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Old 17 May 22, 09:05 PM  
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We are planning on grabbing quick style breakfasts from Starbucks etc, but if we did fancy a breakfast in the hotel do we have to book
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If you're staying onsite you just turn up at your hotel for breakfast xx
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It is pricey so really only worth it if you are going to eat lots. I like a decent breakfast but we eat enough to skip lunch.

Other options - Starbucks, Earl of Sandwich, Mac’s or my fave New York Style Sandwiches. All will provide a quick light bite.
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It is pricey so really only worth it if you are going to eat lots. I like a decent breakfast but we eat enough to skip lunch.

Other options - Starbucks, Earl of Sandwich, Mac’s or my fave New York Style Sandwiches. All will provide a quick light bite.
We probably wouldn’t eat lots that’s why I think we will only do one breakfast. My Dd wants Mickey waffles and pancakes do they do them elsewhere without having to get a full buffet breakfast
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You can buy a Mickey waffle in several places. It is more a dessert thing than breakfast. They come with icing sugar or nutella.

Victoria’s Home Style Restaurant is a nice place to get them if it is open. Or the food cart near the Cinemagique theatre in Studios.

They may do them at breakfast too, some hotels, but I haven’t seen them. We stayed at Art of Marvel in November and they had Captain Marvel waffles.
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Think I will give the full buffet breakfast a miss and have a Starbucks etc and she can have a waffle at some point during the day instead
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You can buy a Mickey waffle in several places. It is more a dessert thing than breakfast. They come with icing sugar or nutella.

Victoria’s Home Style Restaurant is a nice place to get them if it is open. Or the food cart near the Cinemagique theatre in Studios.

They may do them at breakfast too, some hotels, but I haven’t seen them. We stayed at Art of Marvel in November and they had Captain Marvel waffles.
They had them in Sante Fe when i went a few weeks ago but they werent great. My sister hated them (and one lot of them were rock hard!)
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