Surfs Up Mickey & Friends Breakfast

[inluvwithbuzz]

I just booked my ps for Mickey & Friends breakfast. Question is I am staying at the DI&S, What is the easiest way to get to the PPH? The only hotel I am familar with is the Disneyland Hotel. Do I take a taxi or can I get to the PPH walking through Downtown Disney? Or can I access the PPH by walking down harbor. Please help, I didnt really want to do this character breakfast but my DS5 wants too.

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

Walk through DTD to the GCH. Cut through the hotel to the front entrance, PPH will be across the street. It's to the left of the DLH when walking from the parks.

 

[Hojoanaheim]

Walk through DTD to the GCH. Cut through the hotel to the front entrance, PPH will be across the street. It's to the left of the DLH when walking from the parks.

Walking through Downtown Disney then through GCH is definitely the quickest way to walk to PPH. When you exit their main lobby, PPH is right across the street! If you did not want to walk, you can take a taxi; this should run you about $10.

Hope this helps
-Kriss

 

[inluvwithbuzz]

Thanks for the help. I definately know where I am going now. Its a lot easier than I thought it would be.

 

[Vala]

There's some barriers set up in the bag check areas before the parks open, but there's a walkthrough because some CMs get in that way too. If security stops you (happened to us with a 7 AM reservation) just tell them you're heading for PP for breakfast and it's okay.

 

[inluvwithbuzz]

There's some barriers set up in the bag check areas before the parks open, but there's a walkthrough because some CMs get in that way too. If security stops you (happened to us with a 7 AM reservation) just tell them you're heading for PP for breakfast and it's okay.

Good to know. Our reservations are for 8:10am, so it will probably happen to us too.

 

[taaren]

Please help, I didnt really want to do this character breakfast but my DS5 wants too.

Just wanted to say, we've resisted the character meals for awhile since we felt they were overpriced and our trips have always been adult-oriented (very ride intensive), but our childless bachelor friend talked us into going to Goofy's Kitchen for dinner this last trip and we had a blast. DS5 was very entertained, of course, but the character interaction with the adults would have been enough to make it worthwhile to us whether or not we take the kids. I think you'll have a great time.