More Character Meals Returning to Walt Disney World
First Look: More Character Dining to Return at Disney World
More character dining is returning to Walt Disney World Resort
If you have been waiting patiently to dine with Disney characters, I have some great news! Today, Disney World announced that even more character meals are returning for guests, including my personal favorite, breakfast with Stitch at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort!
The Crystal Palace: A Buffet with Characters featuring Winnie the Pooh and Friends
Returning September 20, 2022 for lunch and dinner, just off Main Street U.S.A. inside Magic Kingdom Park. Feast on prime rib, ravioli and peal and eat shrimp.
‘Ohana Best Friends Breakfast featuring Lilo and Stitch
‘Ohana Best Friends Breakfast featuring Lilo and Stitch
‘Ohana is currently opened for breakfast minus Lilo and Stitch but they’re coming back on September 27, 2022! ‘Ohana is located at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort, just outside the Magic Kingdom. You’ll find pineapple coconut breakfast bread, Mickey waffles of course and Lilikoi juice.
Cape May Café Minnie’s Beach Bash Breakfast
Join Minnie Mouse and friends at this New England inspired restaurant located inside Disney’s Beach Club Resort.
Disney character dining experiences vary in price by date, but are usually around $55 per person
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Even More Disney Characters Returning to Walt Disney World in 2022
See Even More Disney Characters at Walt Disney World in 2022
Almost every day someone asks me, “When are the characters coming back to Walt Disney World?” Well today I have some fantastic news to share with you.
Princess Fairytale Hall at Magic Kingdom is already welcoming guests who are looking to meet Cinderella and a visiting princess or two. Even more interactions are on the way in 2022 at this magnificent location.
Speaking of Disney princesses and characters, you can now find them throughout World Showcase in Epcot. I’ve spotted Snow White, Jasmine, Belle, Aurora, Anna and Elsa, Mulan, and Mary Poppins, all posing for photos in their respective countries with scenic backdrops.
Mickey Mouse has returned to Magic Kingdom and is posing for photos at the Town Square Theater on Main Street USA.
See More Disney Characters at Walt Disney World in 2022
Festival of Fantasy Parade will be returning to Magic Kingdom where you can find a number of Disney characters. (This is the 3:00 parade to you and me) and Disney says we can expect to see it on Main Street USA in early 2022.
Fantasmic at Disney’s Hollywood Studios is returning in 2022! I heard that the theater received a few upgrades as well.
Mickey’s Royal Friendship Faire, a show packed with Disney characters will be performing live in front of Cinderella Castle starting in early 2022.
Indiana Jones Epic Stunt Spectacular will be rolling out in December 2021 at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. I’m a huge Indiana Jones fan. I hear a new movie is in the works too!
Disney plans to bring back even more character dining experiences throughout Walt Disney World in 2022. Stay tuned for more details.
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Darren is a Disney-focused travel agent with Magical Vacations Travel and has over 12 years of experience. Readers of the Unofficial Guide to Walt Disney World rate him as a Best of the Best Disney Travel Agent. Darren is also an Orlando-based travel writer with topics ranging from theme parks to cruise lines.
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