Caffeine-Free Beverages

[camdensmom]

Hi all,

I'm just wondering what the options are for caffeine-free beverages at the restaurants. If all goes well I'll be pregnant on our trip and am avoiding caffeine and really limiting sodas. Just wondering what the options are.

We're still debating doing the DP. I really need to do an estimate of what we'll spend. I enjoy the DP, but if I'll be drinking water and am not into a dessert with every meal it may be a waste.

Thanks in advance.

 

[Bob P]

Hi,

All the restaurants have Sprite, and many have Caffiene Free Diet Coke.

Enjoy your trip!

 

[onelilspark]

They also have Gingerale, which is obv still a soda.

Since almost all besides V&A cater to kids as well, you can almost always find juices on the menu to order.

ETA: Some restaurants allow a smoothie or a milkshake as your DDP drink. I know Kona, 50s, Sci-Fi are some. Also, you might be able to get some Virgin Daiquiris, etc.

 

[Simba's Mom]

Some of the resorts also have Cafeine-free diet coke, some do not. AKL's Mara does not have CF diet coke, so I lived on lemonade there. However BC Marketplace has CF diet coke, which I love. I was so excited to see it there, I had to take a picture-

 

[snookiedoodles]

I don't drink caffine at all....health reasons.

Try the sprite, Lemonaide, but I try to stick to bottled water. I know that it is good for me!!

Disney serves Coke products...most have caffine.

 

[catne]

some of the table service restaurants will let you choose a non-alcoholic fruit smoothie or a milkshake as your Dining plan beverage. I believe Le Cellier allowed the smoothies, The Wave allowed milkshakes, and others have posted other restaurants that allowed these kinds of drinks, too which made a nice break from tea or soda.

 

[bangzoom6877]

I had lemonade for my beverage most times and it was great. Juices are available (orange, apple were always at places we went to), there is always water which is very important anyway! And of course milk!