CRT

iluvwdw · 09-05-2003

I am within my 90 day mark in 3 days, and was wondering if this is a breakfast I should consider. I never thought of it, since I have a 22 month old little BOY and he has no clue who Cinderella is! But do you think this would be a good breakfast for us? Or should I just stick to Ohanas, Chef Mickeys, CP and the other Character Breakfasts....? Any thoughts? Have any of you ever gone with 2 year old little BOYS? If so, did they like it??? :nervous

ajbdk5 · 09-05-2003

Kim, if you're going to take a boy to CRT take them young, LOL!

Brendan was embarrassed by the Princesses at age 5, LOL.
Declan, however, was 3 at the time and he LOVED it!

You've done CP and Chef Mickey's. I think you should go for yourself, Kim, I really enjoyed it.

Aladdin does stop by too, and I think Peter Pan and Captain Hook duel outside or something.
Can anyone clarify?

Go for it Kim!

MickeyMac · 09-05-2003

Aladdin's not at CRT very often, but yes, Peter Pan duels Captain Gook during the Cinderella's Surprise Celebratoin - don't blink or you'll miss it. :0

AJ, you're cracking me up - I do agree, if you're going to try CRT, do it when he's young. There is a really cool knight up there, and a highlight with my kids is using the 'way cool' elevator.

Personally, if you're doing it for your son, I'd stick to something like Donald's Breakfastausaurus or CP or Chef Mickeys, but what the heck, why actually do something for Mom for a change. :D :D

DisneyAnne · 09-05-2003

Kim...

I can't believe its already time for you to make your PSs.... If YOU want to do CRT, I'd do it for yourself... and like Amy said, its probably best to do it now before Nathaniel gets too old to be embarassed to be there... Personally, I am waiting for the Adventurers Meal for myself....:whistle: LOL!!!! I'm sure Eugene wouldn't mind CRT ....

iluvwdw · 09-05-2003

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Originally posted by DisneyAnne
Kim...

I can't believe its already time for you to make your PSs.... If YOU want to do CRT, I'd do it for yourself... and like Amy said, its probably best to do it now before Nathaniel gets too old to be embarassed to be there... Personally, I am waiting for the Adventurers Meal for myself....:whistle: LOL!!!! I'm sure Eugene wouldn't mind CRT ....

Hahaha...you are probably right about that!!! Actually my PS date is Monday, just when I will be leaving for work! They open at 7am, right??? So MAYBE I will call just to see if I can get it...and MAYBE I should do it once for the experience. You're right, Amy and Anne...as Nathaniel gets older, he won't want to go! And MickeyMac, you said it perfectly....why not do something for MOM for a change?!? I think I will try to do it...wish me luck!

I will need it!!! :dazed

dznygrl · 09-05-2003

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Originally posted by MickeyMac
Aladdin's not at CRT very often, but yes, Peter Pan duels Captain Gook during the Cinderella's Surprise Celebratoin - don't blink or you'll miss it. :0

AJ, you're cracking me up - I do agree, if you're going to try CRT, do it when he's young. There is a really cool knight up there, and a highlight with my kids is using the 'way cool' elevator.

Personally, if you're doing it for your son, I'd stick to something like Donald's Breakfastausaurus or CP or Chef Mickeys, but what the heck, why actually do something for Mom for a change. :D :D

I apologize in advance, I don't want to sound smart alecky...

But who's "Captain Gook?" ?????? :laugh

:weird: ;)

MickeyMac · 09-06-2003

LOLOOLOL!! heheheee... talk about a typo...

jeannej · 09-07-2003

Please don't expect too much from your 22 month old. You never know how they will react to the characters. My son, who is now almost 11, was terrified of the characters when he was a toddler.
He dove under the table we were sitting at and pulled all the chairs toward him so that the characters couldn't get to him. This was at O'Hana's. It wasn't until he was 4 and loved Tigger that he over came his fear at the Crystal Palace.

A 6ft Goofy and a 5ft Mouse can be very frighteneing.

Jeannej

cbeccaboo2 · 09-07-2003

Have a question on CRT--How expensive is dinner. Has anyone been there recently and had dinner? Wanting to do dinner for the experience but don't want to take out a loan to pay for it. Understand $25-$30 for something special. Would that be in line?:)

LAURENGOLD · 09-07-2003

Hi-
I looked up dinner prices in my passporter, the prices they mention are as follows, prime rib $23-$26, steaks $24-$26, seafood $22-$23, chicken $20/ childs menu meal $6.20

Hope this helps.

Lauren

**DisneyTeacher** · 09-07-2003

Quote:

Originally posted by cbeccaboo2
Have a question on CRT--How expensive is dinner. Has anyone been there recently and had dinner? Wanting to do dinner for the experience but don't want to take out a loan to pay for it. Understand $25-$30 for something special. Would that be in line?:)

Here is a link to the menu for CRT.

http://wdwig.com/menu/menu_crd.htm

cbeccaboo2 · 09-07-2003

Yes, thanks for your help. Getting ready to do PS and did not want to do that if it was going to brake the bank. Thank again. :) :)

ILuvLudwig · 09-07-2003

I love CRT for breakfast, however I've only been able to get PS once in 4 years. My advice call at least 5 minutes before they start taking priority seating in the morning (it's 7:00 am Eastern time) and keep calling. The tables go within seconds, so be prepared to call the next day or have a back up for your trip. Good Luck and don't forget to try the french toast!

cbeccaboo2 · 09-07-2003

We are going to do dinner on Dec 9 for MVMCP. We are going to the last seating possible and try to say in the park. I think it will be fun to have dinner there. Called couple weeks ago and they said they could seat us as late as 5:00. They will start letting people into park at 6:00 I think. We are going to make a day at MK.:heart :)
I just :heart all of DC, you all are all so sweet. I love everyone. Thanks for all of your help. :heart :) :heart :)

iluvwdw · 09-08-2003

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Originally posted by jeannej
Please don't expect too much from your 22 month old. You never know how they will react to the characters. My son, who is now almost 11, was terrified of the characters when he was a toddler.
He dove under the table we were sitting at and pulled all the chairs toward him so that the characters couldn't get to him. This was at O'Hana's. It wasn't until he was 4 and loved Tigger that he over came his fear at the Crystal Palace.

A 6ft Goofy and a 5ft Mouse can be very frighteneing.

Jeannej

JeanneJ, don't worry about my toddler with the characters...we just went in August and he ABSOLUTELY LOVED the characters...couldn't get enough of them!!! He grabbed onto them and wouldn't let go! My little guy is not scared of anything...YET!!! I know I am going to do character meals when I go (that was the most magical part of my trip!), I just didn't know if CRT would be worth it. He doesn't know who Cinderella is, although I am sure he would love her just the same!!!

:laugh :) :laugh :)

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iluvwdw BLT for me! Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: Floral Park Village (Long Island), NY Posts: 7,413	CRT I am within my 90 day mark in 3 days, and was wondering if this is a breakfast I should consider. I never thought of it, since I have a 22 month old little BOY and he has no clue who Cinderella is! But do you think this would be a good breakfast for us? Or should I just stick to Ohanas, Chef Mickeys, CP and the other Character Breakfasts....? Any thoughts? Have any of you ever gone with 2 year old little BOYS? If so, did they like it??? :nervous __________________ Kim LIFE IS JUST BETTER WHEN YOU HAVE A DISNEY TRIP PLANNED! 1997 Double Tree ~ 1998 Vistana ~ 1999 April Vistana ~ 1999 July Vistana ~ 1999 Sept All Star Movies ~ 2000 Vistana ~ 2001 Vistana ~ 2002 Vistana ~ 2003 Aug Vistana ~ 2003 Dec All Star Sports, Polynesian & OKW ~ 2004 Feb Vistana ~ 2004 Dec Vistana ~ 2005 Vistana/All Star Music 2006 SSR and Vistana Villages ~ 2007 Sheraton Safari, Vistana, POP Century ~ 2008 Vistana Villages, Animal Kingdom Villas My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Our First Stay at BLT as DVC Members - President's Week 2010! 79 days 8 hours 26 minutes

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ajbdk5 Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Chicago Posts: 1,326	Kim, if you're going to take a boy to CRT take them young, LOL! Brendan was embarrassed by the Princesses at age 5, LOL. Declan, however, was 3 at the time and he LOVED it! You've done CP and Chef Mickey's. I think you should go for yourself, Kim, I really enjoyed it. Aladdin does stop by too, and I think Peter Pan and Captain Hook duel outside or something. Can anyone clarify? Go for it Kim! __________________ ~Amy~ It's about quality, not quantity. It's about info, not popularity. POLY 1979, POLY 1983, CBR 1992, CBR 1993, CBR 1995, Grosvenor 1999, Dixie Landings 2001 Pop Century 2004, ~CBR and MVMCP Dec. 2004!~ Last edited by ajbdk5; 09-05-2003 at 07:18 PM.

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MickeyMac Cherubic Chocoholic Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,233	Aladdin's not at CRT very often, but yes, Peter Pan duels Captain Gook during the Cinderella's Surprise Celebratoin - don't blink or you'll miss it. :0 AJ, you're cracking me up - I do agree, if you're going to try CRT, do it when he's young. There is a really cool knight up there, and a highlight with my kids is using the 'way cool' elevator. Personally, if you're doing it for your son, I'd stick to something like Donald's Breakfastausaurus or CP or Chef Mickeys, but what the heck, why actually do something for Mom for a change. :D :D __________________ ... back in the frozen tundra!

09-05-2003	#4 (permalink)
DisneyAnne Palmetto Pixie Join Date: Mar 2003 Posts: 2,148	Kim... I can't believe its already time for you to make your PSs.... If YOU want to do CRT, I'd do it for yourself... and like Amy said, its probably best to do it now before Nathaniel gets too old to be embarassed to be there... Personally, I am waiting for the Adventurers Meal for myself....:whistle: LOL!!!! I'm sure Eugene wouldn't mind CRT .... __________________

09-06-2003	#7 (permalink)
MickeyMac Cherubic Chocoholic Join Date: Mar 2002 Posts: 2,233	LOLOOLOL!! heheheee... talk about a typo... __________________ ... back in the frozen tundra!

09-07-2003	#8 (permalink)
jeannej Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2002 Location: South Florida Posts: 190	Please don't expect too much from your 22 month old. You never know how they will react to the characters. My son, who is now almost 11, was terrified of the characters when he was a toddler. He dove under the table we were sitting at and pulled all the chairs toward him so that the characters couldn't get to him. This was at O'Hana's. It wasn't until he was 4 and loved Tigger that he over came his fear at the Crystal Palace. A 6ft Goofy and a 5ft Mouse can be very frighteneing. Jeannej __________________ 1995- Contemporary Tower: waterview 1996- Poly waterview 1997- Poly waterview Contemporary Tower waterview 1998- Quality Inn Suites 2001- Coranado Springs Ranchos 7B 2003 - Nana's home Howard Johnson Plaza Resort 2004 - Spring Hill Suites at the Marriott Village Gaylord Palms Emerald Bay 2005 - November/Huricane Wilma Escapee Hampton Inn

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cbeccaboo2 Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mid-Missouri Posts: 503	Have a question on CRT--How expensive is dinner. Has anyone been there recently and had dinner? Wanting to do dinner for the experience but don't want to take out a loan to pay for it. Understand $25-$30 for something special. Would that be in line?:) __________________ Returning to the most wonderful place on earth in December 2007 Can't wait to see Mickey and Friends

09-07-2003	#10 (permalink)
LAURENGOLD Mouse Meister Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: Massachusetts Posts: 1,076	Hi- I looked up dinner prices in my passporter, the prices they mention are as follows, prime rib $23-$26, steaks $24-$26, seafood $22-$23, chicken $20/ childs menu meal $6.20 Hope this helps. Lauren __________________ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: Heading to the Beach Club!!! Loving the memories!!!

09-07-2003	#12 (permalink)
cbeccaboo2 Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mid-Missouri Posts: 503	Yes, thanks for your help. Getting ready to do PS and did not want to do that if it was going to brake the bank. Thank again. :) :) __________________ Returning to the most wonderful place on earth in December 2007 Can't wait to see Mickey and Friends

09-07-2003	#13 (permalink)
ILuvLudwig Baby MouseBuzzer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: 2 hours from WDW Posts: 1	I love CRT for breakfast, however I've only been able to get PS once in 4 years. My advice call at least 5 minutes before they start taking priority seating in the morning (it's 7:00 am Eastern time) and keep calling. The tables go within seconds, so be prepared to call the next day or have a back up for your trip. Good Luck and don't forget to try the french toast! __________________ Can anything top the magic of that little mouse?

09-07-2003	#14 (permalink)
cbeccaboo2 Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Mid-Missouri Posts: 503	We are going to do dinner on Dec 9 for MVMCP. We are going to the last seating possible and try to say in the park. I think it will be fun to have dinner there. Called couple weeks ago and they said they could seat us as late as 5:00. They will start letting people into park at 6:00 I think. We are going to make a day at MK.:heart :) I just :heart all of DC, you all are all so sweet. I love everyone. Thanks for all of your help. :heart :) :heart :) __________________ Returning to the most wonderful place on earth in December 2007 Can't wait to see Mickey and Friends

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