Help needed christmas day ?

[cornish pixie]

Hi We have been reading all the posts regarding anything remotely christmas due to us visiting for the first time at this time of year.
We will be arriving on Christmas day so we are looking for somewhere to eat.
We are staying in a villa so know that the supermarkets will be open on Boxing day but just want somewhere where we can grab a quick bit when we arrive.
What about the airport , do any of you know if there food outlets are open?
I just know from previous trips that the children will be tired hence not wanting to go to Disney to eat as it will be a waste. they will want something quick a dip in the pool then bed.
Any advice would be much appreciated
Cornish Pixie

 

[Mrs Doubtfire]

I'm sure the airport will be business as usual & you'll be able to get something to eat.

We will be at WDW on Christmas Day - we have decided to get up & have an early character breakfast at AK - then planning to return to the TH later to open pressies

At night we are booked for Citricos.

I know places like TGI will be open but not sure how the queues will be - hope you have a good time

 

[castanea1985]

We have eaten at TGI's on Christmas evening, and didn't have to queue...(the one on the 192, Formosa Gardens).

The food is always good there too!

Tracy

 

[cornish pixie]

Thanks for replying, We have contacted the lovely lady who we have the villa off and she said they could get some bits for us, so as long as we have some drinks, Publix carrot cake and some lays chips I think we will be happy bunnies.
Cornish Pixie

 

[neilsalop]

When we were over in '99, we flew back Xmas day. We went to Pointe Orlando on I drive and exchanged the present that I bought the missus and stopped off at Johnny Rockets. This time we're flying back on boxing day so we'll probably want a real meal on Xmas day.

Other than that Stella could always cook She always checks that there enough pots and pans in the villa when we get there, if not she'll call the management company and get some more. The only thing we've ever cooked in Florida is toast, but ''one day I might want to cook a meal and I need plenty of pans''