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  • On Jun 20, 2013
    Richard Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    My daughter is 15, is that to old for any of the character dining experiences???

    Hi there, Richard!

    I personally think that Character Dining experiences are perfect for dreamers of all ages! I have a 15-year old boy and an 11-year old girl and they still LOVE dining with Characters. Now, we don't go to Hollywood & Vine to see Disney Junior friends, but we often go to 1900 Park Fare because Cinderella's Step-Sisters are an absolute hoot at dinner time. We also like to go there for breakfast because the Mad Hatter and Alice often appear there and they are very fun as well. Mary Poppins typically pays a visit there too and that movie is a family favorite!

    I think a lot of it also has to do with your child specifically. My kids really enjoy playing along with whatever happens to be going on and they love watching the reactions of other children in the restaurant too! Some of the Characters don't speak but my kids have lots of fun dancing with them! :) If your daughter is a Disney Princess fan, she may really like Cinderella's Royal Table or Akershus Royal Banquet Hall.

    I hope this helps with your decision, Richard! Please feel free to stop back by if we can help with any other questions you have!

    Wishing you a Pixie Dusted vacation!

    ~Jackie
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Meet the Panelist: Jackie, Florida

Hi! I'm Jackie, mom to a teenage boy and a tween girl! I've traveled to Disney Parks with toddlers, grandparents, and everything in between and I'm excited to help you plan your Pixie Dusted vacation! So, go ahead, ask me a question or two! Learn More About Jackie

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