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As a little kid in the '70s, I recall eating in a restaurant that was above the current Aloha Isle location. Can anyone confirm?

I seem to remember a cart in AK that was stocked with allergy-free desserts and snacks. They also had a binder of ingredient listings for all food in that park, including food served and prepared in the restaurants.

Here's a question: My family and I will be arriving Monday evening. We are not DVC members, my parents are, and we are staying on their points. If I bring their membership card with me, will my family and I be granted access to the lounge? Thanks in advance for your help! NJDanceMom

My family and I are going next week and while we didn't consider not testing FP+, we didn't make FP+ reservations for each day that we are there. We've left the last few days open. I was saying to DH that I thought the FP+ system would take all the spontaneity out of the trip and he pointed...

Babycakes lists their ingredients on their website. My DD is allergic to peanuts, nuts and garbanzo/chickpeas, too and she had a reaction after a donut from Babycakes. That's how we found out she was allergic to them as well. (We had her tested when we got home). It stinks; I know. NJ...

I haven't been to VB is a long time, but have gone two times with my PN/TN DD. The restaurants on property are good and deal with allergies as carefully as they do in WDW. The only place I've eaten in off-property was called Squid Lips. It was a fun, casual place built on a pier and about a...

We order Tanabar peanut and nut-free granola bars from Vermont Nut Free. They are pretty good; not overly sweet. I think they come in two flavors -- chocolate chip and something else, maybe cinnamon raisin. NJ Dance Mom::MinnieMo

FYI...my DD is allergic to peanuts and nuts and has been able to eat safely at Typhoon Lagoon. Early in the day I visit one of the food stands and ask to see the allergy binder and plan accordingly. That way, when we want to eat lunch, and the lines are long, we already know what is safe for...

Oh well. It was worth a try!

Has anyone with food allergies dined at Splitsville in DTD? I thought it would be a fun thing to do on our next trip. We have peanut, tree nut and chickpea allergies in our party. Thanks in advance for the feedback!

My parents are DVC members. If they buy a Tables in Wonderland membership, can I use it, even if they are not on the trip with me? I'm asking because my family and I are trying to decide if we want to buy DDP or not for our upcoming trip and an option like TIW is very attractive alternative.

I haven't been to WDW in a few years, but have been reading the boards lately to keep current with how they are handling allergies nowadays. Prior to my last trip, I did contact Nestle directly concerning the Mickey Bars. My DD loves them and is also off the charts allergic to peanuts and most...

I've always wanted to try the Wishes Dessert Party with my family but have been afraid because my DD is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts and chickpeas. Maybe on our next trip we'll give it a try! :tinker: NJ Dance Mom