Victoria & Albert Table for 1 ??

[GinnerD]

Have you ever dined solo at V&A ?? I am seriously considering looking into this. If you have, would you mind sharing your experience?

Thanks

 

[GinnerD]

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[boswellnakia]

I travel to WDW occasionally without my kids and have never thought about eating there by myself, but it is an appealing idea. For the money, my kids would be to picky eaters to spend that $$$$, but for one, that could be a wonderful possibility on my next solo trip. I hope someone can let know know what the experience was like.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Much as I love to eat at V&A (often), and will usually dine solo, I would not do solo at V&A. The normal meal length is 2½ to 3 hours and there is not really sufficient light to read for.

However, I have gone as an add-on for some people, obviously paying my own way. And since I have a Tables in Wonderland discount card I am able to get the discount applied to everyone.

Contact me if you are interested in having a dining companion who is very knowledgeable about Disney.

 

[GinnerD]

Cheshire Figment, thank you. I will certainly keep that in mind.

 

[abdgeek]

Have you ever dined solo at V&A ?? I am seriously considering looking into this. If you have, would you mind sharing your experience?

Thanks

I dined solo at V & A last year for my birthday and had a great time! I took my kindle and read between the courses. Everyone was nice and the manager even apologized at the end of the meal for not having a reading light for my kindle(I could see to read, but the lights are low to set the mood).

I did the seven course meal in the dining room. The whole meal took about 2-2.5 hours and was well worth the money and having to get dressed up! You are asked ahead of time about dietary restrictions so that the chef can make sure the menu fits your needs.

If this is something you want to do, go for it. I was the only solo diner and nobody looked at me funny. Don't let what other people may think stop you from enjoying yourself.