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  • On Jan 4, 2020
    Jennifer from AB Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    What are the top 3 Disneyworld dining experiences that would appeal to ages 5-7 and yet provide above average food options? I was considering Tiffins for the night time package, Be Our Guest or Cinderella?

    Jennifer, it is with deepest pride and greatest pleasure that we welcome you tonight!

    Thanks for bringing your question to the Disney Parks Moms Panel. I know one thing is for sure, my fellow panelists and I love to dine at Disney. You can ask anyone of us and we will all have our own personal favorite dining experiences so let me share a few of mine with you!

    Let’s start with breakfast! Breakfast à la Art with Mickey & Friends at Topolino’s Terrace-Flavors of the Riviera, is located at the newly opened Disney’s Riviera Resort and is absolutely breathtaking! The breakfast selections are incredible and so beautiful! I wish you could see my personal breakfast photo, I drool every time I see it. Did you know Mickey Mouse, Minnie Mouse, Donald Duck,and Daisy Duck are also there? This Character Dining experience is my new breakfast favorite.

    For lunch, my family enjoys Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater Restaurant at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. My 5-year old could not get over the idea that he was eating inside a car-shaped booth. The food was delicious and my children enjoyed the environment so much, that my husband and I were able to enjoy a peaceful meal. I mean we do have a 2-year old! 

    The dinner options you have selected sound perfect! I have myself have dined at all but one, which is Tiffins Restaurant. The menu looks incredible though so I will be planning to try it on my next visit! If Disney’s Animal Kingdom is where you would like to have dinner, I suggest dinner at Yak & Yeti Restaurant. This pan-Asian feast inside the Nepalese-style restaurant is absolutely incredible! I had a hard time deciding what to eat and debated ordering two plate, don’t worry I only ordered one.

    If I had to choose between Cinderella’s Royal Table and Be Our Guest Restaurant, I would say Be Our Guest Restaurant. You have to try the Grey Stuff, Lumière is right, it’s delicious!

    Jennifer I know I shared more than 3 dining experiences, but it really is so hard to choose my top 3! If you still can’t decide ask one of my fellow panelists, I know they will be happy to share their personal favorites as well. (Tip: Look at the restaurants menus with your family to see what they would be most interested in trying, before making your reservations).I know with time, you too will have your recommended top 3!

    Bon appétit!
    -Shantel
     
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Meet the Panelist: Shantel, Arizona

Hi ya Pals! I'm Shantel from Arizona. I am a mom of two and a military wife. I grew up going to the parks, and now we're sharing that tradition with our kids. When I am not visiting the Walt Disney World Resort, I'm at home researching and planning for our next trip! One of my favorite things to do is search for new snacks to try, especially if they are Mickey shaped. I'm definitely living the dream my heart wished for! I cannot wait to answer your questions and help make your vacation even more magical! Learn More About Shantel

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