We used our dining plan for the breakfast dining. After viewing both the breakfast and dinner menus, we felt best with our picky eaters to venture for the breakfast. You can ask for Mickey waffles and I suggest you do as soon as you are seated. Kids and adults both love these adorable Mickey's.

When you are called to be seated you will first stop to meet one of the princesses. This is the first photo op, and a Disney Photographer will take your child's picture, you may also take your child's picture. Later while dining they will show you this picture and their picture packages you can purchase. If you are sucker for a cute face, be prepared. We weren't expecting this cost in our budget otherwise I'm sure we would have purchased these great pics.

This restaurant is great for any princess lover. Not every princess is at the restaurant and they cannot guarantee your little ones favorite, with that in mind, it is a wonderful experience. Cinderella is supposedly a rare citing since she has to watch over her castle. Regulars tend to be Aurora, Belle, and Ariel. We saw Mulan which just made our day. We haven't seen Mulan anywhere before. Ariel if walking, is dressed in her bridal attire. The best part of the meal are the characters, they actually talk to each child. Something we tend to forget since most characters have their faces and mouths covered. They asked children be seated on the ends for pictures and chatting purposes. If you have older children that are too cool for the princesses, simply place them inward. If you are not an adventurous eater I recommend the breakfast. Also, I would keep in mind with the breakfast you are paying for the experience and the characters not the food. Eggs and flour are the hardest thing to eat your moneys worth.