Oral allergy syndrom and sensory issues

[dbug 89]

I recently discovered I have something called oral allergy syndrome and also deal with sensory trouble due to autism will disney be able to work with my troubles I'm not allowed to have blueberries cucumbers if they have the skin on tree nuts raw onion or raw tomato cinnamon is also a no sensory wise I will most likely eat qlot of kid food as on vacation I don't want to have to deal with foods I'm not all that familiar with

 

[Narcoossee11]

The table service restaurants should be easy, just talk to the chef.
Quick service will be an issue. Most everything is prepackaged and prepared already.
Cinnamon is in the air around the park also.

 

[StageTek]

will disney be able to work with my troubles

Yes. They are very good at working with people with food issues. Just ask when you order.

I will most likely eat qlot of kid food as on vacation I don't want to have to deal with foods I'm not all that familiar with

That seems like a good plan. Chicken nuggets/fingers, hamburgers (no tomato), hot dogs, fries and mac-and-cheese are available in each park.

 

[dbug 89]

Several times.

First time I was a teen driver and I got in a single car accident. Second time, early 20s driver, single car accident. After those, I wised up and started wearing my seat belt!

Next time was major excitement. I was about 26 weeks pregnant with DS, and away from home on a fishing trip. I went into pre-term labor in the middle of nowhere! When the paramedics came into the bathroom, this young kid snapped on his gloves and said "Should I check her for dilation???? I want to be a member of the stork club!" Then hubby was ready to strangle the kid. Luckily, the senior EMT got the kid calmed down. I had a high speed ambulance ride through some seriously windy roads with hubby following behind. Luckily, the labor was stopped, since that hospital had just opened their normal OB floor and the nearest NICU was an hour away!

The last ride I had was in the front seat while they were transporting DD to Children's Hospital in DC. This was when she had the psychotic reaction to strattera. She was completely sedated by that time, so it was an okay ride. And I thank God for those EMTs! They really helped calm me down, and they stopped back to see DD when they came on shift the next day.

I'd want to be a disney duck...man they have the BEST job in the world...waddling around Disney, being fed like kings...parade my ducklings around in to the chorus of "Awwwwwww"...yup I'd like to be a duck...

or one of the medics that bandages up boo boos at the first aid stations...gives out Disney band aids...when someone is sick or hurt while at Disney world in the parks, they are SO thankful for help and you are really doing them a wonderful service...as opposed to say...prima donna professional athletes with big stinky feet...oops...that slipped...(athletic trainer for a pro football team...not nearly as glam as it sounds... )

I still think a duck would be best!!!

I think I'm dropping t-rex. My kid loves dinosaurs but neither she or her big brother cope well with excessive noise. Short of having her wear noise cancelling headphones for the whole meal, I don't know that it will work.

If you're unsure about characters, try starting with someplace with some "face" characters in the mix. 1900 Park Fare or a princess meal... something where it's a little less overwhelming.

From deck 3, we headed up to deck 9 to check out what Cabana's buffet had to offer. We were on vacation. One lunch just wasn't enough!

While I wasn't a fan of the mustard yellow décor on the way into the new Cabana's (formerly Beach Blanket Buffet), I greatly preferred the new set up. It was much easier to move around and make your selections from the buffet. Also, Triton's apparently wasn't the only restaurant to get a new menu. On our five previous DCL cruises, the embarkation buffet menu was always the same, regardless of what ship we were on. This, too, had recently changed. I was a bit sad. Jimmy and I really loved the little chicken salad sandwiches that used to be on the embarkation buffet. Alas, they are no more. **sigh** Oh well! Gaining the entire sit down menu at Triton's was worth the trade off.

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Nothing on the buffet screamed, "Eat me!" So, we went to check out the new quick service additions on deck 9. Though it wasn't a new addition, I snagged a turkey and cranberry sandwich with a couple of slices of honey dew melon from Daisies Delights (formerly Goofy's Galley).

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James helped himself to his first slices of pizza of the cruise. There would be many, many more to come.

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The table service restaurants should be easy, just talk to the chef.
Quick service will be an issue. Most everything is prepackaged and prepared already.
Cinnamon is in the air around the park also.

I am ok withe smell just not eating it

 

[Sakurachaek]

That won’t be difficult, Disney deals with much more limited diets. I also can’t have cinnamon, raw onion, also can’t have colourings, gluten and dairy. Tree nuts are on all the allergy menus so easy to avoid. Cucumbers and raw tomato would likely only be found in salads. Blueberries just ask for no blueberries when you have fruit bowls. You’ll be fine

 

[Orange Fanatic]

From my experience, when I requested a accommodation for an unusual food allergy (that is not in the allergy menus), I had better luck getting an accommodation when I asked to speak to a chef. Once, I tried explaining to the waiter and my explanation was lost in translation when the waiter explained the allergy to the chef. Once I realized this, I requested to talk to the chef, but the waiter then refused. After that, I always asked for the chef as soon as we sat down at the table and we mostly kept to table restaurants. I did not have any luck with quick service or food booths, but my experience varied by restaurant.