menu prices? anyone eaten with dairy-allergy?

[DVCkidsMOM]

It's nearly impossible to tell which menu items might be dairy-free. Official sites say we can bring in some snacks due to our allergy while those without food allergies are prohibited from bringing in food. Official sites also state to see the cashier immediately to talk to a supervisor who will know what we can and can not eat. None of this is enough information, though, to know if we are better off bringing many snacks or just a few snacks. Likewise, might we be happy on the all day dining deal with a food allergy or not? Unless I hear otherwise from someone with dairy-allergy food experience at SW, BG and/or Aquatica; we will probably skip the dining deal. Of course, if fruit is $5 and a basic burger is $10 then we might be better off with the dining deal even if that is the only thing we can eat. We still need to know how many dairy-free options there are at each park so we know whether to bring minimal snacks for when our non-allergic family members eat ice-cream, or whether to bring as many snacks as we think we can get away with because there is not a variety of tasty options. HELP!

 

[Gina-Gina-Bo-Bina]

I am guessing you are less concerned with price than you are with safety.

If it were me, I would review the information here:

http://seaworldparks.com/en/seaworld-orlando/dine-and-shop/allergen-information/

and then contact SeaWorld directly at :

AllergenFriendlySWF@seaworld.com

with any other specific questions you have. Perhaps they could send you copies of the Allergen Information Cards ahead of time? It would be worth asking!

The all-day dining is a great value if there's sufficient allergy-safe choices for you to eat well all day.