My plan was to go to Tampa to Grandma's house for Thanksgiving and avoid the crowds...but the kids really want to eat T-Day at the parks....we'll go see Grandma for the weekend instead. Not sure how Grandma's gonna feel about that, but she usually has 20+ people there, so it's not like we'll have quality time to visit on Thursday!
BUT.....I'm not sure WHERE to go to eat? I'm thinking Liberty Tree because it would be rather theme appropriate.....but hey if we're gonna break with tradition by doing T-Day in WDW, then why go for traditional food?
We have APs so we can do meals by hopping....where would you eat for a holiday like that? I looked at allears menus and see that some of the places have "holiday pricing" in affect for Christmas, New Years, and Easter, but no mention of Thanksgiving. Is Thanksgiving a "non-holiday" for WDW other than crowd factor? And just how bad is the crowds? We realize doing rides that day would be silly....we were thinking of wandering, shopping, taking in shows and generally just "being" there.
Ok...tell me the good, the bad and the plan for Thanksgiving Day.
BUT.....I'm not sure WHERE to go to eat? I'm thinking Liberty Tree because it would be rather theme appropriate.....but hey if we're gonna break with tradition by doing T-Day in WDW, then why go for traditional food?
We have APs so we can do meals by hopping....where would you eat for a holiday like that? I looked at allears menus and see that some of the places have "holiday pricing" in affect for Christmas, New Years, and Easter, but no mention of Thanksgiving. Is Thanksgiving a "non-holiday" for WDW other than crowd factor? And just how bad is the crowds? We realize doing rides that day would be silly....we were thinking of wandering, shopping, taking in shows and generally just "being" there.
Ok...tell me the good, the bad and the plan for Thanksgiving Day.
