Akershus banquet hall for granddaughters birthday? Your opinions

tikka234 · 26 Jan 18, 10:30 AM

Hi when we go in August my granddaughter will celebrate her 7 th birthday loves the princesses.
Have been looking at Akershus banquet hall reviews look ok
Looking maybe breakfast what's the price difference between breakfast lunch and dinner?
How do we go about getting her given a birthday card?
Any information on price food experiences please
Thanks

tikka234 · 27 Jan 18, 01:34 PM

Anyone
How do we get a birthday card brought to our table

Guest · 27 Jan 18, 06:32 PM

We went every year when our daughter was younger.
Your granddaughter will love it.
Go for breakfast, best bet for fussy eaters.
Not sure about the birthday card, maybe take one with you and give it to the staff when you check in.

tikka234 · 27 Jan 18, 06:43 PM

Originally Posted by PhilReid

We went every year when our daughter was younger.
Your granddaughter will love it.
Go for breakfast, best bet for fussy eaters.
Not sure about the birthday card, maybe take one with you and give it to the staff when you check in.

Thanks we have got some fussy eaters
I know the come out with signed birthday cards
Anyone else know about the cards

MrsBrown · 27 Jan 18, 06:57 PM

If you say on your booking it's a birthday celebration then I think you will get the card. Not eaten there but had a birthday celebration at Tusker house once and they took a cup cake and card out.

tikka234 · 27 Jan 18, 07:51 PM

Originally Posted by MrsBrown

If you say on your booking it's a birthday celebration then I think you will get the card. Not eaten there but had a birthday celebration at Tusker house once and they took a cup cake and card out.

Thank you

vowels · 27 Jan 18, 10:41 PM

We went to Akerhaus for dinner. They gave my children cupcakes for their birthday, no card. I do not think the princesses/characters give cards/gifts bought by the guests to the children.
My children got cards in Crystal Palace, Tuskers and Hollywood and Vine but they were given with cupcakes from the server.
The only way I can think to have the princesses deliver a card/gift is to purchase a package from Disney Florist which is quite a bit more expensive than a card.
For a personal experience, go see Mickey Mouse at Magic Kingdom Townhall. My youngest two had their birthday badges on a Mickey had everyone sing happy birthday to them.
Got to love Mickey

**scoobydooby** · 28 Jan 18, 12:57 AM

I�ve been to WDW on my husbands birthday 8 times. He�s not s child obviously but he�s never got a card. We have had a birthday cup cake 7 times. Once at Chef Mickeys. Nothing! Don�t rely on a card.

27 Jan 18, 06:32 PM	#3
	27 Jan 18, 06:32 PM Guest Guest
Guest Guest	We went every year when our daughter was younger. Your granddaughter will love it. Go for breakfast, best bet for fussy eaters. Not sure about the birthday card, maybe take one with you and give it to the staff when you check in. Edited at 06:33 PM.

27 Jan 18, 10:41 PM	#7
	27 Jan 18, 10:41 PM vowels Imagineer
vowels Imagineer Join Date: May 14	We went to Akerhaus for dinner. They gave my children cupcakes for their birthday, no card. I do not think the princesses/characters give cards/gifts bought by the guests to the children. My children got cards in Crystal Palace, Tuskers and Hollywood and Vine but they were given with cupcakes from the server. The only way I can think to have the princesses deliver a card/gift is to purchase a package from Disney Florist which is quite a bit more expensive than a card. For a personal experience, go see Mickey Mouse at Magic Kingdom Townhall. My youngest two had their birthday badges on a Mickey had everyone sing happy birthday to them. Got to love Mickey