Nice Article/Interview - Disney and Allergies

[leftaslide]

My oldest daughter has severe allergies to PN/TN, so we're very grateful for the steps that Disney takes to ensure her safety. Just another reason we love them so.

http://www.peanutallergy.com/share/travel/walt-disney-world-the-most-allergy-friendly-place-on-earth

Sorry if this has already been posted, didn't see anything right off the bat.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Very interesting interview. Sue or Katy: Can this be linked to the sticky?

 

[SueM in MN]

Very interesting interview. Sue or Katy: Can this be linked to the sticky?

Good idea. There are some linked trickles, but more is better.

 

[Betty Rohrer]

since food is allowed to be brought into the parks, you will have to be extra careful while in the parks. had grandson react while in line for ride, trip to ER, we had not eaten anything in park. he reacts almost as soon as contact is made. we saw nothing but guess is that some child had a P&J while waiting in line and he touched where that child had touched. nothing thatDisney could have done differently short of stopping food from being brought in

 

[hildarumpole]

Terrific article. Thank you for sharing.

I'm going to pass it along to all those people in my life who whine, "You're going to Disney AGAIN?"

 

[leftaslide]

since food is allowed to be brought into the parks, you will have to be extra careful while in the parks. had grandson react while in line for ride, trip to ER, we had not eaten anything in park. he reacts almost as soon as contact is made. we saw nothing but guess is that some child had a P&J while waiting in line and he touched where that child had touched. nothing thatDisney could have done differently short of stopping food from being brought in

Sorry to hear about that. That's one of our fears as well. All you can do is hope for the best. So far, so good for us....