With the new extra extra magic hours being announced, does anyone know if it is likely the food stands and quick service locations will also be opening at 6 or 7am for breakfast? Due to medical issues I just need to plan when I can eat.
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How Early Does Quick Service Open?
- Thread starter Bananafaceal
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Jon81uk
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I'm pretty sure the only place you can get a quick service breakfast in most of the parks now is the Starbucks and I would expect that to be open at park opening. If you mean resort quick service food courts, they are usually open at 6:30am and I wouldn't expect the hours to change just for the extra early magic hours. You would probably do best to check at the food court in your resort when you check in. You could always take a bottle of juice and a pastry or something back to your room the day before ready for breakfast.
Sorry, I’m counting places like sleepy hollow and Woody’s lunchbox for breakfast as I don’t need a lot, it’s just if I’m up at 6 it would be nice to be able to have a waffle or something around 8 rather than a cereal bar
Jon81uk
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Personally if I was up early to take advantage of the Star Wars Galaxy's Edge area being open, I wouldn't want to spend time in Toy Story Land getting breakfast! I would assume the Galaxy's Edge breakfast offerings will be available (and they are currently offering breakfast items at DLR)
But if Woody's is open during regular extra magic hours, I would expect it to be open in the extra, extra hours.
Do you know If the Tonga toast is 24 hours there?
Tuvalu
Premium Member
Breakfast is served from 6:30-11 am. Tonga Toast is a breakfast item
Mickey5150
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If I need an early breakfast I just stop by the bakery in France the night before and load up on croissants. Come to think of it I'll do that even if i dont need an early breakfast.
Minnie Mum
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I also subscribe to the idea of buying a few breakfast items to have in your resort room. We always do a grocery stop before checking in, but if you can't do that, buying some fruit, juice and bakery items each prededing night makes sense.