I'm planning our first WDW family trip this March Break. I've spent a lot of time trying to plan out the days and activities at the parks. But I am trying to decide whether we should also be making a real effort to get around to some of the popular sit-down WDW restaurants.
So far, I've got us signed up for CRT and the Hoop Dee Doo Revue and, as we are staying at the Poly and AKL, I expect that we will be eating at Ohana's, Boma and Jiko. We will probably try to at least get another PS for a chacter meal at one of the resorts, e.g. Chef Mickey's. But, apart from that, I'm not sure what else to do. We'll be there for just over a week.
I can already tell that eating too many meals at the WDW restaurants will get quite expensive, particularly if you factor in the idea that we might put our kids in on-site childcare depending on the restaurant.
Anyways, my question is whether anyone can give me a sense of how the top WDW restaurants compare to GTA restaurants? Or, if you have a personal favourite restaurant, is there a local restaurant that it reminds you of? Artist's Point at Wildnerness Lodge looks intriguing but, if its nothing special, I'm just as happy to go to a food court or off-site.
TIA for your views.
So far, I've got us signed up for CRT and the Hoop Dee Doo Revue and, as we are staying at the Poly and AKL, I expect that we will be eating at Ohana's, Boma and Jiko. We will probably try to at least get another PS for a chacter meal at one of the resorts, e.g. Chef Mickey's. But, apart from that, I'm not sure what else to do. We'll be there for just over a week.
I can already tell that eating too many meals at the WDW restaurants will get quite expensive, particularly if you factor in the idea that we might put our kids in on-site childcare depending on the restaurant.
Anyways, my question is whether anyone can give me a sense of how the top WDW restaurants compare to GTA restaurants? Or, if you have a personal favourite restaurant, is there a local restaurant that it reminds you of? Artist's Point at Wildnerness Lodge looks intriguing but, if its nothing special, I'm just as happy to go to a food court or off-site.
TIA for your views.