There were
several themed character breakfasts and lunches to coincide with the October
half term and Halloween – hosted by Corina's Cool Kids. I've heard nothing but
good things about them – with so many recommendations coming from our estate – and
Alfie has since requested a superhero party next year, so we shall see...
Anyway, back to the breakfast – or as Alfie called it, the “Peppa Pig breakfast
show”.
Tickets were
priced at £6 per child and £9.50 per adult. This included a cooked breakfast as
well as continental options, with unlimited juice (and hot drinks for the
adults). We were given the option of having the cooked breakfast served when it
was ready or wait to have it cooked and served after the party.
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On arrival, we
were shown to our table and our waitress ran us through the options for the
continental breakfast and where to get it from. We had enough time to grab some
cereal and juice before it all started. And in between, grabbed some croissants
and pancakes. It all got started with Peppa’s arrival and a photo opportunity,
as she came out to greet the children. There were songs and games, including
musical statues, a dance off, and the limbo – with prizes of sweets and
stickers handed out to the winners. Alfie won a slinky as well for being such a
great dancer. All the children also received a certificate at the end and there
was another chance to get out some photos with Peppa before she had to leave.
We were served
the cooked breakfast afterwards, which was great because it meant I could sit
down and enjoy it. Alfie was back and forth to the table during the party.
Initially he wanted me to join in and after a while he was settled and more
confident as more children joined in, so he went it alone. I was called back
for Superman as it was a competition: children versus adults – with of course
the children winning.
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The child’s
cooked breakfast consisted of scrambled egg, bacon, sausage, hash brown,
mushrooms, and beans. While the adults had a fried egg instead, as well grilled
tomatoes, an extra sausage and hash brown. Needless to say, I couldn't eat it
all and Alfie only ate the sausage, some hash brown, and beans. Standard!
It was a great
morning. I think we were at the restaurant for just over two hours before
leaving and visiting the play area. Alfie still talks about the morning now and
also says he wishes he could have gone to the Hey Duggee one. The last time I
checked, Breakfast with Santa was still available – and very tempting…
Love, Lucy xx
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