We used our fast passes, and ended up leaving the park early that day to take a break from the madness. We’d missed out on prime attraction riding time during the meal. Every queue was at almost max capacity, and the temperature was rapidly climbing to uncomfortable levels. It was kind of a bummer.īy the time we finished our meal, the park was extremely crowded. Just 30 to 45 seconds per child with each character. Our character interaction was very brief. We definitely felt like we didn’t get the most out of our dining credit. The food was okay, standard breakfast fare, nothing really special. Since the entire restaurant was waiting for the same thing, lines grew quickly and the buffet room was extremely crowded. Maybe it was an off day, but it seemed to take quite a while for all the food stations to be filled and ready for guests to eat. Since Tusker House is a buffet style restaurant, we were expecting to eat quickly. When we got there, sweaty and out of breath, we were taken to our seats in a reasonable amount of time. As soon as we made our way through the gates, we had to sprint to the restaurant to make sure we were on time. We played by the rules and didn’t make a ruckus. We were told we wouldn’t be allowed in the parks until opening, just like everyone else. When we asked cast members about our reservation and getting in the park early, we were turned away. We got our family up bright and early and made it to the park with plenty of time. Multiple sites had advised me that cast members would allow us into the park early to make the walk to the restaurant so we could make the reservation right on time. Our first breakfast at Disney World was at Tusker House for the very first seating of the day. So, following this advice, I booked the earliest available times for both Tusker House at Animal Kingdom and Cinderella’s Royal Table in the Magic Kingdom. The theory was, you could get early access to the parks to get some great pics, and enjoy a nice meal to start off your day. But there were a couple of meals I will never do the same way again.īased on NUMEROUS recommendations, I booked a few of our table service reservation for breakfast at Disney. For the most part, we were thrilled with our dining experiences while in the parks. I stalked the online reservation page until I had booked every meal at all the places we wanted to visit during this trip. Like any obsessed Disney fan, I scoured Pinterest for restaurant recommendations. During our last trip to WDW, we stayed on Disney property for the first time and had access to the Disney Dining Plan.
There are so many amazing restaurants in every Disney park. But I hate eating breakfast at Disney World! Glimpsing that iconic castle in person always makes me a little teary-eyed.
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