Re: Re: Disneyland, was Disney World on GFCF diet

[Guest guest]

> Has anyone had good GFCF experiences at Disneyland? Are they as

> accommodating as Disney World?

>

This is a many-months old message to which I am responding.

We ate a couple of times at the pricey but very nice Blue Bayou in the New

Orleans Square area of Disneyland. You definitely need reservations, and

tell them when you make the reservations that you are on the GFCF diet.

They even had us pick the entrees hours early. They made a very generous

fruit salad, three plates for my three kids. They have a vegan mashed

potato, and my boys ate the prime rib while my daughter had chicken, but all

with mashed potato. They had herb tea (apple?) with lots of sugar for

desert, although the non-alcoholic mint julep might work for that, I don't

remember now,

When our pediatrician was writing the note for the handicap pass, I had him

put on it that my kids were on the diet. I figured, if anyone questions the

food we brought into the Park, I would show them that. We ate sandwiches on

gfcf bread for another meal while waiting for a parade. No one asked us

about it, though.

Lorilyn

[Guest guest]

We love Disney world, but have only been there once

with our son, before his diagnosis. What is a

handicap pass and how did you get one? Can you get

them for autistic spectrum children?

(newcomer) Jinger

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