Current Safety Protocols for Dining? [Feb '22]

[Lisa_lvspplmvr]

We didn’t have a problem with being accommodated for my son's peanut/tree nut allergy . TS restaurants are still very accommodating. QS can be tricky at your resort . For some reason allergy friendly options aren’t usually listed on the menu or to mobile order . You will need to talk to a manager or chef . Kind of odd because people probably want to use there own QS food court often . In the parks, most QS have allergy menus to mobile order . You can still talk to a manager or chef at QS and order there but it definitely takes longer . With the allergy being milk and eggs you should be fine finding things that are safe . Have an amazing trip !

 

[jaysmom4285]

One restaurant that is still sort of spacing people is the Biergarten in Epcot. In pre-COVID days, they only had tables for 8, and they would fill them with parties of two or four, if necessary, so you were often eating elbow to elbow with people you didn't know. When we were there in December, they were using many smaller tables, and my husband and I were seated at a table for four. There were still larger tables for 8 that they would use for parties of five or more, but smaller parties were seated by themselves. And the tables aren't especially crowded together.