itchin2go
When life gives you lemons, make lemonade!
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My knee-jerk answer is H&V, because, as another poster says, I hardly ever see anything other than scathing reviews of the food. However, if I had toddlers AND they loved those characters, it would be a must-do for me. I understand the mommy-urge to make the vacation magical for your kids. If your kids are not into those characters, I would dump H&V.
It's true that Boma is not renowned for appealing to toddlers, but you've already booked a lot of character meals. Not every single meal has to wow the toddlers (IMO). Kids are usually hungry at breakfast and are happy when you put a plate of scrambled eggs or pancakes in front of them. That's enough distraction for you to have a great breakfast at a place that is very well-reviewed.
I try to go for a good mix of pleasing the kid and pleasing the husband (while making sure I have SOMETHING to eat at the various places). I love seeing my kid happy (hence why we're eating 1900 PF dinner in January despite pretty bad food reviews), but I also love eating good food!
As another poster mentioned, you could keep them all and then just play it by ear.
It's true that Boma is not renowned for appealing to toddlers, but you've already booked a lot of character meals. Not every single meal has to wow the toddlers (IMO). Kids are usually hungry at breakfast and are happy when you put a plate of scrambled eggs or pancakes in front of them. That's enough distraction for you to have a great breakfast at a place that is very well-reviewed.
I try to go for a good mix of pleasing the kid and pleasing the husband (while making sure I have SOMETHING to eat at the various places). I love seeing my kid happy (hence why we're eating 1900 PF dinner in January despite pretty bad food reviews), but I also love eating good food!
As another poster mentioned, you could keep them all and then just play it by ear.
