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[claire2281]

They'll be 12 and 13 when we go so adult prices ☹. I'll probably see how many other things they ask to do too! The booking info seems to be conflicting too - it says to book 2 months in advance but then I've also read that is for people in the hotels and non guests can only book 3 days in advance!

That's the case for the character breakfast in Plaza Gardens. As far as I'm aware it's not the case for other character meals.

[Slimy yet satisfying]

Yes, you are correct. Meals can be booked up to 2 months in advance using the Disneyland phone number listed on your invoice if you booked directly. If you booked through another agency then you can use the one listed on this website or follow the "more links" tab on the official webpage and follow "all dining". Not sure about Plaza Gdns as have never booked for brekkie.

[Slimy yet satisfying]

Just a thot' if your nephew is keen on the Princesses he will be able to meet at least one face to face at the Princess Pavillion. Other posters will be able to give you more accurate info but Im sure there is a separate shorter line for those with a disability pass. There is also the show on Castle stage the Starlit Waltz which is a great show and dance with lots of Princes and Princesses. Might give you the interactions and viewings you want without going for a character meal. You can then choose somewhere based on the food choices. Have a fab trip.

[jessief]

A bit off topic, but you should be able to get a free carer ticket for an adult the fact that your nephew is entitled to a disability pass. Details are on the official Disneyland Paris site and there have been really informative posts about this here on the forum. You could put this saving towards a character meal !!

[Slimy yet satisfying]

Yes. There are many posters here that have first hand info and advice about being at the park with someone with a disability. You will get some great ideas and tips if you create a new post rather than staying with this one. Hope  you have a wonderful time...my sons also like the princesses...for different reasons, they're in their late teens and twenties 😂

[donnadaydream]

Ah thanks guys - I never realised that! I'll check it out

[polar vixen]

Cant comment on the getting a free day ticket but you do get a carer discount if staying onsite at a disney hotel. Princess pavillion with an access card changes sonits worth chexking just before you go but the last few times weve been there we've needed to queue before it opens at the back and have then got a timed ticket to return.

[karen333]

 
i was looking also as when we go easter it will be my grand daughters 4th birthday and shes obsessed by all the disney princesses, not only is the menu expensive there isnt anything on it she would eat as shes so fussy and wont try anything  she doesnt recognise,  what a shame     any other suggestions for birthdays, does anyone know if we get discount off as we are getting annual passes thanks karen