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twinklestar22 · 12-03-2012, 11:54 AM

My daughter has a dairy/casein allergy. I booked our ADR's online and a friend told me there was a box to check on the page for allergies. I guess I didn't see it. Can I call and get her allergy info added on to our reservations? I plan on purchasing the DP in a few days and also would like to know if I should mention it then. Thanks.

clanmcculloch · 12-03-2012, 12:00 PM

It would be best to have the allergy note attached to eat ADR. That being said, even if it's not, the chefs will take good care of you anyway. Just make sure that when you're checking in for each ADR that the note is in fact attached to the ADR and have them add it at that time if it's not already there (do this whether you call ahead of time or not).

minkydog · 12-05-2012, 10:58 AM

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Originally Posted by clanmcculloch

It would be best to have the allergy note attached to eat ADR. That being said, even if it's not, the chefs will take good care of you anyway. Just make sure that when you're checking in for each ADR that the note is in fact attached to the ADR and have them add it at that time if it's not already there (do this whether you call ahead of time or not).

I find that the chefs are really great about this kind of thing. We have a few allergies and food requests and I always attacht the to the ADR. THen, when we get seated I mention it again to our server. One time we had a situation where the food we ordered for my youngest son, CHristian, turned out to be something he could not eat due to his sensory issues. Our server notified the chef, who found us some mashed potates and applesauce at another restaurant and cooked that up with a minced up hot dog. Voila! Dinner is serv-ed...

jlk806 · 12-29-2012, 09:04 PM

We found out our 4 y.o son has a severe allergy to several tree nuts, the very first night of our Disney trip this year, when he ate a brownie containing pecans and we had to go to the ER. He has never had any allergic problems before that, and the doctor in the ER at Disney when sending us back to the hotel, with benadryl, oral steroids, and epipens, told us to avoid all nuts until we were home and went through the allergy testing. So none of our ADRs had an allergy note attached, we simply told the hostess when we checked in at each restaurant and they took great care of us. The chefs are extremely knowledgable and helpful at every restaurant. We were able to keep all of our ADRs and had a great time.

12-03-2012, 11:54 AM	#1
twinklestar22 Earning My Ears Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: New Jersey Shore Area Posts: 63	Allergy question My daughter has a dairy/casein allergy. I booked our ADR's online and a friend told me there was a box to check on the page for allergies. I guess I didn't see it. Can I call and get her allergy info added on to our reservations? I plan on purchasing the DP in a few days and also would like to know if I should mention it then. Thanks.

12-03-2012, 12:00 PM	#2
clanmcculloch DIS Veteran Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: New Hampshire Posts: 4,842	It would be best to have the allergy note attached to eat ADR. That being said, even if it's not, the chefs will take good care of you anyway. Just make sure that when you're checking in for each ADR that the note is in fact attached to the ADR and have them add it at that time if it's not already there (do this whether you call ahead of time or not). __________________ Me DH DD(15) DD(12) DSD(30) DSSil (38) DSD(28) DGS(3) Multi-Allergy & Autism Dining Reviews: February 2013 * August 2012 * February 2012 * August 2011 * August 2010 February 2013 WDW Poly: me, DH, DD14, DD12 * August 2012 WDW FW Cabin & AoA Nemo: me, DH, DD14, DD12, DD12's BFF11 * February 2012 WDW Poly CL: me, DH, DD14, DD11 August 2011 WDW YC: me, DH, DD13, DD11 * February 2011 WDW Poly CL: me, DH, DD13, DD10, DSD28, DSSil * August 2010 WDW POFQ & Poly CL: me, DH, DD12, DD10 June 2010 WDW Pop: me, DH, DD12, DD9 * December 2009 WDW POFQ: me, DH, DD11, DD9 * February 2009 WDW Pop: me, DH, DD11, DD8 August 2008 WDW SSR: me, DH, DSD25, DSD24, DD10, DD8 * September 2007 WDW Pop: me, DH, DD9, DD7 * April 2002 DLR offsite: me, DH, DSD19, DSD17, DD4, DD1.5 June 2000 DLR offsite: me(pregnant), DH, DSD17, DSD15, DD2 * January 1994 WDW offsite: me, DH, DSD11, DSD9 * January 1992 WDW offsite: me, DH, DSD9, DSD7

12-29-2012, 09:04 PM	#4
jlk806 DanceDisneyGirl Join Date: Feb 2009 Location: NY Posts: 1,422	We found out our 4 y.o son has a severe allergy to several tree nuts, the very first night of our Disney trip this year, when he ate a brownie containing pecans and we had to go to the ER. He has never had any allergic problems before that, and the doctor in the ER at Disney when sending us back to the hotel, with benadryl, oral steroids, and epipens, told us to avoid all nuts until we were home and went through the allergy testing. So none of our ADRs had an allergy note attached, we simply told the hostess when we checked in at each restaurant and they took great care of us. The chefs are extremely knowledgable and helpful at every restaurant. We were able to keep all of our ADRs and had a great time. __________________ Me DH DS4 ) Lots of offsite trips Pop Century April 2006 - Pop Century August 200 - Pop Century September 2009 - Pop Century/Animal Kingdom Villa Kidani - Aug/Sept 2010!! - Last minute girls trip Caribbean Beach - July 2011! - Pop Century / Animal Kingdom Villas Kidani - Aug/ Sept 2011!! - Art Of Animation / Beach Club Villas / Kidani Village- Aug/Sept 2012! Wilderness Lodge Villas/Beach Club Villas - Aug 2013!!

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