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Let’s Recap! 1. Main Street Bakery – Main Street Bakery is the Magic Kingdom’s version of Starbucks. 2. Sleepy Hollow – Another wonderful Magic Kingdom breakfast option is Sleepy Hollow. 3. Cheshire Café – For a super light breakfast, stop by Cheshire Cafe. 4. Westward Ho! – The final Magic Kingdom location on our list, Westward Ho, started serving breakfast ...

Don’t let your body run on empty. Instead, fuel up at one of these affordable breakfast stops for a tasty, quick, easy, and inexpensive meal before you start your day full of fun! Those trying to save money at Disney may skip this important meal, but they don’t have to! Here are the most affordable breakfasts at Disney World! Magic ...

12. Ariel and Prince Eric Where to go: Trattoria Al Forno Nearly every little girl loves mermaids and princesses, so of course they go crazy over Ariel, the princess mermaid. Fortunately, thanks to the new character meal at Trattoria Al Forno—which takes place during breakfast hours—features both the princess and her prince. This is an exciting meal, and one that ...

Let’s Recap! 1. Cinderella and Prince Charming Where to go: 1900 Park Fare and Grand Floridian Lobby Cinderella and her handsome prince can actually be found in two different locations, both within the Grand Floridian Resort. 2. Drizella, Anastasia, and Lady Tremaine Where to go: 1900 Park Fare Also available for meet-and-greets during dinner time at 1900 Park Fare, this ...

6. Donald Duck Where to go: Cape May Cafe and Chef Mickey’s Nobody can resist a meet-and-greet with Donald Duck, even if he is a little grumpy. Therefore, you’ll probably want to reserve a character meal that includes this classic character.  Fortunately, Donald can be found at two different eateries and they’re both awesome options, meaning you’ll be happy no matter ...

9. Alice and the Mad Hatter Where to go: 1900 Park Fare A silly couple of characters that always leave guests in stitches, Alice and the Mad Hatter help you start your day off right by joining you at breakfast at 1900 Park Fare. The Hatter’s ridiculous logic, in addition to Alice’s innocent curiosity, make for fabulous conversations you won’t soon ...

3. Lilo and Stitch Where to go: ‘Ohana While dinner at ‘Ohana does not feature any characters, breakfast most certainly does. Two of the characters available at this breakfast are our buddies Lilo and Stitch. These two are always up to some sort of mischief, and breakfast time at the Polynesian Resort is no exception. 4. Mickey Mouse Where to go: ...

Everyone loves meeting Disney characters. In fact, I’d even go so far as to say that no Disney trip is truly complete until you’ve met at least one character. The thing is, not everyone wants to use valuable park time waiting in line to meet their Disney friends. Meanwhile, some people choose to visit the Disney resort area without even ...

10. Aurora Aurora goes by many names. For some she is Briar Rose, and for others, simply Sleeping Beauty. However, no matter what you call this princess, she is well-loved. If you have an Aurora fan on your hands, you’ll definitely want to add a meeting with her to your list of things to do! Where to find her:Aurora can be ...

Let’s Recap! 1. Anna and Elsa The fun-loving Anna and beautiful Elsa are a great pair to meet while at Disney. Unless your family has been living under a rock the past few years, the kids in your life will definitely know who these princesses are. Not only that, but because they are quite spunky and willing to act silly, ...