Are Bibs avaiable at restaurants?

[fuzzy164]

We are travelling in Sept to WDW for the first time. We have ADR's for most of the trip (love free dining plan). The DW wants to know if plastic bibs are avaiable at the food courts and the larger (read CP, Boma, ect.) for our 2 year old DGD.
As a 2 year old we don't want her running around WDW covered in syrup from the morning pancakes or covered in jam from toast.
We are staying at the All Star Sports.
Thanks
Fuzzy164

 

[lynninpa]

We are travelling in Sept to WDW for the first time. We have ADR's for most of the trip (love free dining plan). The DW wants to know if plastic bibs are avaiable at the food courts and the larger (read CP, Boma, ect.) for our 2 year old DGD.
As a 2 year old we don't want her running around WDW covered in syrup from the morning pancakes or covered in jam from toast.
We are staying at the All Star Sports.
Thanks
Fuzzy164

I have never seen bibs offered anywhere. Yet it's easy enough to throw a few from home in your bag. We went last year with our Grandkids. Such a wonderful experience! Have a magical adventure!

 

[tluvstink]

I don't recall seeing bibs in restaurants. You may want to buy some disposable ones that way you aren't carrying dirty bibs around. Have fun!

Terri

 

[DisneyMom5]

We really like the disposable bibs. I think they are by Pampers. They are very light and fold up flat and easy to pack. Then you just throw them away, syrup and all.

 

[catalexander]

No, I haven't seen bibs offered, but we too like the disposable ones.. open.. mess up toss... EASY!

slight hijack: We DID get FREE sippy cups at Trails End at Ft. Wilderness last October when we had bkfst with our almost 2 year old in tow... twice actually! They are the tall Playtex ones.. we got an orange Nemo once and a Green Buzz one the other time... we didn't ask or anything.. they just asked us which we'd like when we ordered his chocolate milk! I dunno if they were just trying to get rid of them or if that's the "norm" there or what... (and no, we weren't charged anything "extra" for them, and we were NOT on the DDP).

We just chalked it up to a bit of Disney Magic!

 

[n2mm]

No they are not offered. Again I think this is strange for a family place. We have always brought the disposable ones and we always bring the placemats too for the grandkids. They make travel packs, so you have another thing to pack. I recenty went through a couple of strange things like this that are not standard like at alot of places we eat at home. Especially since we are traveling with an infant (2 months) and inquired about infant highchairs (not standard ones). Some kind folks mentioned that they have seen them at some places, but not all, so we will have to bring a stroller in when they are not offered.