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TinkerBelle920

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I am an avid Disney planner but I need a second opinion. My parents and brother are traveling with us and aren't such big disney fans so I want to make it nice for them. We will be on the deluxe dining plan and I was originally planning to have dinner at Narcossee's now I am debating wether it would be a better idea to use those 2 credit for a dinner at Boma and a lunch at Epcot. We are already doing Coral Reef, Le Cellier and Teppan Edo in Epoct. We love the food there. There would be 6 of us including a one year old and nine year old. If anyone has any advise let me know!
 
It depends an awful lot on what types of cuisines they prefer. I really like Boma but I know some people do not. And other people just do not see a buffet being as 'nice' an experience as a normal TS meal. BUT the 7 year old can sample everything at Boma while at Narcoossees they are limited to the childrens' menu. Again, that works great for some kids and not at all for others.

Sorry - not much help, am I? Bottom line: which 'experience' would appeal more to your family? Snacks/CS lunch and fancy dinner, or TS lunch and good/exotic buffet dinner? You still have lots of good lunch options at Epcot including Italian, Mexican, Moroccan, Chinese - or go across to the YC and have a pure "American" lunch at Captain's Grill at the Yacht Club. If Narcossee's seafood would appeal to the group, I note there is another thread on the Disboard today extolling the lobster roll sandwich at Captain's Grill.
 


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