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zulupete1
18-05-2003, 14:11
I know this question as probably been posted before but, we are coming over from England for xmas 2003 and would like to know best place for xmas dinner with a 8 year old boy. We would like a traditional atmosphere but not to bothered at what we eat as long as its good. Disney restaraunts seem good but can I book from England and how long in advance.
floridadreamvilla.co.uk
18-05-2003, 14:38
We're planning on christmas dinner at the Rennaisance (sp?). There's a thread on here about it somewhere - I'll dig it out and link to it.
Andy & Arlene
18-05-2003, 17:15
The Renaissance was where we went last xmas. Excellent buffet.
We were there too, last Christmas, it was great :D
how much per person is the renaissance? (two adults, a 9 & 6 yo)
thanks Ed
$40 each in 2002 on Christmas Day... Their normal Sunday buffets are $30 each.
If I remember correctly our kids were half price.
How come we managed to miss each other Tracey?
I don't know Blott, with our crowd we're usually easy to spot :D :D
or hear [:I]
I didn't say that Tracey! ;)
You booked yet, John?? We are hoping to go too ( all my gang including all my adult kids plus Blottie and co) though I aint booked yet. Two of my kids are veggie too so it will be interesting to see how well they cater for veggies.
floridadreamvilla.co.uk
27-06-2003, 13:37
Not yet Julie. We're still pondering whether to eat in at the villa or to eat out although the latter is currently hot favourite and the Renaisance the top of the list there :).
floridadreamvilla.co.uk
27-06-2003, 15:05
Maybe we could all get a big table together Julie ?
Not sure if you've seen this Julie but the above was intended tongue in cheek - we've not decided what we are going to do yet
Andy & Arlene
27-06-2003, 19:36
We'll also probably go there again this year. So hopefully see you all.
By the way, we only booked 2 days beforehand last year and got in no problem.