(I mean, your kids' favorite characters. Right.)
But when to enjoy your character meal? Do you book a character breakfast, and ensure that you'll meet your favorite characters right away? Or does booking what might be the highlight of the day for some kids (or adults) make the rest of the day seem too anticlimactic?
What about dinner, then? But what happens if you meet those characters in the park earlier in the day? Does that make the character meal less special, and not worth the extra cost?
That leaves lunch. But do you really want to spend all that potential ride time stuck in a restaurant?
Let's put it up for a vote, then. And after you vote, please click the link to comment and tell us about your dream character experience. Who would the characters be? The restaurant? Would there be a show, or just walk-around characters? And if you've already been to a character meal that you'd consider perfect, let us know about that instead.
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Even though breakfast is probably the best time to do a meal like this, there's an opportunity that not many folks mention: Late night dinner at Cinderella's table. The added delight here is that you're actually liable to get a reservation, even at a late date, and while the Wishes fireworks show goes off outside, you're _under_ the fireworks display. Everything outside seems to turn bright colors, and you can hear the booms through walls of the building.
Since the son and niece are older now, (14 going on 30), don't know if we will ever do character meals again.
Anyway, they took away my favorite character dinner: Liberty Tree Tavern
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