MNSSHP 2017 - Allergies?

[lawofthree]

I'm having a lot of issues finding this in a thread, or just even through google searches. I was hoping someone here with allergies or someone with kids who have allergies may be able to help.

I'm planning my first 'grown up' trip to WDW and we're panning on going to Mickey's Not So Scary Halloween Party on Sun Sept 10th. Both myself and my other half has food allergies, and we're trying to figure out if it will be worth while to do the allergy friendly trick or treating options. Or if we should just skip the trick or treat idea all together and focus on the rides/parade/ect.

BUT besides the fact that Disney offers other options for those with allergies, I really can't find any information on what they offer for the other options for the trick or treat process. I'm not too worried about the other themed treats because I know we won't have a chance on eating anything there - but the idea of allergy friendly options for the trick or treating really interests me.

If anyone has done this please let me know hoe it was/what options there were.

Thanks

note: If you're wondering I can't have corn (aka glucose, dextrose, xynthan gum, the list goes on..), or carrots. And he can't have dairy.

 

[garrieunicorn]

I think some of them have black carrot extract, but this site gives the ingredients lists which may be helpful (it is for 2016 but it looks like these are the same treats) https://onthegoinmco.com/2016/09/05/mickeys-not-so-scary-halloween-allergy-friendly

 

[disneyandme]

I was also going to ask this-- so I want to add the question ------ are there any non-food treat options this year? My DD has lots and lots of food allergies and really only eats single ingredient foods.

 

[1GoldenSun]

One of the other threads about the party showed all of the allergy-friendly options. There were gluten-free, nut-free, and dairy-free choices, and I don't remember what other allergies were covered. There were things like jelly beans, different kinds of gummies, and nut-free chocolates. For non-food items it looked like they had little craft kits.

 

[1GoldenSun]

I found this on the other thread.

 

[1GoldenSun]

It's hard to see that picture. There are supposed to be Smarties, gummy worms, gummy bears, jelly beans, ricemilk chocolate bar, dark chocolate bar, vanilla honey graham crunchy cookies, double chocolate crunchy cookies, a Halloween Friends Magnet Kit, and a Scarecrow Magnet Kit

There are milk, egg, peanut, tree nut, fish, shellfish, wheat, and soy free items and they are also made in a facility free of those allergens.

 

[monique5]

See Post #1. Allergy friendly location, treats, etc. listed under Tricks-or Treats Section

https://www.disboards.com/threads/o...rty-boo-to-you.3580223/page-347#post-58120402