Dining pretty much planned out- what do you think?

[Koz]

It's been a while since our last trip and I'm curious to see what you think of these scheduled plans. Family of 5, 3 kids heading to DW in November. All feedback is appreciated!

Day 1- Arrive- Non Park Day- Boma Dinner- first time eating there (though considering O'Hana if it becomes available).

Day 2- Epcot- Akershus- first time visiting and right now we have a lunch reservation, might opt for dinner instead.

Day 3- MK- BOG- Just landed the reservation this week for a 6PM dinner on a party night. Torn here because we enjoyed our one and only meal @ BOG in 2012, but wondering if maybe we will try for O'Hana here in place of BOG and then keep BOMA on Day 1. It all depends on whether it's considered that BOMA is a "can't miss" or "must do" if you haven't been there before.

Day 4- HS- SciFi- Old reliable and very unique.

Day 5- Party Night @ MK- Chef Mickeys for breakfast and then back to hotel pool for a few hours.

Day 6- Typhoon Lagoon- Boatwrights for for dinner (home resort) and we figure the kids will be wiped. If everyone is feeling up for it, thinking maybe Bongos or T Rex for dinner.

Day 7- AK- Tusker House lunch.
Beaches and Cream later that day for Kitchen Sink as sendoff (ADR required).

Day 8- See Ya, Walt.

 

[Landslide305]

Great choices! I like the variety you've chosen and adding in Beaches and Cream is a great idea.

 

[Koz]

Thanks for your feedback! I thought that B&C would be a fun way to close out our last night on property.

 

[Landslide305]

I'm going to try and fit that in somewhere in my schedule, too. Here's what I have planned:

Arrival Day: Tutto Italia lunch

Day 2: Liberty Tree Tavern lunch
QS dinner

Day 3: Sci-Fi lunch

Day 4: BOG lunch
Chef Mickeys dinner

Day 5: Akershus lunch (maybe can fit in Beaches and Cream that night!)

Day 6: 1900 Park Fare dinner

Day 7: BOG dinner

Day 8: Chefs de France dinner

Day 9: Tusker House lunch

Departure Day - nothing booked. maybe QS at hotel

 

[lynch34]

'Ohana is always a must for us. If you can get it - it's definitely better than BOG, which is crazy overrated.

 

[Koz]

Thanks Lynch- that's why I'm more inclined to keep Boma on the first night and continue trying for O'Hana later in the week. Even more inclined as my 3 year old appears to want nothing to do with seeing "Beast." Too big and scary for her taste.