First Trip To Disney World!

[AcrossthePondNic]

We ate mostly at QS restaurants. Wolfgang Puck Express at Disney Springs is great. I have some tricky dining decisions to make with my family as I have 2 kids on the autism spectrum and my OH is a fussy eater. They do pizza, pasta and I liked the roast chicken when I fancied a break from burgers. Be Our Guest was really good, though that's a table service at night. The QS lunchtime menu there didn't suit us at all but my DS had the kids steak and fries and DH had the chicken with me. DD had toasted cheese but she wished she'd gone for the steak or chicken when it came. The 'green stuff' was just a blob on the side and it was actually my favourite meal there. DH would have to take my word for it though, he didn't try his green stuff. And you can substitute fries for other forms of potato at most places if roasted fingerling potatoes or mash aren't your thing. If you do look at BOG the West Wing was fantastic. Very atmospheric with the special effects.

We also had a good chicken burger at Cosmic Rays in MK and Liberty Tree in Epcot was good too.

 

[4evryoung]

Don't know your dates in September, but give a thought to the special events calendar when making your plans. Dates are now out for the extra charge Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom and they show that on 11 days in September the park will be closing at 7pm for regular guests and only those who have paid extra for the event ticket will be allowed on the rides after 7pm. You may either want to pay $74-88 more for the event or avoid that park on those days.

 

[Cone-Of-Shame]

Don't know your dates in September, but give a thought to the special events calendar when making your plans. Dates are now out for the extra charge Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom and they show that on 11 days in September the park will be closing at 7pm for regular guests and only those who have paid extra for the event ticket will be allowed on the rides after 7pm. You may either want to pay $74-88 more for the event or avoid that park on those days.

We're going from 27th Sept to 9th Oct so I'll have to have a look at those dates so I can avoid MK on those nights. Thanks for the heads up!

 

[peg110]

This year I'm planning to spend my summer vacation in Florida and I'm going to visit Disneyland there. I've already booked tickets at https://uk.lowcost.club/ to Orlando and I guess it will be unforgettable journey for me. Once I've visited Disneyland in Paris but I've never been in US before.

Just for Clarification, it's "Disney World" in Florida. (and even more technically/officially it's "Walt Disney World"). Disneyland (in the US) is in California.

 

[disneymeblogging]

Make sure to check the Epcot International Food and Wine Festival. It's an absolute MUST during our trips in September/October

 

[zavandor]

Don't know your dates in September, but give a thought to the special events calendar when making your plans. Dates are now out for the extra charge Halloween Party in Magic Kingdom and they show that on 11 days in September the park will be closing at 7pm for regular guests and only those who have paid extra for the event ticket will be allowed on the rides after 7pm. You may either want to pay $74-88 more for the event or avoid that park on those days.

For this very reason, the Magic Kingdom will have the lowest attendance days of the year in a day with a party in September. A good trategy, if you have park hopper tickets (like the Ultimate tickets) but not party tickets, is to visit the Magic Kingdom until the afternoon, then transfer to another park for evening entertainment. On non party days the MK will be much more crowded! So visit a different park then switch to the MK for the new fireworks on an evening when it's open to everyone.