Food Glorious Food!

[joolz1910]

I would appreciate some feedback about my ADRs (no pun intended as I will be booking them in 1 week. We have mainly gone for experience over quality of food lol. I have one more ADR to choose but I can't decide. We have 3 daughters (15, 11 and 7). We don't eat seafood and I am a veggie

19th Aug Wednesday
Magic Kingdom Crystal Palace breakfast / Be our Guest late lunch

20th Aug Thursday
Typhoon Lagoon and Hollywood Studios CS at Sunshine Seasons

21st Aug Friday 'Princess day'
Magic Kingdom BBB at MK. Bf at CRT

22nd Aug Saturday
Animal Kingdom Rainforest Café dinner / CS at Yak and Yeti

23rd Aug Sunday
Rest day and DTD in evening Raglan Road dinner

24th Aug Monday
Hollywood Studios Lunch at Hollywood and Vine

25th Aug Tuesday
Epcot Dinner at Beaches and Cream / CS at Sunshine Seasons

26th Aug Wednesday
Blizzard Beach

27th Aug Thursday
Magic Kingdom Late dinner at 'Ohana

28th Aug Friday
Animal Kingdom Lunch at Sanaa or Yak and Yeti

29th Aug Saturday
Magic Kingdom Chef Mickey breakfast

30th Aug Sunday
Home B/f at WPE

 

[Elise79]

For experiences they look fine

Are you doing a lunch at BoG or dinner - as reservations for lunch which is still a CS open on 25/2

Just incase you had forgotten Sunshine Seasons is in Epcot not DHS

 

[joolz1910]

For experiences they look fine

Are you doing a lunch at BoG or dinner - as reservations for lunch which is still a CS open on 25/2

Just incase you had forgotten Sunshine Seasons is in Epcot not DHS

Hoping to go to BOG on the first day for a late lunch, so will book that on 25th
I think I had planned Typhoon Lagoon and then stopping at Epcot for CS then later on back to HS. Never eaten at Sunshine Seasons and I want to try a few different counter service/ snacks this time. Last time we just kept going to Cosmic Rays at MK because I hadn't done my research, although we did stumble on Columbia Harbour House

 

[VailaTigger]

Looking good! I'm veggie too

Tusker House is another good option at Animal Kingdom, and I LOVED Sanaa when we went a couple of years ago
I like the Sci Fi Dine In at Hollywood Studios too.

Looking forward to hearing what you think of your veggie choices

 

[jothp]

Hi, I can't really give you any opinions as I haven't been yet but we have a lot of the same choices. We are doing 'Ohana for breakfast instead of dinner and CRT fpr dinner instead of breakfast and at the moment we haven't got Raglan Road or Rainforest cafe on our list. Otherwise our choices are the same. It could all change though as I haven't finished deciding yet.

 

[scoobydooby]

I think buffets are a great choice for a vegetarian as the veggie offerings at the restaurants are frequently poor and limited. However, O'hana is a meat fest. Worst choice possible IMHO for a veggie sorry! All fun options though, enjoy

 

[Elise79]

Hoping to go to BOG on the first day for a late lunch, so will book that on 25th
I think I had planned Typhoon Lagoon and then stopping at Epcot for CS then later on back to HS. Never eaten at Sunshine Seasons and I want to try a few different counter service/ snacks this time. Last time we just kept going to Cosmic Rays at MK because I hadn't done my research, although we did stumble on Columbia Harbour House

That's Ok - you just hadn't mentioned going to Epcot! Although I am not sure I would head all the way into Sunshine Seasons for a CS. I would look at going to maybe Boardwalk Bakery or Starring Rolls instead on your DHS day to save some time Or as you are near to DTD Earl of Sandwich or WGP both offer nice choices

 

[DLPDreams]

Looking good Joolz. Agree with a pp about Ohana being a meat fest (at least from the menu I've seen), but then I'm sure you've been before so you know what you will get

 

[Rach78]

Joolz being a veggie you really should try and venture offsite for a visit to Sweet Tomatoes. My eldest DD (15) is a veggie and she loved it as did the rest of us. Massive salad buffet, pasta, soups, focaccias etc and the best of it was we only paid $25 dollars for our family of 4!! Can't wait to go back, worth a trip offsite IMHO.

 

[joolz1910]

Thanks for your replies We went to 'Ohana in 2012 and it was carnivore heaven lol. They did me a pasta dish, which was fine. I want to go back for a Lapu Lapu and the bananas fosters dessert!

I'm really awful with bearings - is there a map of the WHOLE of WDW, including resorts so I can see which is the nearest to the parks etc? I don't want to spend too much time travelling from place to place.

 

[Elise79]

This is not the best map but here you go: http://www.kennythepirate.com/2013/...downtown-disney-and-water-parks/property-map/

Disney don't always scale things very well - I would suggest playing with Google maps (https://www.google.co.uk/maps/place...2!3m1!1s0x88dd7ee634caa5f7:0xa71e391fd01cf1a0) and having a look round. Are you driving or using Disney transport?

 

[VailaTigger]

Good map here:
http://keanespics.com/ThemeParks/WDW/WDW_Map.htm

 

[joolz1910]

Thanks