Solo: one day, one TS

[jwhtewolfd]

I always thought it was silly when I read posts about someone going to WDW for a day or two. What's the point? Can you really be satisfied with that? But since I will be missing Space Mountain on this coming September trip, and I just found out my boss is sending me to Orlando in January for a conference, I just can't help myself. I'm going to ride the newly refurbed Space Mountain in January! I will have one, maybe two, days in the World. Obviously I have to go to MK. Whether I will have 1 or 2 days or park hopper will depend on park schedules and when my flight leaves.

So, if you are solo, and could have just one TS meal in all of WDW, where are you eating?

I have done Yak and Yeti, Coral Reef, Tutto, Sci-Fi, Garden Grill and Tony's. In September we'll be trying Boma, Le Cellier (I hope), Crystal Palace, Kona and either Brown Derby or Mama Melrose (haven't decided yet). Am I missing something spectacular that I must do, or should I pick a favorite from the tried and true list?

TIA, can't wait to hear what delicious things y'all come up with.

P.S. Is it wrong/weird that my biggest concern at the moment is one meal I'll have 6 months from now?

 

[Dax]

Never...Being a local, who is on a VERY tight budget, I only get to WdW maybe 2x a year if I am lucky, and it is ALWAYS a day trip.

I can give you plenty of advice about what to do with limited time, but since you asked about food..Why not go somewhere fun. Maybe Chef Mickeys? Being a buffet, you can eat all you want, and the servers there are great if you miss a character, they ALWAYS make sure they get back to you if you ask.

 

[MickeyNicki]

I had 2 days solo last week...DH was with me but in meetings from 6am to 6pm (we were at the Swan) and for breakfast I ate at the BWI Bakery, right outside on the water, it was so peaceful. I did Epcot both days and had lunch at Tutto and Chefs, the food was fantastic!