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We’re almost there… Disney’s 1900 Park Fare restaurant reopens very soon! Look at how much the breakfast and dinner character meals will set you back here.
1900 Park Fare
We are so excited that 1900 Park Fare reopens soon at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa. This resort has been undergoing refurbishments for some time, and now 1900 Park Fare has new theming and characters.
1900 Park Fare reopens on April 10 so be sure and make your reservation now!
We recently shared that you can dine and meet new friends such as Cinderella, Aladdin dressed in his royal Prince Aladdin outfit, Mirabel, and Princess Tiana in her updated look for Tiana’s Bayou Adventure attraction.
New Menu
Many menu items are returning with a few new dishes being added. Breakfast features the famous Grand Floridian Strawberry Soup and Bread Pudding with Vanilla Cream.
Breakfast and dinner will be served at 1900 Park Fare. Both meals are all-you-care-to-enjoy.
For a more substantial meal, check out dinner. Here, you’ll find Tiana’s Gumbo with spicy andouille sausage, baked salmon with saffron-lemon butter, carved prime rib, and more.
Be sure to save room for desserts like the toasted coconut cake and fudge brownie. You can see the complete menus HERE.
Pricing
It’s important to prioritize dining options when planning for a Disney vacation. While most meals cost more at Disney World, some table service meals cost quite a bit more.
Disney’s character meals are a convenient way to meet characters, but they come with a hefty price tag, especially for families.
The breakfast buffet costs $34 per child ages 3-9 and each adult will pay $54. Neither of these prices includes tax or gratuity.
In addition, dinner at 1900 Park Fare will set you back a bit more. Each child (ages 3-9) costs $41 and adults are $66 per person, excluding tax and gratuity.
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