Disney World dining room … Nature Dining Restaurants

<p>Being a former Disney World dining agent, most of the incoming calls I received were guests wanting to book for a character meal. So what’s the big fuss about them? Well, Disney World has made it to where guests can dine with and be entertained by the Disney characters. The characters are offered for breakfast, lunch and dinner at certain restaurants. The only bad part is the amount of effort it takes to get a reservation. Because of the popularity of the character restaurants, they tend to book up quite fast. At the time of this writing you can book your dining reservations up to 90 days out.</p> <p>Located in the Castle in Magic Kingdom, <em>Cinderella’s Royal Table</em> is one of the most popular dining locations in Disney World. For breakfast and lunch, Cinderella and friends will meet and greet with you at your table. You get to dine while each character comes by your table and talks to you. They are available for pictures and autographs as well, so be sure to have an autograph book handy. electric photo packages are also available. Some kids love to dress up when they dine with Cinderella. I mean what little girl doesn’t love Cinderella? For dinner, only the Fairy Godmother is available, so it’s a bit less of a character dining experience. The Fairy Godmother doesn’t meet and greet with you, she just kind of floats around. However, Cinderella is available in the lobby. Anyway you choose, this location is a great dining experience for the whole entire family.</p> <p>Another great restaurant in Magic Kingdom is the <em>Crystal Palace</em>. Armed with Winnie the Pooh & Friends, this dining location is a great experience for the little ones. These adorable characters are available for breakfast, lunch and dinner. So, you get around the clock fun from the 100 Acre Wood friends. Pooh, Tigger, Piglett, and Eeyore walk around, meeting and greeting with the guests. Give hugs, take pictures and have a magical day!</p> <p>Lilo and Stitch invite you for a character breakfast at <em>’Ohana, </em>located in the Polynesian Resort. Did you know that ohana means "family" in the Hawaiian culture? Lilo and Experiment 626, better known as Stitch, extend their hospitality to you and your entire family. The decor is inspired by the South Seas – wood carvings, stone tikis, and Polynesian motifs. The autographs, pictures, food and hospitality, makes you feel like you’re part of their intergalactic <em>’ohana</em>.</p> <p>Join Mickey, Pluto and Chip & Dale at the Contemporary Resort for a fantastic breakfast or dinner at <em>valentine’s valentine\’s chef Mickey’s</em>! Minnie and Pluto may even make a surprise visit. You never know who might show up. This dining experience is certainly one you don’t want to miss, especially if you have little ones. The characters walk around, meeting and greeting each table in the restaurant. valentine’s valentine\’s chef Mickey’s even cooked up the 2004 <em>Disney Magazine</em> Reader’s Choice Award for best overall Walt Disney World Resort restaurant for kids! Join Mickey and his pals for an experience that you’ll remember for a lifetime.</p> <p>At the <em>Tusker House</em>, located in Animal Kingdom, Donald, Daisy, Mickey and Goofy invite you to Donald’s Safari Breakfast. Only breakfast has the characters at this location. This is an African themed restaurant in the Harambe village. Kick back, have fun and don’t leave without a picture and autograph from one of the famous characters.</p> <p>Goofy and friends, which may include a special guest appearance by Minnie Mouse, can all be seen at the <em>Cape May Cafe</em>. Located in the Beach Club Resort, this restaurant offers an all-you-can-eat breakfast and dinner buffet in a lively beach-themed environment. The characters are only offered during breakfast hours. Catch the characters in their nifty beach attire while they walk around to each table greeting guests.</p> <p><em>Hollywood &amp

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