Resort QS and Christmas

[Octoberbaby]

Just curious if the resort QS locations offer a special meal on Christmas Day? We will be having a rest/resort day on Christmas, and I am tempted to just do our resort QS for dinner. Only if a traditional meal is offered though! We are staying at Gran Destino Tower, so Coronado Springs QS specifically.

 

[Dug720]

Just curious if the resort QS locations offer a special meal on Christmas Day? We will be having a rest/resort day on Christmas, and I am tempted to just do our resort QS for dinner. Only if a traditional meal is offered though! We are staying at Gran Destino Tower, so Coronado Springs QS specifically.

It honestly depends on what is traditional for your family. I've been to friends' houses where they had roast beef, others where they had ham, others where they have pizza and/or lasagne. I haven't been as I don't eat fish, but for some their tradition is fish. There's no one thing that is a universal "traditional" Christmas meal.

 

[Disneylover99]

Some have in the past. We stayed at POFQ a few years back over Christmas and they offered a price fixed meal with dessert and drink on Christmas Day.

But it’s anybodies guess as to if anything will be offered this year.

 

[Octoberbaby]

It honestly depends on what is traditional for your family. I've been to friends' houses where they had roast beef, others where they had ham, others where they have pizza and/or lasagne. I haven't been as I don't eat fish, but for some their tradition is fish. There's no one thing that is a universal "traditional" Christmas meal.

I should have worded it differently. I know a lot of different cultures and families have a different idea of what is traditional.

For us it would be ham, turkey, dressing, etc...

 

[Dug720]

I should have worded it differently. I know a lot of different cultures and families have a different idea of what is traditional.

For us it would be ham, turkey, dressing, etc...

Gotcha. I know TS places often do something special on holidays. Not sure about QS though. I guess most people like the turkey and dressing sandwich at Earl of Sandwich in Disney Springs. Even before I had to go gluten-free I never got the appeal of either, but most people seem to like it.

 

[Disneylover99]

I should have worded it differently. I know a lot of different cultures and families have a different idea of what is traditional.

For us it would be ham, turkey, dressing, etc...

I was hoping it was turkey and dressing at POFQ, but it was not, so I didn’t get it. I’m thinking it was ham? With some Cajun accompaniments? But I’m not certain.