For the past, say seven years, apart from 2003, we (me and my family) have took an annual pilgramage to Walt Disney World Resort in October. But yet, we still haven't ate at the resort, if you don't count counter service and snacks.
So for this year, I have mentioned to my parents about eating at a proper posh resturaunt in one of the four parks, and making a real night out of it. We can have a brilliant day in the theme park, then finish off the day with a beautiful meal. Now. Where do we go?
I have found the AllEars website particuarly helpful, with all its menues. I have 'narrowed' it down to;
Magic Kingdom
Tony's Town Square and Plaza Restaurant
Epcot
We have left Epcot out, I know shock horror! Although we will be visiting, the dining seems slightly too upmarket for a family. I don't think my 9 year old brother would be too interested.
Disney-MGM Studios
Now I can see us eating at the Studios most out of all the parks. I think trying the Fantasmic Dining Package might be good. So, this is out of the Hollywood Brown Derby, Mama Melrose's and Hollywood and Vine. But I am also interested in the 50s Prime Time Cafe - their menu looks delicious, and we are not that interested in priority seats for Fantasmic - there isn't really a bad seat in the house.
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Nothing too interesting here, plus the park closes early.
Downtown Disney
We have ate at Planet Hollywood before, and that was delicious. Anyone else got any good suggestions? Pleasure Island is off limits, I can't see my mum paying extra for PI admission.
So, comments, suggestions, reviews!?
So for this year, I have mentioned to my parents about eating at a proper posh resturaunt in one of the four parks, and making a real night out of it. We can have a brilliant day in the theme park, then finish off the day with a beautiful meal. Now. Where do we go?
I have found the AllEars website particuarly helpful, with all its menues. I have 'narrowed' it down to;
Magic Kingdom
Tony's Town Square and Plaza Restaurant
Epcot
We have left Epcot out, I know shock horror! Although we will be visiting, the dining seems slightly too upmarket for a family. I don't think my 9 year old brother would be too interested.
Disney-MGM Studios
Now I can see us eating at the Studios most out of all the parks. I think trying the Fantasmic Dining Package might be good. So, this is out of the Hollywood Brown Derby, Mama Melrose's and Hollywood and Vine. But I am also interested in the 50s Prime Time Cafe - their menu looks delicious, and we are not that interested in priority seats for Fantasmic - there isn't really a bad seat in the house.
Disney's Animal Kingdom
Nothing too interesting here, plus the park closes early.
Downtown Disney
We have ate at Planet Hollywood before, and that was delicious. Anyone else got any good suggestions? Pleasure Island is off limits, I can't see my mum paying extra for PI admission.
So, comments, suggestions, reviews!?
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