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Disney’s Hollywood and Vine: What You Need to Know

Hollywood and Vine is a lot of fun!  There are characters, singing, dancing, and great food, so you can’t beat that!  It is a great option to dine in Disney’s Hollywood Studios, especially if your group loves character encounters.  Here are seven things you definitely need to know about dining at Hollywood and Vine:





 

7 – Character Dining All-Day

You can catch characters all day at Hollywood and Vine. At breakfast, the characters are from Disney Junior. They are characters like Doc McStuffins, ‘Fancy Nancy,’ Vamprina, and Roadster Racer Goofy. If your kiddos are Disney Junior fans, they will LOVE it! At lunch and dinner, things change over to have characters that include Mickey, Minnie, Goofy, Donald, and Daisy. If you want the classic characters, then definitely book a lunch or dinner reservation.

6 – The meals are All You Care to Enjoy.

The prices for your meal will be a set price depending on the time of the meal and the age of the guest. The meal is an All You Care to Enjoy buffet. Your server will bring you fresh drinks and help you find anything that you need, but you will go up and make your own plate with everything you want, and you can go back as many times as you like. These meals are great if you have children under three in your party since they eat for free! You definitely won’t leave these meals hungry, so plan your other meals on the same day to be on the lighter side!

5 – The theme changes seasonally for lunch and dinner.

The concept for dinner is currently very unique. Lunch and dinner are called Minnie’s Seasonal Dine. Minnie is the host, and the meal, costumes, decorations, etc., change for each season. There is the Silver Screen Dine, Spring Dine, Summertime Dine, Halloween Dine, and Holiday Dine. The dates for each meal are listed on the website and allow you to experience the restaurant differently, with the meal offerings changing for each event. It is so much fun, and it’s great that it is always changing.

4 – Be sure to have your cameras ready.

You will want to get many pictures of the characters as they make their way around the restaurant to visit with your family. You’ll be able to take photos with the characters. They will have autograph cards that they give out, so you have a keepsake from the meal. 





 

3 – You should definitely make a dining reservation.

The restaurant, especially at dinner, is extremely popular. Because of the popularity, you will definitely want to make your dining reservations as soon as you can so that you get the best times. We don’t like to eat dinner too late because then we would miss fireworks and Fantasmic, so we like to make sure we can snag an earlier time. If you have a reservation, you can plan your other events and know you don’t have to worry or wait around to get in.

2 – Consider the Fantasmic Dinner Package.

The Fantasmic Dinner Package allows you to enjoy Minnie’s Seasonal Dine, and then you get access to the VIP section of Fantasmic. Adding this has an increased cost to the meal, but it can be well worth it so that you don’t have to worry about getting a seat to Fantasmic during popular times. You can walk right in and be seated right in the center of the theater for great seats!

1 – Plan the earliest breakfast time.

If you are an early riser, you can snag the earliest breakfast reservation. This allows you early access to the park so you can take pictures without all of the other guests around. You can also enjoy your meal as one of the first guests at the restaurant and then get out to enjoy your day and start hitting the attractions. It can be a great way to get the most out of your day.

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Kristin

Hi! I’m Kristin, and I am a wife and mother of 2 young boys (ages 5 and 2). I first fell in love with Disney when my mom took me when I was a child. After that I proceeded to go to WDW for my senior trip with my friends, and I completed a year in the Disney College Program (working in merchandise at Mickey’s of Hollywood at Disney’s Hollywood Studios). I shared my love of Disney with my now husband and sucked him in. We vacationed at Walt Disney World 2-3 times per year. We decided that what maked more sense was just moving to Orlando so that we could live the Disney life and be here for all of our favorite events and seasons every year. That is exactly what we did! Now we are at the parks a couple times a week and go for most events and major holidays. We can’t get enough and get to experience Disney in a whole different way.
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