Why would any female character have to be in the girliest of outfits?
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News 1900 Park Fare at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort reopening in April 2024
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Ayla
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I am guessing they are gauging demand before they set a price.
Bocabear
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guessing...Little girls respond to Princess-style outfits. The more fantastic and sparkly the better... There was a very short line to visit Pantsuit Cinderella and Jumpsuit Belle...lol
The setting at the Grand Floridian also makes one want the characters dressed in fancier attire... If Taian were appearing at the Wilderness Lodge, then her Explorer outfit would feel just right...
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Yeah…try it without Mickey waffles and bacon
Weather_Lady
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She doesn't, but why is she informally (and in my opinion, frumpily) dressed when no other character will be? It doesn't fit the setting or the occasion, and makes her conspicuous for looking less elegant, less royal, and less sophisticated than the others, for no reason.
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This is the same venue that once had a pantsless bear.
Disney's response to what most guests will want from (at least) a breakfast buffet:
Weather_Lady
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I'm talking about the characters and costumes that were just announced, and comparing them to one another.
Whatever pantslessness occurred in the wild days of yore (or even the wild days of Eeyore) is irrelevant.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Well beyonce has decided she’s from a dude ranch now…so the walls have indeed come down
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Is it just me or every time Disney makes a decision on something now I shake my head and facepalm
Also, because it's WDW, a place where most people go to get away from everyday life. A princess attire is special, and probably what many kids expect to see a princess wear.
Imo, Tiana wearing her princess/fancier dress at the Grand Floridian just makes sense.
LittleBuford
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Very few of us see people dressed as old-time explorers in our day-to-day lives.
Tha Realest
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You mean the costume she wore in 90% of the film?
How much of PatF does she wear this outfit?
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
If I didn’t know better (and I’m not sure I do?)…id think they’re trolling their fans.
“You want what? Well how about I give you THIS?!?”
It reminds me of that scene In the third Star Wars movie where jar jar mugs for the camera in a scene…as if Lucas was just twisting the knife?
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Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
That doesn’t mean you have to have to agree with every thing they do…then go outside and chase the mailman after you go #2
bmr1591
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There are so many other character breakfasts where you can get that. I'm glad they opted for something different. Also, most kids will gladly scarf down doughnut holes, cinnamon pull-apart bread, breakfast pizza (depending what's on it), and muffins. Most will eat the bread pudding too. I don't think it'll be as big an issue as you think.
GhostHost1000
Premium Member
Isn’t that the truth.
Us - wouldn’t it be nice if they did X
Them - best I can do is the complete opposite and continue to kill the parks and resorts
True. She could still wear her old-time explorer outfit at other locations where she wouldn't look underdressed and/or out of place, imo.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
People don’t go to those for the cuisine
It will fail and they will change
Within a week they’ll be slinging pancakes or waffles…and then running plates from the kitchen with bacon
It still amazes me how many people think Orlando is like the Sorbonne crossed with the mandarin oriental in Singapore