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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
Hi Disneywife!
LOL! Our first proper night was the sunday night - the day after we arrived!! Coming from England we were all very tired so our first night (the saturday) didn't count!! So by my reckoning, our first 'proper' or real night of our holiday was the sunday! Issy is Isabelle, my beautiful gorgeous 6yr old stepdaughter!! Hope that makes things clearer!!! 
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
Here's something you might like to look at, Cinderbella, (great name, by the way)
 Breakfast Menu http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_cmb.htm Dinner Menu http://www.allearsnet.com/menu/menu_cmk.htm
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| 10-13-2004 | #18 (permalink) |
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
We have done Chef Mickey's for breakfast and are planning both breakfast & dinner for our Dec. trip. The breakfast was great, the characters spent a lot of time with the guests, and I think the later the seating, the better! Less crowded, and you get to enjoy it more.
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
ahh thanks guys your the best....i think i am going to stick with my orginal PS for 11:10 just because im thinking of making a PS at Sci Fi or Prime Time for dinner one night.....its a suprise for my dbf...although..he probaly won't even notice because im the disney nut...so heres my second question...which one sci fi or primetime?
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
Cinderbella, I would try Prime Time, I think. I don't seem to remember being that impressed with the Sci-Fi menu.
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
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I think it depends on your personality. I don't like "playing along" and having people mess with me during my dinner. There is no way I would go to Prime-Time. So, we went to Sci-Fi. We all really liked it because it was fun. I had the ribs which were good. I always here people getting down on Sci-Fi for the food. To me it was fine and we went there for the atmosphere. It was expensive but I believe all the dinners are. ps, sorry to say I did not care for Chef Mickey's. I think everyone but me and my dh like it - LOL. We went there for dinner and I did not really care for it. But I think it was because we had already done a character meal at Crystal Palace that was breakfast. It was really really good food and classy and mellow there. Chef Mickey's is anything but mellow. : )
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Re: Chef Mickey's for breakfast or dinner
I would have to say Sci-Fi for the cool theme!
I would like to go there for lunch!
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