Sequoia Lodge breakfasts

[Suzi-Q]

Anyone know what the breakfast scrum is like at SQ? Stopped at Cheyenne last time which was manic in March, I'm hoping the SQ will be a little bit more civilised in January??

Also just rang up for a quote to upgrade from SQ to DLH but don't think that will be happening at an extra £1108 can't really justify that just for a more peaceful breakfast (thats on top of the £1866 it's already cost me!!)

 

[Cyrano]

Walked through Sequoia Lodge at 8.00am and guests were queued up the stairs waiting to get in for breakfast. So would guess that the early bird would miss; as you say, the scrum

 

[torsie24]

Walked through Sequoia Lodge at 8.00am and guests were queued up the stairs waiting to get in for breakfast. So would guess that the early bird would miss; as you say, the scrum

Hahaha, indeed they do.

Jack and I had 7am breakfasts when we were there and were always straight in and seated with hardly anyone else there.

On our last day we had 7am breakfast and then packed and checked out and the queue was really big by them time we head out to the parks at 8ish.

Does anyone now what the queues are like later on? When I stay at DLH in Jan I'm hoping to come back in after EMH for a late breakfast...will there still be a srum at like 10? And does breakfast do on till that late?

 

[Cyrano]

Does anyone now what the queues are like later on? When I stay at DLH in Jan I'm hoping to come back in after EMH for a late breakfast...will there still be a srum at like 10? And does breakfast do on till that late?

I would think you are safe at this time of day as even the late risers should mostly have organised to go to the parks

 

[torsie24]

I would think you are safe at this time of day as even the late risers should mostly have organised to go to the parks

Awesome!! Will be nice to warm up with some egg on toast.

 

[A Small World]

We had 2 late breakfasts at SL in summer - about 9.30 and found it so much more civilised than Santa Fe or Cheyenne. You were shown to a table which really helped. We didnt have to wait at all we were right in both times

 

[NETGURU]

When it comes to breakfast anywhere, 7am seems to be the optimal time. Cheyenne was nice and quiet at 7am. So was the Norbreck in Blackpool. An 8am breakfast can really ruin your holiday anywhere. You have been warned lol!

 

[Sweet Pea UK]

We just stayed at SL in August and had no problems at breakfast, we ate at 7.15 on 2 days and about 8 on another day. The other day was in Fantasyland. On the day we ate at 8 when we left about 8:30 we could see several people queuing up the stairs so my advice would be the earlier the better!!

 

[cap'njack.]

My personal experience has been the earlier the better for breakfasts at Disneyland Paris (other than the DCR where you pick up your own)

I'd say to go for as early as you possibly feel that you can make it for.

 

[Fiona35]

We had 7am breakfast slots and it was fine, showed to a table and no scrum!! It was getting busier as we came out and on one day we didn't leave till 8.15am and there was quite a queue outside, as everyone else has suggested eat early!!!

 

[Young Pooh]

Just got back from SL last night and had an 8am breakfast every day - never had to wait longer than about 5/10 minutes for a table. They have two queues for each restaurant - one for people arriving at their designated time, and one for people who have turned up at the wrong time. Those arriving on time seem to be given preference over those who are late.

 

[ema74]

Just got back from SL last night and had an 8am breakfast every day - never had to wait longer than about 5/10 minutes for a table. They have two queues for each restaurant - one for people arriving at their designated time, and one for people who have turned up at the wrong time. Those arriving on time seem to be given preference over those who are late.

It was the same in April and wprked very well