Alternative Character Dining

[ccarcher]

Hi we already have Cinderella Royal table booked for breakfast (July 25th) and will no doubt be adding additional Disney character dining options to our plans for the kids who are 5 & 4

Would just like to know of any recomendations, and alternatives to Disney dining

My kids are big Jo Jo Circus, Bear in the Big Blue House, Young Einsteins (Playhouse Disney)and Dora the Explorer (Nick Jnr)

Are there any character dining experiences that include these, I beleive MGM have a Jo Jo & Young Einsteins character dining option

anyone recomend any of the alternative character dining options maybe available at SeaWorld, Islands of Adventure, Universal etc

[mizzy]

my children are older ages 9 and 11yrs and on our last trip and we all enjoyed dine with shamu[msnsmile] maybe worth a look

[millie]

This is fro the Disney website about the playhouse disney breakfast. Have not done this one so don't have any idea how good it is personally.

Sing, dance and play along with your Disney Playhouse pals. Join JoJo and Goliath from "JoJo's Circus" and June and Leo from "Disney's Little Einsteins™" for a magical, musical meal for kids and kids at heart. Enjoy a delicious breakfast or lunch — full of surprises. A bountiful buffet is perfect for the whole family, featuring Mickey waffles and house-made pastries in the morning, and kid-friendly and grown-up fare in the afternoon. It's a yummy togetherness treat!

Call (407) 939-7846† now to book this unforgettable family fun feast.

The other disney one I would recommend is Chef Mickeys in the Contemporary Hotel. Its a great atmosphere and the food is terrific. Good range of choices. I love the Krispy Kreme donuts and my husband loves the worms in mud (gummy worms in choclate mousse!!) - such healthy choices!!! There are the traditional things too and also lovely freshly made pancakes. You see Mickey, Goofy, Pluto and I believe now Chip and Dale are sometimes replaced with Donald. Every so often there is music playing and the kids dance!
Just very good fun!

L

[brizzle]

It is in MGM at (I think) Hollywood & Vine.
They'd just started doing it when we went last June and it was pretty good.
They had a 'presenter' in colourful clothing and headset/mic wandering around with the characters. Every now and again they'd sing and dance, a bit like Chef Mickeys but with a Playhouse Disney slant.