Do I bother??

[nacorom]

Me, my DW DS (4) DD (2) and parents are hitting the world up
March 6th - 10th and I was wondering if it's worth it to get the dinning plan for Kosher meals?
2) Should i make ressies or is it really not worth it b/c we are eating kosher.
3) Is there any kosher breakfast food if i make morning ressies?


TIA,
Nac

 

[mom2ee]

Hi! I'm a Catholic who eats everything but I did go on allears and this might help
http://allears.net/din/guestkosher.htm

 

[LockShockBarrel]

If you're going to eat at a sit down restaurant, you'll probably still want to make an ADR. You'd still need to reserve your table, no matter what you're eating, you know?

 

[CoolPool]

Me, my DW DS (4) DD (2) and parents are hitting the world up
March 6th - 10th and I was wondering if it's worth it to get the dinning plan for Kosher meals?
2) Should i make ressies or is it really not worth it b/c we are eating kosher.
3) Is there any kosher breakfast food if i make morning ressies?


TIA,
Nac

I have ordered the kosher food before when I was frum.
1) There is counterservice available at several places throughout the parks. The American pavilion at Epcot comes to mind rapidly as well as the Electric Umbrella. It can take some time for them to heat it up for you. It is tolerable at best. The bun of the hot dog was pretty well 'steamed' inside the package and it was tough. Still, it was kosher and we didn't starve!
2) For sit-down meals you must call WDW Dine 24hrs in advance and let them know you want kosher at which restaurant and at which time. They will give you a list of choices (I remember I had roast beef). It will come very hot, prepackaged and it takes the strength of Shimshon to open them. It was actually not bad. Remember to bring plastic forks and knives; its not always available at the table service places.
That's all off the top of my head. If you any other questions let me know.

By the way, the restaurant staff was always very friendly and accomodating.
B'shalom