Happy Goofy
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Yes, I think Lady9 did move to Deck 2
I printed an ealier version of the FE Exchange and it looks like lady9 moved from 8082 to 2024. Is this correct?
We have traveled with some folks that had some special dietary requirements (not gluten allergies but some rather difficult other issues) and Disney was great about it. I have always called DCL ahead of time and had it put into our reservation information. Once we boarded I went to guest services and asked made sure it was noted in our information. On the first evening, the head server came over and discussed the issue and they were on top of it throughout the cruise. I don't know what other folks' experience has been but that was a personal experience several years ago.New to disboards. Sailing Aug 5 on the Magic , me, hubby, son 7, daughter 4
Can't wait. great that its sailing from NY already live here
son needs a gluten-free diet anyone know how disney handles special diets
Coach, I agree that this is an excellent idea. One idea that has seemed to work well has been to meet at 3:00 pm Sunday, shortly before the safety drill. Most have embarked by then, and not much is going on. That way we know who we are, before we actually sail. It's worked well to meet in the Promenade lounge, but that is only one suggestion . . .
Happy Independence Day to all!
New to disboards. Sailing Aug 5 on the Magic , me, hubby, son 7, daughter 4
Can't wait. great that its sailing from NY already live here
son needs a gluten-free diet anyone know how disney handles special diets
I am cruising on this sailing as well and also require a gluten free diet. You should contact DCL and let them know your sons needs prior to sailing. There is a special form that can be faxed in. Here is the link.
http://disneycruise.disney.go.com/m...-disabilities/DCLGuestSpecialServicesInfo.pdf
I have heard they do a great job!
Erika
Can someone please remind me when and where our meet is going to take place?
I am cruising on this sailing as well and also require a gluten free diet. You should contact DCL and let them know your sons needs prior to sailing. There is a special form that can be faxed in. Here is the link.
Thanks. Was more concerned about things like bread, pancakes, cereal, cookies. But I always pack stuff anyway. Can't wait. cabin 6571
Both of my daughters are gluten free and it's not a problem at all at the sit-down places. I think the faxed form is just for their planning purposes. Sometimes I remember to send it in and sometimes I don't. You may some issues on shore excursions. Sometimes the companies that are being used don't have gluten free options. Although, they will try and usually come up with something. Anyway, in the dining room be sure to order 1 night ahead. They will show you the menu and you can pick any item and they will make it for you. At the fast serve windows, they seem to be getting better as well but try not to go when it's crowded. Good luck! And enjoy the creme brulee; it's a favorite in the dining rooms!