At Storybook, we had an awesome time with character interaction...the characters (Dopey, Grumpy, Snow White) came around 3x for a significant period of time (Grumpy and I had an argument 😃 ) When that happened both Dopey and Snow White came back to our table and joined in, AWESOME!, and they were busy! We did need to go and meet Evil Queen...but she liked my memory book I had her sign so she had a full on convo with me and my daughter. We loved it so much we realized after we got home that a significant number of photos were from the Storybook Dinner experience. So recommend! (fyi- our apps were unlimited and keep bringing us more, but didn't need it...we were full!)
Tried the Steakhouse 71 stack burger as a nice lunchtime break while on a Magic Kingdom day and I can confirm it's absolutely as delicious as everyone says.
Either Topolinos at The Riviera or Narcoosees at the Floridian. Besides having amazing food, both will give you prime viewing access to the fireworks shows without having to fight crowds. Even if you go there for breakfast only (and the character breakfast at Topolinos is just as good as the others!), if you come back later in the eve and show your receipt, they will still let you go to the viewing deck to watch them.
Be our guest I loved as a 90s baby. I always thought it was weird when people would say Disney would make them cry and I have never had that experience I never understood. The themeing in be our guest make me feel like a little girl again and did make me tear up a bit.
Story Book Dining with Snow White was one of the highlights of my last trip! I was impressed with the food and my kid’s favorite dwarf is Dopey! I’m so glad I gave it a try! 😍
I cannot overstate how much I have enjoyed every meal I’ve ever eaten at BluZoo. It’s such an upscale interior with excellent food and good service. Il Mulino is good, but BluZoo is my favorite by far
This video made me so sad! My Disney trip was a few weeks ago and I didn't get to eat anywhere or anything I had planned on because everyone else just wanted cheap counter food that made me sick. Next time I make a trip to Orlando I'm going by myself and stuffing my face!!!! 😂
My 8th solo trip is in 40 days. Solo is actually a great time, that I highly recommend! I can do what I want, eat what I want, when ever I want! The only person I need to make happy is me. And although I'm alone, I'm not lonely!
I’ve had the same problem with my adult group. I’m the only one who wants to try the different restaurants. Everyone else just wants quick service food. So I started going to the parks by myself just to try the food 😊
I vote all of us with this issue just go solo and meet up for fun food and rides during the day. New Disney friends and a room to myself sounds like a slice of heaven 😂
Hands down, Ohana for dinner is our favorite! Im glad you mentioned how tricky it is to get reservations as even months out, we still only get the latter times available with just 9pm or 10pm dinner times vs the prime times. Does anyone know if Ohana has a walk up wait list for dinner? I think it may just be the lounge next door with no reservation.
The food is really good and the experience is even better. We went for the first time last trip and it’ll be a go to from here forward. The interaction with the characters is so immersive, just because they have more time to actually interact with you. We have pics of Pluto sneaking dessert with us and Mickey scolding him for stealing a bite. It was an experience that even the non-Disney adults said was going down as a core memory. AJ is right about it, in my book, and for what it’s worth, I can’t recommend it enough. 😊
Ya know @@BeingAMomAndBeyond , I’m going to do something no one ever does and take advice from the comments section. Mentioned your note to someone and they confirmed it was one of the best character experiences they had. So in August, we’re going to try and do that. Thank you!
Tiffins in Animal Kingdom is an excellent choice! We have gone there for both lunch and dinner and have never been disappointed! I really love the fish dinner!!
We always try some different restaurants each time we visit Disney World but the one we eat at every time is tepon edo it’s great food that we all love and it’s always enjoyable to meet people from all over the world at your table
they have addressed food allergies in previous videos I think the trouble is that all the restaurants depending on dietary restrictions have foods that should be safe the only restaurant that I think of is gluten, peanut free, vegetarian if not vegan is Erin McKenna's bakery. What AJ has recommended in the past is looking at menus online either at website or the disney my experience app which will sometimes say allergy friendly highlighted on menu items that are or contacting the restaurant you may want to experience directly. I truthfully am disabled so I only watch the videos to relax as I can't go to DW again and I also know you aren't the only person to ask for content like that, I just think that the reason why they haven't created specific restaurant videos is that other than Erin McKenna's bakery which I think is sweet specific only catering to various food allergies and being vegetarian at least, all the other restaurants in the Disney bubble do not have any other restaurant that was created for allergies only so it would be a really short video. But again as someone who's loved these videos as an escape and been subscribed for like 6 years she has mentioned numerous times on checking menus online for restaurants you may be interested or asking for input from the restaurants themselves once you've arrived as most have books of their menu items and ingredients in each entree, which I get might hamper you wanting to plan this in advance unless you contact them ahead of time. Unfortunately though that's not much of a help if a Disney World restaurant doesn't have on their menus online highlighted of foods catered to those with different allergies if you're looking to know for example for a restaurant where you may want to eat at that requires an advance dining reservation. It also might help checking out DFB's blog or using a search engine putting " disney world restaurant food allergies" in case other disney bloggers have a list, too. Sorry I couldn't be more of a help. I hope you have a great time on your trip.
I don't agree. They can highlight the main allergies and I believe people, like me, who have allergies will also alert Disney but the video could be a guideline.
Haven't been to WDW for about 20 years, but back in the day, La Cellier in Canada in Epcot had the best breads and best steak in all of WDW, and that's coming from someone who has eaten in almost every restaurant on site.
Woody Roundup BBQ is not good. I ate there in August, it was my daughters choice and neither one us liked it.The apps and desserts were good but he main course BBQ was not good at all. The on tiny piece of sausage was about the only thing worth eating.
Three Bridges restaurant is located in Coronado Springs resort not The Contemporary hotel. The food is delicious. Boma is a favorite as well. Love all of the fantastic information here!
My family was deciding between Il Mulino and Shula's last trip sine we stayed at both Swan and Dolphin! We opted for Shula's and we were not disappointed! But Il Mulino is def on the list!
Going to try Boma in February on our arrival day. We will be there a bit late at night. Has anyone been around 9 pm and found that the food is still good at that time? I know buffets are iffy as it gets closer to closing time.
We loved skipper canteen. The dan dan noodles are so good that we wanted to order some to go. We need copy cat recipe of this item. I am still dreaming of it. The other item is the peach strawberry pie desert at round up rodeo
The buratta salad looks so simple. A handful of mixed greens, some tiny tomatoes and a ball of burrata. I could make that for under $5 paying retail. There is no price on the online menu which is always a bad sign.
I saw a really great reviews on skippers canteen Magic Kingdom. My son and I were celebrating my 60 and his 20th birthday while we were there. Our trip was in September, right between the two birthdays. We made a reservation because we could order from the menu rather than having a full lunch for a sit-down as we had had breakfast at Crystal Palace - buffet. We expected some Skipper and some Disney style service. We had a great experience everywhere else in disney, but I will not go to this restaurant again. There was no indication that it was anything special. The food was really good, but there were no jokes and the wait staff appeared annoyed by us, rather than happy to see us. It wasn't worth it. I'm going with my father-in-law and friend in January and we will definitely do counter-service instead.
Skippers Canteen is an excellent place for lunch or dinner! We always find great food and great service! Our favorite place to eat in Skippers Canteen is the butterfly room.
Random question: What was in the clip from the Grand Floridian Cafe that looked like a bowl of pureed pink fruit (?) with whipped cream on top? (It’s at 5:21 for reference)
I agree with all these picks; however, I had never heard of Three Bridges. You mentioned it was in the Contemporary Resort but upon looking, I found it is actually in Coronado Springs resort?
From what I remember of previous vids: Steakhouse 71 Lounge (Contemporary), Cosmic Ray’s (DMK), Sci-Fi Dine-In (DHS), Restaurantasaurus (DAK), T-Rex (Springs) would be good bets
I've always had great food at everywhere I've eaten at Disney world as I've always followed your advice but the best place I've been, without a doubt, is Hollywood Brown Derby. The whole experience makes you feel special and in a couple of years when I can afford to go back, I'm from England, it will be first on my advanced booking list. Thanks for the always great content AJ and team.x
Every time they mention Satuli canteen, they never mention the blue dessert! My fave always, must have every time I go. Wild, too, because the cheeseburger bao is always dry for me, and the mismatching flavors of cheese and burger with the sweet bao bread always puts me off...
Its easy dobt eat dinner at dusney parks leave the park abd eat simewhere else lol i miss motor rock or whatever it was called with the cars and bigfoot there
Probably same reason I can’t go to Ohana or California Grill this winter. Reservations open 60 days plus the duration of the trip for certain Disney hotel guests. Those guests book most or all the open spots in the coolest restaurants in seconds, so unless you’re that good and lucky or using a travel agency, well, good luck getting a spot.
I have been trying to get an Ohana breakfast reservation for like six years since I’ve been there with no luck which is such a bummer. Do they ever take walk ups?
You can join a virtual walk up waitlist in the My Disney Experience app. Just be sure to add your name early because they will close the waitlist when it gets full!
Warning: Those with a fear of heights (acrophobia) will NOT want to go out on the balcony at California Grill! But you can likely still get a good view from inside, just request such when you arrive.
Headed to DW this December 17-21. It’s been years since we’ve been, just the wife and me. Staying at the Dolphin but we are celebrating both of our birthdays (16th and 18th) as well as our 10 year wedding anniversary on the 28th. Do you have recommendations to make it more special besides what I’ve seen in the hours of your videos I’ve watched lol?
@@mikeymutual5489 noooooo lol. Our birthdays are on Dec 16th and 18th, and 10 year wedding anniversary on December 28th. I probably should have added the month.
Do I miss anything? You do not include Victoria and Albert's? That is a place to splurge. Get a babysitter from Grand Floridian and pretend you and your spouse are back in the carefree romantic days without the kids.
“expect it to exceed your expectations?” If I expect it to exceeded my expectations and it does exceeded my expectations then that meets my expectations. It doesn’t exceed them. That’s something of a conundrum isn’t it?
food just as expensive at disney as the cost 💲 of the full price tickets get in , Id rather have contental breakfast and dinner at low cost known disney resort . all cost of arm leg 🦵
Why anyone would go to DW for "dining" is beyond me. As a general rule, the greater the character involvement and "immersion" the worse the food. The absurd cost is even more infuriating when you consider it's masssed produced 99% of the time. (Most great restaurants (outside DW of course) are small.) The only mention of price is "higher than you may like". LOL Let's face it - most folks get fast food - burgers, chips, fries, shakes, chicken fingers, soda etc the advertising is misleading to say the best. Le Cellier advertises "dinner" for $49....if you don't have a drink, appetizers, side or dessert. Some friends took grandkids and ate here (just the two) - with tax and tip: $242. (glass wine each, an appetizer each, entree, 1 side each, split a dessert) the main complaint of many was environment - too loud, too crowded, too slow, had to wait with reservations.
You are RIGHT, Three Bridges Bar & Grill is 100% at Coronado Springs and not Contemporary Resort (sorry for the misspeak!)
As soon as I heard you say that I knew when I checked the comments There were gonna be a thousand people correcting you. I love three bridges
We love a lot of Disney restaurants but Boma is the one we all agree is a must for breakfast and dinner every time we visit WDW.
I was thinking this when I saw the video thumbnail. Boma breakfast was AMAZING.
Yes Boma is just super good for dinner. Although heard breakfast is just as great!
Agree 100%! Boma's is a top selection whenever we go to WDW (appx once a month).
Boma breakfast 👍👍
Same
Garden Grill-hands down. Character Dining with very good food. Lots of character time too. It is Always a Must Do for us.
My family and I are going to Disney next week. These videos get me excited to go.
Three Bridges is at Coronado not the contemporary. And the sangria flight is amazing!! Highly recommend 🥂
Even the burger is outstanding!
Raglan road for me personally
Omg love love raglan! Wearing my sweatshirt now!
Ditto!
Love the food but too noisy!
@@joyceandersen5023 the atmosphere is unmatched in my opinion. The noise is to be expected but I can see how it could be a bit much to some
Definitely top ten, Sanaa too
For me it's Liberty Tree Tavern!
You’re not alone, Liberty Tree Tavern is already booked solid for Christmas!
At Storybook, we had an awesome time with character interaction...the characters (Dopey, Grumpy, Snow White) came around 3x for a significant period of time (Grumpy and I had an argument 😃 ) When that happened both Dopey and Snow White came back to our table and joined in, AWESOME!, and they were busy! We did need to go and meet Evil Queen...but she liked my memory book I had her sign so she had a full on convo with me and my daughter. We loved it so much we realized after we got home that a significant number of photos were from the Storybook Dinner experience. So recommend! (fyi- our apps were unlimited and keep bringing us more, but didn't need it...we were full!)
Tried the Steakhouse 71 stack burger as a nice lunchtime break while on a Magic Kingdom day and I can confirm it's absolutely as delicious as everyone says.
Either Topolinos at The Riviera or Narcoosees at the Floridian. Besides having amazing food, both will give you prime viewing access to the fireworks shows without having to fight crowds. Even if you go there for breakfast only (and the character breakfast at Topolinos is just as good as the others!), if you come back later in the eve and show your receipt, they will still let you go to the viewing deck to watch them.
Be our guest I loved as a 90s baby. I always thought it was weird when people would say Disney would make them cry and I have never had that experience I never understood. The themeing in be our guest make me feel like a little girl again and did make me tear up a bit.
Raglan Road is my favorite. I will be there tomorrow on my last vacation for 2023 to Disney.
Boma is a must for our family :)
Yes! I ate so much food…I thought I was going to have to be rolled out of there. I’m not even kidding! And all-you-can-eat Zebra Domes! 😍
Perfect timing, I begin reservations tomorrow!!!!😊 Early tomorrow
Boma is our must do! Every trip!
Boma for breakfast and Tiffins for dinner. Heading down in 42 days!
Story Book Dining with Snow White was one of the highlights of my last trip! I was impressed with the food and my kid’s favorite dwarf is Dopey! I’m so glad I gave it a try! 😍
We also ate there on out last trip and we all loved the food, characters, atmosphere! Such a cool spot.
How far out did you have to book it?
@victoriavira8557 we did it the 60 days out but we went in mid August and most of the south was back in school. We got every reservation we wanted.
I cannot overstate how much I have enjoyed every meal I’ve ever eaten at BluZoo. It’s such an upscale interior with excellent food and good service. Il Mulino is good, but BluZoo is my favorite by far
We love Teppan Edo! The food is amazing and you get a wonderful show to boot!
I didn’t know that!
This video made me so sad! My Disney trip was a few weeks ago and I didn't get to eat anywhere or anything I had planned on because everyone else just wanted cheap counter food that made me sick. Next time I make a trip to Orlando I'm going by myself and stuffing my face!!!! 😂
My 8th solo trip is in 40 days. Solo is actually a great time, that I highly recommend! I can do what I want, eat what I want, when ever I want! The only person I need to make happy is me. And although I'm alone, I'm not lonely!
I’ve had the same problem with my adult group. I’m the only one who wants to try the different restaurants. Everyone else just wants quick service food. So I started going to the parks by myself just to try the food 😊
Yes I go solo all the time…it’s the best
I vote all of us with this issue just go solo and meet up for fun food and rides during the day. New Disney friends and a room to myself sounds like a slice of heaven 😂
This came in handy. Just found out yesterday that I'm heading out to Disneyworld next week!
Hands down, Ohana for dinner is our favorite! Im glad you mentioned how tricky it is to get reservations as even months out, we still only get the latter times available with just 9pm or 10pm dinner times vs the prime times. Does anyone know if Ohana has a walk up wait list for dinner? I think it may just be the lounge next door with no reservation.
I've heard, yes, there's a walk up but you have to be there at the podium when it opens at 3.
I think I may have to go to Garden Grill this year just from hearing you mention it every other video for 5 years! Love the content, keep it coming!
The food is really good and the experience is even better. We went for the first time last trip and it’ll be a go to from here forward. The interaction with the characters is so immersive, just because they have more time to actually interact with you. We have pics of Pluto sneaking dessert with us and Mickey scolding him for stealing a bite. It was an experience that even the non-Disney adults said was going down as a core memory. AJ is right about it, in my book, and for what it’s worth, I can’t recommend it enough. 😊
Ya know @@BeingAMomAndBeyond , I’m going to do something no one ever does and take advice from the comments section. Mentioned your note to someone and they confirmed it was one of the best character experiences they had. So in August, we’re going to try and do that. Thank you!
Liberty Tree Tavern is a perennial favorite. Thanksgiving every day!
Tiffins in Animal Kingdom is an excellent choice! We have gone there for both lunch and dinner and have never been disappointed! I really love the fish dinner!!
We love tiffins!
We always try some different restaurants each time we visit Disney World but the one we eat at every time is tepon edo it’s great food that we all love and it’s always enjoyable to meet people from all over the world at your table
When talking about Three bridges, you say it’s at the Contemporary Resort. It’s actually at Coronado Springs!
50s Prime Time falls into immersiveness as well.
Any chance of doing a video of the best places to eat for those with food allergies?
they have addressed food allergies in previous videos I think the trouble is that all the restaurants depending on dietary restrictions have foods that should be safe the only restaurant that I think of is gluten, peanut free, vegetarian if not vegan is Erin McKenna's bakery.
What AJ has recommended in the past is looking at menus online either at website or the disney my experience app which will sometimes say allergy friendly highlighted on menu items that are or contacting the restaurant you may want to experience directly.
I truthfully am disabled so I only watch the videos to relax as I can't go to DW again and I also know you aren't the only person to ask for content like that, I just think that the reason why they haven't created specific restaurant videos is that other than Erin McKenna's bakery which I think is sweet specific only catering to various food allergies and being vegetarian at least, all the other restaurants in the Disney bubble do not have any other restaurant that was created for allergies only so it would be a really short video.
But again as someone who's loved these videos as an escape and been subscribed for like 6 years she has mentioned numerous times on checking menus online for restaurants you may be interested or asking for input from the restaurants themselves once you've arrived as most have books of their menu items and ingredients in each entree, which I get might hamper you wanting to plan this in advance unless you contact them ahead of time.
Unfortunately though that's not much of a help if a Disney World restaurant doesn't have on their menus online highlighted of foods catered to those with different allergies if you're looking to know for example for a restaurant where you may want to eat at that requires an advance dining reservation.
It also might help checking out DFB's blog or using a search engine putting " disney world restaurant food allergies" in case other disney bloggers have a list, too.
Sorry I couldn't be more of a help. I hope you have a great time on your trip.
Thanks for including the plant based restaurants.
Maybe best for allergies next go around?
how would they do that? there are SO many allergies. for example, people who can't eat nuts can eat strawberries and shrimp. its too complicated
I don't agree. They can highlight the main allergies and I believe people, like me, who have allergies will also alert Disney but the video could be a guideline.
yiu mean nuts?
Haven't been to WDW for about 20 years, but back in the day, La Cellier in Canada in Epcot had the best breads and best steak in all of WDW, and that's coming from someone who has eaten in almost every restaurant on site.
It’s still fantastic, but you can get a really good steak at Steakhouse 71 now for a fraction of the price.
Woody Roundup BBQ is not good. I ate there in August, it was my daughters choice and neither one us liked it.The apps and desserts were good but he main course BBQ was not good at all. The on tiny piece of sausage was about the only thing worth eating.
Three Bridges restaurant is located in Coronado Springs resort not The Contemporary hotel. The food is delicious. Boma is a favorite as well. Love all of the fantastic information here!
Totally agree 👍 😊
Homecomin’ ❤
Only eating in the parks Epcot HS and MK
California Grill is my must do restaurant. And my must do dish is the Steak House 71 French onion soup..
My family was deciding between Il Mulino and Shula's last trip sine we stayed at both Swan and Dolphin! We opted for Shula's and we were not disappointed! But Il Mulino is def on the list!
Isn't the 3 bridges at Coronado Springs not the Contemporary?
Going to try Boma in February on our arrival day. We will be there a bit late at night. Has anyone been around 9 pm and found that the food is still good at that time? I know buffets are iffy as it gets closer to closing time.
Ale & compass at yacht club resort has a great breakfast menu and buffet, all their food there will not disappoint
Would DFB consider going to one of the DMK Firework Parties to show us the options?
We loved skipper canteen. The dan dan noodles are so good that we wanted to order some to go. We need copy cat recipe of this item. I am still dreaming of it. The other item is the peach strawberry pie desert at round up rodeo
Three bridges is so good! 😍
comfort food is a wonderful way to eat and enjoy😁
I love the boathouse
Boma is the only Disney restaurant we would make a special trip for.
Im just excited they are releasing after hours tickets for MK, HS, and Epcot nov7th
WOOOOOO!
Three Bridges is at Coronado ❤
The buratta salad looks so simple. A handful of mixed greens, some tiny tomatoes and a ball of burrata. I could make that for under $5 paying retail. There is no price on the online menu which is always a bad sign.
SO MANY RESTAURANTS IN WDW DON'T HAVE CHARACHTER DINNING SAME IN GALXAY'S EDGE ETC PLUS WORLD SHOWCASE :::::::::::::::
I saw a really great reviews on skippers canteen Magic Kingdom. My son and I were celebrating my 60 and his 20th birthday while we were there. Our trip was in September, right between the two birthdays. We made a reservation because we could order from the menu rather than having a full lunch for a sit-down as we had had breakfast at Crystal Palace - buffet. We expected some Skipper and some Disney style service. We had a great experience everywhere else in disney, but I will not go to this restaurant again. There was no indication that it was anything special. The food was really good, but there were no jokes and the wait staff appeared annoyed by us, rather than happy to see us. It wasn't worth it. I'm going with my father-in-law and friend in January and we will definitely do counter-service instead.
Skippers Canteen is an excellent place for lunch or dinner! We always find great food and great service! Our favorite place to eat in Skippers Canteen is the butterfly room.
Random question: What was in the clip from the Grand Floridian Cafe that looked like a bowl of pureed pink fruit (?) with whipped cream on top? (It’s at 5:21 for reference)
Strawberry soup! It’s a Disney famous dish that used to be served at 1900 Park Fare and now it’s sometimes the soup of the day at Grand Floridian Cafe
We Love Garden grill
I agree with all these picks; however, I had never heard of Three Bridges. You mentioned it was in the Contemporary Resort but upon looking, I found it is actually in Coronado Springs resort?
It’s very good. We have eaten there multiple times. They also do take out (or they used too), which is nice after a long day at the parks.
That is such an overwhelming amount of restaurants with tasty food. What's the best spots for just classic burger and fries?
From what I remember of previous vids: Steakhouse 71 Lounge (Contemporary), Cosmic Ray’s (DMK), Sci-Fi Dine-In (DHS), Restaurantasaurus (DAK), T-Rex (Springs) would be good bets
You said three Bridges was at the contemporary. It’s at Coronado. Just don’t want anyone to get confused.
Le Cellier.
Heading to WDW in 40 days and have yet to make ADR's. I just can't decide.
Yachtsmen Steakhouse 🤤
Tiffins!❤
I've always had great food at everywhere I've eaten at Disney world as I've always followed your advice but the best place I've been, without a doubt, is Hollywood Brown Derby. The whole experience makes you feel special and in a couple of years when I can afford to go back, I'm from England, it will be first on my advanced booking list. Thanks for the always great content AJ and team.x
I never got an email to finish the download for the free restaurants guide from the QR scan. Anyone else have that problem?
I haven’t had a better meal than at Tiffins. Don’t see it talked about much!
You didn't mention the bast fine dining restaurant on the property. I am not going to mention it here because I don't want it overrun.
Tuskers, easy
I'm sorry, but we went to Tuskers and both my wife and I were not impressed. OK food, good green curry, but not impressed.
Bueno!
Every time they mention Satuli canteen, they never mention the blue dessert! My fave always, must have every time I go. Wild, too, because the cheeseburger bao is always dry for me, and the mismatching flavors of cheese and burger with the sweet bao bread always puts me off...
Its easy dobt eat dinner at dusney parks leave the park abd eat simewhere else lol i miss motor rock or whatever it was called with the cars and bigfoot there
Race rock that's it
Can we go eat at Nomad no matter where we stay at ?
Yep! Anyone can eat at Nomad Lounge
Why have I never seen reservations for artist point on the app?!
Probably same reason I can’t go to Ohana or California Grill this winter. Reservations open 60 days plus the duration of the trip for certain Disney hotel guests. Those guests book most or all the open spots in the coolest restaurants in seconds, so unless you’re that good and lucky or using a travel agency, well, good luck getting a spot.
Which restaurant?
I have been trying to get an Ohana breakfast reservation for like six years since I’ve been there with no luck which is such a bummer. Do they ever take walk ups?
You can join a virtual walk up waitlist in the My Disney Experience app. Just be sure to add your name early because they will close the waitlist when it gets full!
@@DFBGuide amazing you all are the best!!
Warning: Those with a fear of heights (acrophobia) will NOT want to go out on the balcony at California Grill! But you can likely still get a good view from inside, just request such when you arrive.
If Space 220 sounds interesting, just do Mission Space: Green, then eat anywhere in Epcot....
I’ve done that 3 times this past year. I flew from California to Orlando…ate lunch at Disney World and flew back home. 🤪🤣
Headed to DW this December 17-21. It’s been years since we’ve been, just the wife and me. Staying at the Dolphin but we are celebrating both of our birthdays (16th and 18th) as well as our 10 year wedding anniversary on the 28th. Do you have recommendations to make it more special besides what I’ve seen in the hours of your videos I’ve watched lol?
You got married when you were 6 and 8 years old?
@@mikeymutual5489 noooooo lol. Our birthdays are on Dec 16th and 18th, and 10 year wedding anniversary on December 28th. I probably should have added the month.
@@mikeymutual5489 Really????
@@judyl.7234 No, not really. Probably.
V1ctoria and Alberts Do not want to spend 200 plus or be there 4 hours
Glad you mentioned plant based spots. But honestly I'd love to see more dedicated content to that.
I second this!!!
I need this too :)
Do I miss anything? You do not include Victoria and Albert's? That is a place to splurge.
Get a babysitter from Grand Floridian and pretend you and your spouse are back in the carefree romantic days without the kids.
“expect it to exceed your expectations?” If I expect it to exceeded my expectations and it does exceeded my expectations then that meets my expectations. It doesn’t exceed them. That’s something of a conundrum isn’t it?
I think it’s clear that this communicates the idea “expect this to exceed your preconceived notions of what you think it will be before you go”.
Better than you thought it was gonna be!
we shall never visit any of the parks or watch movies that have anything to do with Disney
Boma not even top 5
food just as expensive at disney as the cost 💲 of the full price tickets get in , Id rather have contental breakfast and dinner at low cost known disney resort . all cost of arm leg 🦵
id only buy one dinner cost perffed
So which one is the ONE restaurant I should dine at?
Why anyone would go to DW for "dining" is beyond me. As a general rule, the greater the character involvement and "immersion" the worse the food. The absurd cost is even more infuriating when you consider it's masssed produced 99% of the time. (Most great restaurants (outside DW of course) are small.) The only mention of price is "higher than you may like". LOL Let's face it - most folks get fast food - burgers, chips, fries, shakes, chicken fingers, soda etc
the advertising is misleading to say the best. Le Cellier advertises "dinner" for $49....if you don't have a drink, appetizers, side or dessert. Some friends took grandkids and ate here (just the two) - with tax and tip: $242. (glass wine each, an appetizer each, entree, 1 side each, split a dessert) the main complaint of many was environment - too loud, too crowded, too slow, had to wait with reservations.
The best one for exotic foodies is the jungle cruise one in. Magic Kings and the one in the Animal kingdom lodge …Sanaa
Ale and Compass breakfast around 10:50 is perfect. Everyone is in the parks and it's super relaxed and calm