That's true. I wish this breakfast was a buffet, or at least, all you can eat, like 'Ohana's breakfast. That way, since I don't eat meat and I'm lactose intolerant, I'll be able to fill-up on something. I hope they come out with the menu.
With how expensive this is, I probably won't do it with no TiW. It'd be cool, but not $55 cool. I'll watch a video of it on YouTube while eating dinner and the Star Wars score playing in the background and pretend I'm there.
In general, I would agree on this for lunch or dinner, but not breakfast. You simply can't beat the taste of the breakfast bar at CP and the huge selection for us with food intolerances.
Nowadays, I agree. That's how we've been conditioned though. There was a time when WDW offered fabulous sit-down breakfast options that were not buffets.
We have all but stopped going to Disney buffets because there is no value in them for us. I can simply not ingest and adequate volume of food to make a Disney buffet worth the price. I would much rather pay the same or less, get better quality and still leave a restaurant stuffed.
It is most common for mammals (including most humans) to eat as much food as they need to function. We are uniquely wasteful. But, feel free to pile 2 lbs of crappy, processed pastry only your breakfast plate and then throw it out because it's tasteless. Or try and convince yourself that those "cinnamon rolls" are edible.
*coughBoatwrightscough*
I remember enjoying Bonfamilles Cafe. Back when French Quarter was its own resort and guests weren't expected to take a 20-minute walk to enjoy the sit-down that is a listed amenity for all moderates...
It's really crazy. I'm 60 and have never, until a few months ago, had any food intolerances.
Son of a.....good bye $99 plus tax and shipping.
Not going for the 16" version? You could add a couple more digits onto that price then LOL
I am just going to leave all of the jokes I just thought of right in the old noggin.
If you really want to do it, book sooner rather than later. Never underestimate the power of the Star Wars fans.
I have always reserved a spot, but I have yet to ever see a run on them where a walk up would be turned away. At worst I saw people having to come back in an hour or two. That being said, I would still heed @wdwmagic 's advice. If you can make a reservation, do it.
we booked both also. we justified the cost as a means of not having to wait in lines to meet all those characters and can instead focus on other characters and other events duirng SWW.
