bluezoo for kids?

[Steamboat Girlie]

We have been wanting to try bluezoo for sometime now. Being from Boston, we are Todd English fans from way back. We keep saying we will try it some day without the kids, but it doesn't seem like we'll ever make it down there w/out the kiddos. So what the heck! They have a kids menu I noticed. But will people be glaring at us or what? Do people bring kids, or will we be out of place?
Thanks!

 

[wildernesslodgelover]

Blue Zoo is phenomenal...I highly recommend it!

How old are your kids? Kids ages 4-12 can stay for free at "Camp Dolphin" which is just a short walk away from the BZ restaurant. We did this last visit, and DD (who has stayed at 3 other kid's clubs) says that one is her favorite. They can stay for up to 2 hours, and apparently you must order two entrees (which I am not sure is fair...I mean, I could order 2 entrees and 2 glasses of water and have a cheaper bill that the way DH and I like to dine...several cocktails, and lots of appetizers and a shared dessert.)

The kid's clubs are usally $11 an hour, so it is a good deal, especially if you have more than one kid!

If your kids are not yet 4 years old, then I would not worry, just go dine early. I have seen children in there. I mean, if you are on WDW property, no one can really get annoyed that kids are around, ya know? The only way I would glare at someone with a child is if the kid was screaming and making a scene and the parents did not take the child outside.

have fun, make sure you try the clams casino flatbread, the crab nachos and the french fries.

 

[disneyfav4ever]

When I ate there I didn't see any children. I wouldn't of minded if there had been children there though, as long as they weren't screaming of misbehaving in some other way.

 

[webray]

You won't see many children there. This is a slow, relaxing meal.

Like everyone else said, try the free kids club is your kids are the right ages, or judge your own children. Can they sit quietly and have dinner, if not, then be prepared to leave with them.

Now, taking our grandaughters with us once in a while, neer to blue zoo yet, lol. They are usually very well behaved, but the one night they aren't, someone leaves the restaurant with them while everyone else finishes eating.

 

[Merriwind]

My DD9 ate at bluezoo with us last summer. She is an only child of older parents and has been to many grown-up establishments. Behavior certainly is never an issue for her. While she enjoyed her food, she has decided that next time she would try the kids' club. I think it was a little too slow and grown-up for her. We only noticed one other table with two children at it. Certainly no problem bringing well-behaved children, but they may not truly enjoy it.