Good Morning!!
I had continue the princesses bit, cause really, I could go on and on but I won't. I know its a hot topic. There were more pics of my sister and me with the princesses so I included them in this entry.
There are two other character meals on property that have the sacred princesses besides Cinderella's Royal Table in the Castle of Magic Kingdom. One is called Restaurant Akershus in the Norway Pavilion at EPCOT, the other is in Disney's Grand Floridian Resort in the restaurant 1900 Park Fare (one of my favorite locations that I've previously bragged (I mean blogged) about their fantastic character breakfast.
Of course for both the character breakfasts in the Magic Kingdom and EPCOT, you need to be able to get into the parks, which means you need park admission. But the one at the Grand Floridian doesn't require that being in a resort. In Norway, you'll find a combination of 4-5 princesses (all subject to change) in a beautiful Norwegian style banquet hall. Cinderella will not be there. Usually this is where you're going to find Princesses Jasmine, Aurora, Belle, Pocahontas, or Ariel, among others. Its available at either breakfast, lunch, or dinner, although I usually recommend the breakfast to my clients. The lunch and dinner are fine, but it being in Norway, the food has a Norwegian flare to it. If I'm going to book that, I will first ask how adventurous my clients are as eaters. :) The breakfast is a regular American style one, the lunch and dinner having things like a variety of meats and cheeses, salmon, potatoes, that sort of thing. If you like to eat adventurously, the food is pretty good. :) And its all served all you can eat family style.
At the Grand Floridian Resort in 1900 Park Fare, its American style food and this is where you'll find Cinderella and her storybook friends. Usually her stepsisters, the mice, the fairy Godmother, and I've even seen her handsome Prince there. "So this is love mmmmm...so this is loooove..." Sorry, got caught up there for a second. :)
It's a buffet at dinner just like breakfast of American style food, pastas, chicken, meat, sides, desserts, etc. and usually a good back up for the people who don't get into the castle or don't want to go into the park. Its not that I don't have a lot to say about this location, I just booked it for a client 2 days ago, I recommend it, and enjoy it. So there. I'm feeling very to the point today. There are other things to do at Walt Disney World that involve the princesses...but to hear about those you're just going to have to stay tuned..... (can you stand the suspense!!)
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