Hmmmm. Now I’m stumped. We were doing H and vine to get into park early at Bfast. Maybe it isn’t worth it.
We were doing chef mickeys the night we get there. What is seasonal dine?
I didn’t realize garden grill had Mickey. So the restaurant spins? That might be more fun?
I also heard beaches and cream was good.
Ohana was my favorite dinner the last time we went. I’ve heard it isn’t as good. Have you been lately.
Does the beast make appearances at his castle?
H&V PPO breakfast is a good way to get into the park early. It has been years since I had a little one, so I cannot remember the "Playhouse" Disney characters, but they are some of the featured characters from the morning Disney shows.
Minnie's Seasonal dine is fun, but I would not choose it over CM arrival dinner. That one is our favorite to kick off a Disney trip. We like the food, but a lot of people do not. It is typical buffet, but in an iconic WDW setting.
'Ohana has slipped in my opinion, and our last visit a few years ago was a disaster. I have booked it for our upcoming December trip, to see if we have a good experience this time. It is hot or miss I think, so if you had a good meal last time, keep it.
I have always thought B&C was overhyped. It is okay, but I would not go out of my way to eat there with so many other restaurants to choose from. People love it though, so don't go by me. It reminds me of our local Friendly's restaurant. On the Boardwalk we like Tratorria al Forno. It is a reasonably priced meal, the food is good, and the service has always been excellent. After dinner you can stroll the Boardwalk and enjoy the evening entertainment.
The Beast has a M&G for dinner. I think it is a pricy meal, and it woudlnto be my first choice of TS meals unless you have someone who really wants to meet him. I would try to book a PPO breakfast there, and with a few that age, head right to Peter Pan right after breakfast. That standby queue is the best in the MK in my opinion, and the youngsters will love the trip through the Darling house.