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OK, now I'm excited! I vote for Cars Land. :tinker: DVCDawn

FYI...in the Magic Kingdom, by the Hall of the Presidents, there is a sort of an outdoor market set up. Lots of fresh fruit for sale. :tink: DVCDawn

If you've already made ADRs, be sure to call back the reservation line and have them add that you're gluten-free to your reservation. Have your confirmation numbers handy when you call. This way, they will be prepared for you. Many years ago, a chef at Artist Point told me that Special...

I copied from another website what is available at the Aloha Isle in WDW. Here it is: Dole Whip Soft Serve - pineapple, vanilla, or orange $3.49 Dole Whip Soft Serve Swirl - pineapple, vanilla, or orange $3.49 Pineapple Float - pineapple, vanilla, or orange Dole Whip with pineapple...

I haven't been to WDW for a year, however, I'm pretty sure that the rice krispy treats (all varieties) are not safe for peanut allergies due to cross-contamination. On our last trip, most of my DD's snacks were either Mickey Bars, soft serve, Itzakadoozies or Divvies caramel corn. Also, I...

Oh my! Wish I was going there this year! I better start saving my points! :tink:DVCDawn

Asking is not the same as demanding. Asking is not unreasonable. I repeat, I am entitled to ask and you are entitled to say no. It's clear you don't have any personal experience with food allergy or your responses wouldn't be so flip. I sincerely hope that you don't encounter this kind of...

Once again, I never denied you or anyone else the right to eat what you want on an airplane. Read my posts on this thread if you don't believe me. I will exercise my right to ask you not to eat nuts or peanuts while sitting next to you. This is not unreasonable. You can say no, but I can still...

Hannathy: I don't think anyone provided a "rosy" picture about flying with food allergies. We, or at least I, tried to provide information that I found helpful when I was new to food allergies. Everyone eventually finds their own comfort level with risk. This is something that can be...

Prncess674: I'd like to respond to your post. I never asked for advice. I provided some information to the original poster. I have been successfully dealing with life-threatening food allergies going on 10 years now. I'm good. People on these boards have provided me with plenty of helpful...

Livndisney: Above is the original post. There is nothing, as you suggest, in it that refers to insisting that someone not eat something. There is nothing about impinging on your rights. The OP asked for advice on flying with a child who has a peanut allergy. Many posters answered with...

I can tell from your response that you do not deal with a food allergy. I (and any other person who lives with life-threatening food allergies) am fully aware that I/we cannot control what other people eat. If you read my post carefully, you would have understood that. However, I can ask...

Hannathy, mrs. jvb, etc., I almost never respond to these kind of posts, however, I feel obliged to now. Full disclosure, I am the parent of a child with life-threatening food allergies. Some of your arguments are simply ignorant. I'll be specific: Hannathy says, "And if the peanut...

re: sesame at Teppan Edo I remember that the hibachi chef asked me before he started cooking and again during cooking about sesame allergies. At one point, I believe sesame seeds were put on the hibachi. And I'm willing to bet that sesame oil is in one of the squeeze bottles of oils...

My DD12 has severe peanut, tree nut, lentil and chickpea allergies. Whenever possible we fly JetBlue for several reasons: 1. They usually volunteer to eliminate snacks that contain nuts from the selection they offer (free!) to passengers in your row and the rows in front and behind you...

My DD12 is allergic to peanuts, nuts, lentils and chickpeas. She had her first anaphylactic reaction the day I came home from the hospital after giving birth to her baby sister. I know just how overwhelming it can be and I sympathize. I know it's hard to accept this now, but believe me, it...

My DD is allergic to peanuts, tree nuts, lentils and chickpeas. Of the restaurants you listed, we have only been to Teppan Edo in Epcot. They were great regarding food allergies. The allergies were noted on the ADR and the manager came out to speak with us as soon as we were seated. When the...

He'll probably be happy to get in the stroller after a while. WDW is exhausting! It's more walking than you think. In WDW you see all kids of all ages taking a break in a stroller, even if they don't fit anymore. Trust me. I have kids with food allergies (peanut, tree nut, lentils and...

In the US, the food labeling law requires manufacturers to declare all ingredients, but they are required to state "may contain" or "processed in a facility with," etc.. As a parent of a child with severe peanut and tree nut alleriges, who has anaphylactic responses to even trace amounts of...

I think you'll be fine. We have been going for years with my DD12, who is allergic to peanuts, nuts, lentils and chickpeas. Your best bet is always going to be at TS places as they are better equipped to make changes to ingredients on the spot. We have had incredible service and great meals...