Considering that Alice, has two attractions, characters on Main Street, and a party currently in DCA. I hope we've reached the limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by MonkeyDishwasher
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Considering that Alice, has two attractions, characters on Main Street, and a party currently in DCA. I hope we've reached the limit.Quote:
Originally Posted by MonkeyDishwasher
Sounds interesting, I'm very much a tea drinker than coffee. There's ought to be edible teacups though :D
Tea Parties? Madness!
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Originally Posted by matman730
Stash-bleah! Nothing worse that a small tin pot with warm water & a teabag. My grandparents were from Cornwall. We have a firmly held family belief that a 'good, strong cup of tea' will cure all ills from a broken heart to a heart attack. LOL
If it weren't so strongly 'themed' towards children, I would think the new Fantasy Faire wouldn't be a bad place for a tea shop. It just might not be the best place as far as marketing & consumption goes. Probably not a lot of people would wade through knee high princes and princesses for a cuppa. Unless it was a really good cuppa, that it!
I would love a richly themed, non-chain tea shop in FL. Ideally, it would be someplace in the middle of the action where you could sit and take in the beautiful sights. I don't know where it would fit, though. It would be a perfect fit if they ever decide to get rid of Autopia and turn the northern half of it over to a big FL addition.
Isn't there currently a heraldry shop or something still in FL, up by the castle? Never been in there. Get rid of that and put in a tea shop with a few tables out front.
I think that's the Bippity Boppity Boutique these days? Now there's a shop that would fit very well in the Fantasy Faire. I could definitely see that space being used for a tea house.
This is a great idea! I would love the have a relaxing cup of tea with some pastries in the afternoon. It would be a nice break from the craziness of the parks! I personally wouldn't mind it being Alice themed; it seems very fitting. But Mary Poppins, or a non-character themed tea house would be fine as well.
Amen, brother!Quote:
Originally Posted by Stormy
We inherited the same belief from Lincolnshire.Quote:
My grandparents were from Cornwall. We have a firmly held family belief that a 'good, strong cup of tea' will cure all ills from a broken heart to a heart attack. LOL
Make that "Amen, sister!" LOLQuote:
Originally Posted by matman730
Whoops! :shy: :lol:Quote:
Originally Posted by Stormy
Now if the tea cups where also edible as in the movie, that would be awsome. I think we could replace Village Haus for a tea house. Its does not an even taste very good.
It would be nice if they brought back a Victorian afternoon tea to one of the table service restaurants. It would fit really well in the Plaza Inn, and even if they didn't theme it to a character it would be nice.
I'll admit I'm a little Alice-d out - it seems as though the character has more than enough representation right now - but a zany Fantasyland tea with the Wonderland gang would certainly go over well. I suppose they could always change the Mad Hatter store to a little tea shop. What about doing something outdoors, like in the area where the Motorboats were near the Matterhorn?
How about at the old Skyway station with a Mulan theme?
That sounds like a good idea! Disney would have a lot of potential in diversifying the dining experience by bringing in an Asian themed restaurant to Disneyland. How would people react to the Asian theme located by the Village Haus though? Fantasyland is very European.Quote:
Originally Posted by clippers6
Mulan? I think we're talking a whole different kettle of fish. Mulan would be Tea and Dim Sum. I think most of us are thinking Tea and Scones (and clotted cream and strawberry jam and splits and crumpets and Victoria sponge and little cress sandwiches......). Excuse me, I'm going now to put the kettle on...I'm hungry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Chuuster