If Disney Jr. could host a character meal...Wait till you see the price of “Adventure Friends” breakfast featuring Mirabel, Nick Wilde, Judy Hopps, Miguel and Raya!
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News More Character Dining to Return at Walt Disney World
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drew81
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ToTBellHop
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Finally, a reason to open Space 220 at 9 am.
wdwfan22
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A manager told us recently that 1900 and the tea room wouldn’t reopen until after the lobby refresh.
drew81
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I was thinking more on the lines of Odyssey.
mm52200
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It’s been back for over a year at this point.
As full character dining returns to Cinderella's Royal Table today, here is the updated pricing.
Breakfast - $65 for adults and $39 per child (pre-covid - $62/$37)
Lunch/Dinner - $79 for adults and $47 per child (pre-covid - $75/$45)
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/magic-kingdom/cinderella-royal-table/
Breakfast - $65 for adults and $39 per child (pre-covid - $62/$37)
Lunch/Dinner - $79 for adults and $47 per child (pre-covid - $75/$45)
https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/magic-kingdom/cinderella-royal-table/
Sirwalterraleigh
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Lol…keep drinking the sand
cmarten
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Wonder how much higher they can go….pushing 80 for a mediocre at best character meal is incredible
ToTBellHop
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Cinderella made the waffles, personally.$65 for breakfast
With a shed load of pixie dust for that price I’d hope.
James Alucobond
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Fresh farm-to-table pixie dust on an artisan croissant.
ToTBellHop
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Does Cindy practice sustainable pixie dust mining? Asking for a friend.
Sirwalterraleigh
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On site? Or in her condo in clermont and then nuke em in the sludge pit at the bottom of the service elevator?
GimpYancIent
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Character Dining experiences are a unique activity for Disney guests to enjoy it would be self-destructive to the Disney experience to not have them. Pricey? sure, but for the guests (thus far) worth the cost. Disney parks needs to develop more character interactive Dining experiences and vary the times of day (breakfast, lunch and dinner) to suit the early rising guest's vs the late day evening guests. Disney would have done better, for instance, having a Galactic (Star Wars) immersive character dining experience rather than the Star Cruiser and kept the Jedi Academy for the littles and an Intergalactic, other planet, Bone Yard style experience so the littles can work up an appetite. So long as the pricing does not rise to Star Cruiser ridiculous levels the costs of the interactive character dining thus far are fair, just need more of them. Disney has something and current management does not understand what to do with it.
Sorry I didn't read further. So a $5 increase post Covid? Meh. I'm sure enough will pay it that it will remain in high demand.