Please comment on my dining list

[Stepaway]

Our last visit was 2011 and we've never stayed on property before. Now have the added fun of our 2 children (DD7 and DS5). DD has her birthday while she's there so she's picked Bon Voyage Breakfast and CRT for her special day. Let me know what you think - where there is no breakfast meal shown it means we will eat something in the room or use a snack credit. We are not spending full days in a Disney park. I think we will do rope drop the first week and finish at lunch time then spend the afternoon back at Beach Club, Springs or just having time to chill. Then in the second week we reverse that. There are still some gaps below, especially on QS, so any suggestions are welcome. Not keen on Storybook Dining.

Sun 13 - HS
Lunch: Woody's Lunch Box
Dinner: Cape May Café

Mon 14 - AK
Lunch: Flame Tree BBQ
Dinner: Another QS

Tue 15 - Epcot
Breakfast: Garden Grill
Lunch: Snack if needed
Dinner: Chicken Guy

Wed 16 - MK
Lunch: BOG
Dinner: Tepen Edo

Thursday 17 - IoA
Breakfast: Beach Club Market
Lunch: TBC
Dinner: Marvel Dinner

Friday 18 - Epcot
Breakfast: Boardwalk Bakery
Lunch: Morimoto Asia
Dinner: TBC

Sat 19 - Volcano Bay
Breakfast: QS
Lunch: Snacks we pack for the water park
Dinner: Ohana

Sun 20 - Universal
Breakfast: QS
Dinner: Hacienda San Angel (and watch fireworks)

Mon 21 - AK (arriving after lunch)
Breakfast: Snack
Lunch: TBC
Dinner: Yak and Yeti

Tue 22 - MK
Breakfast - Snack
Lunch: Tony's Parade Package
Dinner: TBC

Wed 23 - MK
Breakfast - French Bakery at Epcot
Lunch - Sanaa
Dinner - Snack after fireworks/waiting for fireworks

Thur 24 - No park allocated
Lunch: Hollywood and Vine for Fantasmic Dining Package

Fri 25 - MK
Breakfast - Bon Voyage
Lunch - Nothing
Dinner - CRT

Saturday 26 - Leaving for airport

[collybird]

Looks great to me, we do exactly the same, a week of early starts, and then see the fireworks etc the following week.

It's fantastic that you've scheduled lots of resort time as you'll really get the best out of it that way. I also like that Epcot restaurants figure a lot so you're making the most of out of your location. Great planning!

Have a fabulous trip when it comes around.

[sheluk]

Looks like a great selection to me! My only ? would be whether you want to spend more time at Disney Springs at the QS offerings are really good there (we always like to do one early morning and one evening at least for the different atmospheres... and a good shop)- Blaze, D'luxe Burger etc but being that close to Epcot no doubt you are spoilt for choice too.

[rafjen]

Good selection- With CRT and Bon voyage on the same day you are likely to get 2 different Ariels and possibly Rapenzels- Will this spoil the magic for your daughter?

[Stepaway]

Originally Posted by rafjen

Good selection- With CRT and Bon voyage on the same day you are likely to get 2 different Ariels and possibly Rapenzels- Will this spoil the magic for your daughter?

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Hmmm I hadn’t thought about that. I’ll have a look into what’s typical at CRT and then think. Rapunzel is her main one so need to get that right. Thank you!

[Guest]

Looks like a good plan.

[collybird]

Originally Posted by Stepaway

Hmmm I hadn’t thought about that. I’ll have a look into what’s typical at CRT and then think. Rapunzel is her main one so need to get that right. Thank you!

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Sadly, we have never seen Rapunzel at CRT. Most commonly it is Ariel, Snow White, Jasmine and Aurora in the dining room. Rapunzel can possibly appear though.

Depending on how observant your daughter is you might be able to rescue things by 'reminding' Ariel and/or Rapunzel that you had breakfast with them.

Another possibility is moving Bon Voyage breakfast to your first morning!? We are always up at the crack of dawn and they open at 7.30 so you can still make rope drop at a park.