Re: OT - GFCF at Disney World

[Guest guest]

>We went to Disney World in June and it worked out well. The people

there were very helpful. For two main meals I called ahead for

reservations, then talked to the Chef a day or two ahead. They were

knowledgable about the diet and made suggestions. We ate at Crystal

Palace at Magic Kingdom for my son's 7th birthday, and they made him

a

GFCF chocolate brownie, a GFCF chicken filet sandwich (on a rice

roll), peas and french fries. At Epcot we ate at the Garden Grill,

where he had a GFCF hotdog, mashed potatoes, peas and honeydew. We

also ate at Hollywood and Vine at MGM with no reservations, and the

chef there was very helpful in coming up with foods that my son could

eat. (He is very picky, so that was not easy!) For fast food meals,

I

brought an emergency peanut butter sandwich in my bag and we

supplemented that with fries or chips and drinks (I had read on this

list that all the fries at Disney World were GFCF.) All in all, the

Disney people are very helpful. Of course, those restaurants are

expensive, but we felt it was worth it to splurge and be well taken

care of.

Elaine

Mom to Graeme (HFA, age 7), Galen (NT, age 5), and Amie (NT age 26)