

 

[2Pirates2Princesses]

I would pick 'Ohana breakfast or Cape May breakfast since you are already doing 1900 PF for dinner. Have fun!

 

[jimmytammy]

Ohana over 1900

 

[Wood Nymph]

Cape May would be a lot more convenient than a MK area resort. The restaurant is very laid back and relaxing. The food is good and the characters are friendly.

 

[DisneyWishes14]

Of the two, I would pick 1900 Park Fare. O'hana will be a slight repeat in characters plus I find the breakfast food there to be limited (it's family style) and very salty. 1900, IMHO, has the biggest character bang for your buck - LOTS of characters plus no repeats from your other meals. You will also get a much bigger variety of food and much better quality!

 

[joanjett1976]

We love O'Hana! Great view, fun atmosphere and characters. The pineapple bread alone makes the meal worth it for me. The family style skillet is quite good and they offer special meals for special diets.