swankybeth
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The trip: Oct 17-21
Why: WDWCP 5 Year Reunion with some of my closest friends that I made there
The cast: Me (of course), Beth, 26 yrs old, probably the most adventurous eater of the group
Kevin, turned 28 on the trip (you'll see his bleary eyed birthday breakfast on this review)
Becca, 26, got sick at Le Cellier (but that didn't ruin her review of it)
Ruben, 25, was sick almost the entire trip with a cold
Here's a group shot of the cast:
L-R: Me, Becca, Kevin, Ruben
Most of the reviews are counter service and of the Food & Wine booths. We did 2 table service meals-Le Cellier lunch and Chef Mickey's breakfast.
I also want to apologize in advance for the quality of some of the pictures. Some were because it was dark out at Food & Wine and some were just because I felt bad torturing my friends and wanted to take a quick picture before I "let" them eat!
Any questions or comments, please feel free to ask!
Day 1
End Zone food court, All Star Sports
My first night of the trip was spent at All Star Sports. We were staying at Music the rest of the trip but I wanted to complete my All Stars Trifecta. I have to say, it was a lot nicer than I thought it would be. I'm not a huge sports fan except for baseball but I still enjoyed the theming. It was almost 11 am when I was all checked in and ready to head to Epcot to meet up with everyone. I realized I hadn't eaten yet and I was up since the ungodly hour of 3:30 am, so I stopped off for a late breakfast. I had the kid's Mickey waffles with bacon. It came with an unsweetened applesauce and I chose an apple juice box for my drink. I love, love, love Mickey waffles. I found some sugarfree syrup on the toppings bar and used that on top of the waffles. The bacon was nice and crispy. I saved the applesauce for the next day. It was a good breakfast and not overly filling which was good because we had Le Cellier coming up at 2:20 pm!
Will post more later, I have to get ready for work!
Why: WDWCP 5 Year Reunion with some of my closest friends that I made there
The cast: Me (of course), Beth, 26 yrs old, probably the most adventurous eater of the group
Kevin, turned 28 on the trip (you'll see his bleary eyed birthday breakfast on this review)
Becca, 26, got sick at Le Cellier (but that didn't ruin her review of it)
Ruben, 25, was sick almost the entire trip with a cold

Here's a group shot of the cast:

L-R: Me, Becca, Kevin, Ruben
Most of the reviews are counter service and of the Food & Wine booths. We did 2 table service meals-Le Cellier lunch and Chef Mickey's breakfast.
I also want to apologize in advance for the quality of some of the pictures. Some were because it was dark out at Food & Wine and some were just because I felt bad torturing my friends and wanted to take a quick picture before I "let" them eat!
Any questions or comments, please feel free to ask!
Day 1
End Zone food court, All Star Sports
My first night of the trip was spent at All Star Sports. We were staying at Music the rest of the trip but I wanted to complete my All Stars Trifecta. I have to say, it was a lot nicer than I thought it would be. I'm not a huge sports fan except for baseball but I still enjoyed the theming. It was almost 11 am when I was all checked in and ready to head to Epcot to meet up with everyone. I realized I hadn't eaten yet and I was up since the ungodly hour of 3:30 am, so I stopped off for a late breakfast. I had the kid's Mickey waffles with bacon. It came with an unsweetened applesauce and I chose an apple juice box for my drink. I love, love, love Mickey waffles. I found some sugarfree syrup on the toppings bar and used that on top of the waffles. The bacon was nice and crispy. I saved the applesauce for the next day. It was a good breakfast and not overly filling which was good because we had Le Cellier coming up at 2:20 pm!

Will post more later, I have to get ready for work!
