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[joeyTmedia]

snagged a breakfast adr, but quick? is it all you can eat or pick 1item?

 

[growhappiness]

snagged a breakfast adr, but quick? is it all you can eat or pick 1item?

You pick one entree from the menu.

 

[joeyTmedia]

is it worth the $

 

[TexasJedi]

You'll get a bucket of pastries for your table, but then you choose one entree; it's not all you can eat or a buffet or anything.

As for whether it's worth the money, that's going to be a personal question nobody can answer for you...are the characters important, and if so, how much are they worth to you? You're paying for a character experience, so that's a big part of the equation.

As far as the food itself, in my opinion, it's one of the highest quality breakfast options in WDW. My family loved our visit this summer and will definitely do it again.

 

[growhappiness]

is it worth the $

No one can really answer that for you. You're paying for the characters, ambiance, and quality of the food vs quantity. For us, it was a one and done, but lots of people really love it.

ETA: There are tons of recent reviews on this board. Read them and then decide for yourself if it's worth it. Make sure you look for ones after mid-Feb because that's when they started enforcing the one entrée rule.

 

[Her Dotness]

The character interactions are about the best anywhere at WDW. They came to our table 3 times.

The food is good, but I don't consider it any better than that at the nearby Trattoria al Forno or Ale & Compass.

I wouldn't pay character meal prices unless I really enjoyed meeting characters. Why character meals cost so much is you're not standing in the hot sun waiting to meet a character. You're sitting and eating with the characters coming to meet you. THAT is worth what they cost, imo.