Paint the Night Dining Package Savor a scrumptious lunch with a dining package that includes reserved viewing for Paint the Night, a dazzling nighttime parade featuring some popular Disney pals! A Lovely Location for Lunch and Dinner Plaza Inn has become a go-to spot for many Guests over the years—and when you taste the restaurant’s signature Specialty Chicken, you’ll understand why. This delicious dish features 3 pieces of herb-seasoned fried chicken served with mashed potatoes, mixed vegetables and a buttermilk biscuit. The Plaza Inn also offers kid-sized chicken dinners, delicious seasonal salads, tasty pasta plates and more. And don’t skip decadent desserts like chocolate cake. Feast al fresco on the spacious patio. It’s the perfect place on Main Street, U.S.A. for people watching! Begin Your Big Day the Disney Way Fuel up for theme park adventures with a hearty buffet breakfast and wave to popular Disney pals as they make appearances while you dine! Rise and shine for “Minnie & Friends – Breakfast in the Park,” an all-you-care-to-enjoy spread of all your morning favorites: made-to-order omelets and Minnie waffles, French toast, scrambled eggs, bacon, sausage, biscuits and gravy, breakfast potatoes, fresh-baked pastries and breads, fruit, and hot and cold cereals. Help yourself to as much as you’d like, but don’t forget to keep a lookout for a variety of beloved Disney Characters. Make your wishes come true at the only Character Dining experience at Disneyland Park—with views of Sleeping Beauty Castle beyond. Have those cameras ready for some fun selfies! Character lineup is subject to change without notice. Guests visiting Plaza Inn during breakfast will be required to pay for the Character Dining experience—charges do not apply to children under 3 years of age. Character Dining is only available during breakfast at this location. Steeped in History and Elegance Dine on home-style favorites in a lavish Victorian setting, one of the original landmarks of Disneyland Park. Drenched in dazzling décor, it’s no surprise that the Plaza Inn, which opened in 1955, was one of Walt Disney’s favorite places to dine. The Plaza Inn, formerly known as the Red Wagon Inn, has been feeding hungry park Guests since opening day. Back then, a VIP lounge, wet bar and private bathroom accommodated Walt’s special Guests, and smartly jacketed doormen greeted diners at the entrance. Designer Lillian Disney, Walt’s wife, handpicked many of the restaurant’s authentic 19th-century interior furnishings. Take note of the Victorian stained-glass ceiling, marble foyer and ornate gingerbread woodwork, which were all salvaged from an old home in Los Angeles’ historic St. James Park neighborhood.