PS at Chef Mickeys

SusanC · 02-27-2004

We are planning to have a Character Breakfast at Chef Mickeys at the end of May. Does anyone have any recommendations on the bast time to make our PS? I have read to try to go during off times so the kids will have more time with the characters.

We have been to WDW 2 times and had breakfast with Mickey at Ohana's both times. Will a 8 year old boy like Chef Mickey's as much as Ohanas?

We are going to Epcot after our meal (on Thursday).

tiggerlover1971 · 02-27-2004

i would recommend doing and early or late breakfast that way the chacters (sp?) are more likely to have more time and your wouldnt feel rushed in eating

SusanC · 02-27-2004

We were thinking of making it around 7:30. Would that be considered "early"?

tiggerlover1971 · 02-27-2004

Yes that is for me at least it is :)

MickeyMamma · 02-27-2004

We tend to go at about 10:00. That way most people have already left for the parks.

We hit the park first, then take a break for Chef Mickeys (only a 5 minute walk to get there from the park. With most people already at the parks, the characters can really spend lots of time with your family. It is one of our favorite things to do!

crystalrp · 02-27-2004

That is what I am thinking of doing. We will go to MK for EMH, then about the time the crowds start getting bad, head to Chef Mickeys for a late breakfast/early lunch. Then maybe hit Epcot via the monorail! Plus that way we should be full till late afternoon. (with a little help from a Mickey Ice Cream bar, of course!)

disneydana · 02-27-2004

I have heard that if you get the last seating the characters really spend a lot of time with you. I have seen someone say they were able to get a photo with all the characters at the same time this way.

goofygal1975 · 02-27-2004

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Originally posted by SusanC
We are planning to have a Character Breakfast at Chef Mickeys at the end of May. Does anyone have any recommendations on the bast time to make our PS? I have read to try to go during off times so the kids will have more time with the characters.

We have been to WDW 2 times and had breakfast with Mickey at Ohana's both times. Will a 8 year old boy like Chef Mickey's as much as Ohanas?

We are going to Epcot after our meal (on Thursday).

My 8 year old loves chef mickeys. After eating breakfast at O'hana's his favorite is still Chef Mickey's. (he likes that he can go and pick out what he wants on his own!)We always like to eat a late breakfast around 1030-11am. But if you are going to the parks that day, you may want to try for an earlier time. Have fun!!!

bsheaters · 02-27-2004

I've been to all the character meals. Chef Mickey's breakfast is the best. The characters (especially Goofey) plays with the children more than at other meals. They have this great napkin twirlling thing they do when anyone is celebrating special occasions & get the entire restaurant involved. It's a great fun meal. I go with adults only & we love going there. We reserve 11:00 - 11:30 on a day we are going to Magic Kingdom or Epcot
& ride the monorail in to Contemporary. Big time saver & you get to do something in the park while waiting. Food is superb & they only serve breakfast & dinner,. No lunches.
Have a great time!

SusanC · 02-27-2004

We got a PS at 7:40. We will eat early then off to Epcot.

**Dana** · 02-27-2004

Your kids are gong to love Chef Mickey's. It's the perfect way to start the day and get into the WDW spirit (as if we need help). 7:30 ps will allow you plenty of tiem to eat and get to Epcot before opening. Enjoy!

Amneris · 03-02-2004

I think the boy is going to LOVE Chef Mickey's! I've done breakfast at both Ohana's and Chef Mickey's, and CM is by far the best. The parade at Ohana's and controlled atmosphere of staying at your table is great for younger kids, but Chef Mickey's is better for the slightly older kids. The napkin twirling thing is just the BEST fun!!! I still wind up going around singing "celebrate, celebrate, celebrate with Mickey Mouse!". The buffet is excellent (although I prefer their dinner one). The whole atmosphere is just one big party thing. Whereas I still feel half-asleep at Ohana's, lol! :) Seeing Mickey and the gang dressed up like chefs is cool too -- but I'm not really found of Hawaiian shirts and WHY are the chipmunks in drag, lol! :)

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SusanC Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 154	PS at Chef Mickeys We are planning to have a Character Breakfast at Chef Mickeys at the end of May. Does anyone have any recommendations on the bast time to make our PS? I have read to try to go during off times so the kids will have more time with the characters. We have been to WDW 2 times and had breakfast with Mickey at Ohana's both times. Will a 8 year old boy like Chef Mickey's as much as Ohanas? We are going to Epcot after our meal (on Thursday). __________________ Oct 2002 - Port Orleans Riverside (4 nights) Mar 2003 - All Star Music (1 night), Coronodo Springs (2 nights) May 2004 - Port Orleans Riverside - (6 nights) Sept 2004 - Coronodo Springs - (2 nights) Feb 2005 - Pop Century (4 nights) Jan 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort (3 nights) June 2006 - 1 day visit while at beach Sept 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort - conference(4 nights) Oct 2007 - Pop Century (4 nights) MNNSHP

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tiggerlover1971 Official bouncer of DC Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: 100 acre woods Posts: 4,080	i would recommend doing and early or late breakfast that way the chacters (sp?) are more likely to have more time and your wouldnt feel rushed in eating __________________ Cheryl ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ woohoo only 20 more pounds to go to goal weight

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SusanC Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 154	We were thinking of making it around 7:30. Would that be considered "early"? __________________ Oct 2002 - Port Orleans Riverside (4 nights) Mar 2003 - All Star Music (1 night), Coronodo Springs (2 nights) May 2004 - Port Orleans Riverside - (6 nights) Sept 2004 - Coronodo Springs - (2 nights) Feb 2005 - Pop Century (4 nights) Jan 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort (3 nights) June 2006 - 1 day visit while at beach Sept 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort - conference(4 nights) Oct 2007 - Pop Century (4 nights) MNNSHP

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tiggerlover1971 Official bouncer of DC Join Date: Aug 2002 Location: 100 acre woods Posts: 4,080	Yes that is for me at least it is :) __________________ Cheryl ^i^ * Postcard Pixie * ^i^ ~ Sharing the Disney magic ~ woohoo only 20 more pounds to go to goal weight

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MickeyMamma Big Cheese Join Date: May 2003 Posts: 599	We tend to go at about 10:00. That way most people have already left for the parks. We hit the park first, then take a break for Chef Mickeys (only a 5 minute walk to get there from the park. With most people already at the parks, the characters can really spend lots of time with your family. It is one of our favorite things to do! __________________ Back from Disney, hoping to return again soon.

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PS at Chef Mickeys

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crystalrp Mouse Meister Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: skowhegan, maine Posts: 1,235	That is what I am thinking of doing. We will go to MK for EMH, then about the time the crowds start getting bad, head to Chef Mickeys for a late breakfast/early lunch. Then maybe hit Epcot via the monorail! Plus that way we should be full till late afternoon. (with a little help from a Mickey Ice Cream bar, of course!) __________________ 1972~off site 1982~Contemporary 1998~Port Orleans 1999~Caribbean Beach/Disney Magic 2001~Dixie Landings/Disney Wonder 2003~Wilderness Lodge/Disney Wonder 2004~POFQ and AKL

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disneydana Big Cheese Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: atlanta Posts: 646	I have heard that if you get the last seating the characters really spend a lot of time with you. I have seen someone say they were able to get a photo with all the characters at the same time this way. __________________ GO HOKIES!!

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bsheaters Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: May 2003 Location: Akron, Ohio Posts: 21	I've been to all the character meals. Chef Mickey's breakfast is the best. The characters (especially Goofey) plays with the children more than at other meals. They have this great napkin twirlling thing they do when anyone is celebrating special occasions & get the entire restaurant involved. It's a great fun meal. I go with adults only & we love going there. We reserve 11:00 - 11:30 on a day we are going to Magic Kingdom or Epcot & ride the monorail in to Contemporary. Big time saver & you get to do something in the park while waiting. Food is superb & they only serve breakfast & dinner,. No lunches. Have a great time!

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SusanC Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Georgia Posts: 154	We got a PS at 7:40. We will eat early then off to Epcot. __________________ Oct 2002 - Port Orleans Riverside (4 nights) Mar 2003 - All Star Music (1 night), Coronodo Springs (2 nights) May 2004 - Port Orleans Riverside - (6 nights) Sept 2004 - Coronodo Springs - (2 nights) Feb 2005 - Pop Century (4 nights) Jan 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort (3 nights) June 2006 - 1 day visit while at beach Sept 2006 - Caribbean Beach Resort - conference(4 nights) Oct 2007 - Pop Century (4 nights) MNNSHP

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Dana Super Mod/Packen' Kracken Join Date: Jun 2002 Location: Joisey Posts: 22,697	Your kids are gong to love Chef Mickey's. It's the perfect way to start the day and get into the WDW spirit (as if we need help). 7:30 ps will allow you plenty of tiem to eat and get to Epcot before opening. Enjoy! __________________ 82 off-site ~ 91 off-site ~ 97 ASMusic ~ 00 ASMovies 02 Wilderness Lodge ~ 04 Animal Kingdom Lodge 05 Animal Kingdom Lodge & Polynesian 05 Port Orleans French Quarter~06 Old Key West 07 Port Orleans French Quarter ~ 08 Old Key West~ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: 10 day WDW blowout bonanza! 623 days 19 hours 33 minutes

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Amneris Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Nov 2002 Posts: 418	I think the boy is going to LOVE Chef Mickey's! I've done breakfast at both Ohana's and Chef Mickey's, and CM is by far the best. The parade at Ohana's and controlled atmosphere of staying at your table is great for younger kids, but Chef Mickey's is better for the slightly older kids. The napkin twirling thing is just the BEST fun!!! I still wind up going around singing "celebrate, celebrate, celebrate with Mickey Mouse!". The buffet is excellent (although I prefer their dinner one). The whole atmosphere is just one big party thing. Whereas I still feel half-asleep at Ohana's, lol! :) Seeing Mickey and the gang dressed up like chefs is cool too -- but I'm not really found of Hawaiian shirts and WHY are the chipmunks in drag, lol! :) __________________ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ 1985 - off-site 2000 - Coronado Springs 2001 - Contemporary 2002 - DAKL 2002 - Contemporary 2003 - Western Carribean Cruise 2003 - Contemporary 2004 - DAKL 2004 - DISNEYLAND Grand Californian 2004 - Land / Sea 4-Night Cruise 2005 - SOG ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

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