Here at DFB, we love enjoying a Disney meal.
But what makes a Disney meal even better? Our favorite characters, of course! Recently, we got to see the princesses return to Cinderella’s Royal Table and the buffet return to Chef Mickey’s. Now, we’ve got another character meal change to share with you — and we’re headed to Disney’s Hollywood Studios this time.
In Hollywood Studios, Hollywood & Vine offers a character lunch and dinner, hosted by the queen herself — Minnie Mouse! But this meal changes throughout the year — you’ll find a beach party scene during Summertime Dine, the characters all dressed up in costumes for the fall’s Halloween Dine, a festive Holiday Dine at the end of the year, and a tribute to the Silver Screen at the beginning of the year. But today, Hollywood & Vine gets all dressed up for Spring during Minnie’s Springtime Dine! Minnie will be flaunting her floral dress…
…and Mickey, Pluto, and Goofy’s outfits will get a Springtime refresh as well!
At this character meal, you’ll find options such as the Slow-roasted Crispy Pork Belly with Guava glaze, Shrimp and Bacon Mac & Cheese, and Mississippi Mud Pie.
This character meal currently costs $38 per child and $59 per adult. You’ll be able to catch Minnie’s Springtime Dine through May 24th, 2003, and then it will switch over to Minnie’s Summertime Dine on May 25th.
If you’re looking for Playhouse Disney Characters, in the morning there is also the Disney Junior Play ‘n Dine Breakfast where you’ll find characters like Fancy Nancy, Vampirina, Doc McStuffins, and Roadster Goofy during this a la cart meal. Breakfast costs $27 per child and $42 per adult.
We’ll keep you updated on all the latest Disney food news, so stay tuned to DFB for more!
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