What Do You Do For Breakfast On A Water Park Day?

[TeamSy]

Are there any places to grab breakfast inside the water parks? Do you eat a big meal or grab something quick at your hotel, or just wait for lunch and then eat at one of the quick service places?

 

[ZoZo]

The water parks have little donut stands - hot, fresh mini-donuts! Yum.

 

[CampbellzSoup]

I just skip breakfast

 

[scoobygrl79]

We also keep breakfast very minimal since water parks have less a/c opportunities so it's sun sun sun all the way! We get to feeling icky with too much food first thing. Plus, they are not open for as long of hours, and my kids are still young/slow so I'm stingy with my time there. I'd do that donut stand ZoZo mentioned or a box of cereal bars for us to share.

 

[mousefan73]

We do a quick, small breakfast in the room. Important for me is making sure the kids guzzle alot to drink. We drink juice mixed with water. So two big glasses of watered down OJ and a bagle is enough

 

[Sailormoon2]

We are doing the complete opposite. Big buffet meal at our resort, hoping it will keep up going all day, so as not to have to buy more food at the water park.

 

[Daldea]

Were going to try and do quick service breakfasts at the resort before our waterpark days. I don't want to fill us up with a big and heavy breakfast but I want to have something substantial and I want to try and keep my kids on normal eating schedule.

 

[DisneyGirl4Ever!]

I like a quick grab and go at the resort!

 

[KT0191]

I usually skip breakfast but this year we are doing Kona.

 

[bbjunkie]

If we are spending most of the day at a waterpark, we grab QS in the hotel before leaving. We have also gone to them in the early afternoon for a couple of hours instead of hanging at the hotel pool, in which case we have usually had our TS lunch before then.

 

[Crystal824]

We usually do a quick breakfast in our room (nutrigrain bar, bagel, muffin, cereal).

 

[disneyjunkie]

Breakfast on the foodcourt before hopping on the bus.

 

[vinotinto]

Last year we did Cape May buffet and this year we're going to 1900 PF. The waterparks for our dates don't open until 10 am, so we have plenty of time to schedule an 8ish breakfast, meet characters and make it to waterparks. Plus, the waterparks don't really get busy until 11:00 am or even 12:00, so not as critical to be there right at 10 am. It also helps to just enjoy the waterparks and not have to stop at 12:00 for lunch.

 

[Daldea]

We are renting a car and I just found out there is a mcdonalds nearby blizzard beach, that's where we will be grabbing breakfast beforehand.

 

[andyman8]

Breakfast buffet so we can have a big breakfast and either skip or have a small and quick lunch before a big and early (5-6ish) dinner. The dining options in the water parks are pretty limited.

And yeah you can actually walk from McDonalds to BB. It takes about 15 minutes, and yes, there are paved walkways and crosswalks the entire time. The path actually also continues in both directions to the All-Star Resorts and CSR.

 

[Ismo]

We usually eat a decent breakfast at the resort then have a few snacks while in the water park.

 

[KateP85]

We do a quick breakfast in the room. Cereal, yogurt, fruit, plenty of water or juice. We always get lunch at the water parks and use that time to take a break from the sun and sit and relax for a bit.

 

[JimmyV]

Our breakfast routine never varies. We stop off at Publix on the way in from the airport and load up on breakfast foods, (cereal, donuts, muffins, OJ, yogurt, fruit, milk) and keep the cold stuff in our hotel room fridge. In the morning, we rotate using the shower to get ready for the day while the others eat. Our total expenditure for the entire week is less than a single sit-down Disney table service breakfast.