I give this experience a 3.5 honestly from my perspective. Now full discloser I did go to this event without children which I believe contributed to how my experience went. We went to the 9:45 seating so there was a bit of a wait for them to clear out the 8:30 crowd and let us in. It was an absolutely beautiful set up. The characters were engaging and I enjoyed the aesthetic. The menu is so cute and themed so well. The wait staff had Thing (Insert number) shirts and engaged well with the families with children. The food fit the theme and was very cute. It was delicious (mind you I played it safe with the eggs, hash browns and Turkey bacon) but not filling so we did go to Sea Day brunch afterwards. Now I fully understand that this experience is directed towards children more than adults however if adults do come without children I believe they should receive the same level of service as families with children. There was me and my friend and then a couple without children and after getting our initial drink and food we were completely ignored. We both had families seated next to us with the same server for us and the family. (My table and one family had a server and the couple and the other family had a server) and both families filled a whole 8 person table so I do take that into consideration as well. But the servers checked on the families repeatedly to get them refills on drinks but completely ignored us. The couple looked extremely annoyed and my friend and I were disappointed. The only time after the initial greeting that we were spoken to was when we finally got up to walk out. So, adults who love Dr. Suess just be mindful that you may not get the same experienced as if you travel with children. Families you should enjoy it but be mindful that you may not feel full and will need to go and get some more food afterwards. The 4 star rating is a combined rating (and because I can’t give it a 3.5)
Aesthetics: 5 stars
Food: 4 stars
Service (for adults only): 2 stars
Service (with children): 4 stars
