So I am in Disney right now and I have a question...

acoustic guy

Being that Disney World in Florida is so great and organized and is a HUGE company and they have thousands of people walk through each day.....I just don't understand why in Magic Kindom, the eating situation is sooooo bad? If you dont make a RSVP before you go there, you cant find a place to sit-down to eat. WTF??
Either walk up to a cart and buy a hot dog or Turkey Leg or your screwed. We did find a place to eat but ya have to wait in line for EVER. ANd thats tuff for a 2 1/2 year old.

End of Rant.

Heineken Helen

Is that a rant or a question? :? :ugeek:

acoustic guy

Heineken Helen wrote:

Is that a rant or a question? :? :ugeek:

Who knows....I am so tired.

Heineken Helen

acoustic guy wrote:

Heineken Helen wrote:

Is that a rant or a question? :? :ugeek:

Who knows....I am so tired.

me too... it's 3.17am :( I need to sleep. Anyway are ya having fun? I really wanna go to disneyworld.

acoustic guy

Yea, great time. My daughter is in heaven. Today she had lunch with four princesses and she met all the Disney characters. Seeing her happy makes me smile ear to ear.
Today we went to Epcot and I was drunk by noon. lol
I am glad my mother and sister are with us so they can help lol

JonnyPistachio

just dont bend over ANYWHERE, no matter what you do. Mickey will try to give it to you from behind. Oh, no wait, you'll just feel that way after paying for your tickets, paying for your food, or pretty much taking your wallet out at all.

dunkman

I'm going there in October. I will get my way through the food queue via the subtle method of "sword-swishing"

I'm really looking forward to it... i heard there is an awesome gypsy fortune teller there.

what was Epcot like? if you can remember

Boston Lou

if you didn't have to wait... would you go to the cart to pay for an overpriced turkey leg?


when you go to the cart they don't have to have a waittress for you

or anyone to clean up after your kids

or any additional real estate for you to sit your tired/cranky ass down

etc, etc


disney knows what it's doin

Heineken Helen

acoustic guy wrote:

Yea, great time. My daughter is in heaven. Today she had lunch with four princesses and she met all the Disney characters. Seeing her happy makes me smile ear to ear.
Today we went to Epcot and I was drunk by noon. lol
I am glad my mother and sister are with us so they can help lol

Awwww that sounds fab for a kid I mean :oops: enjoy the rest of your time.

CHANGEinWAVES

You can call and make reservations up to 3 months before (if I remember correctly) and as close as the day of. Make sure to try some of the great restaurants at the hotels too. The California grill on top of the contemporary is great at sunset cause you can watch the magic kingdom fireworks while you eat. I've been to disney world almost 20 times (my parents belong to the disney vacation club) and there really are some cool things there...not just kiddie stuff!

I assume it's hard with the dining there right now because it's a busy time for conventions so you have a lot of large parties booking up the tables.

The magic kingdom doesn't have the best meal options anyhow...and it's the only dry park!

dunkman

CHANGEinWAVES wrote:

The magic kingdom doesn't have the best meal options anyhow...and it's the only dry park!

how will i explain to my kids that they wont be going there then?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

CHANGEinWAVES

dunkman wrote:

CHANGEinWAVES wrote:

The magic kingdom doesn't have the best meal options anyhow...and it's the only dry park!

how will i explain to my kids that they wont be going there then?

:shock: :shock: :shock: :shock: :shock:

Get a park hopper pass and drink @ another park before you go there:) then go to another after and continue to drink! That's how I dealt!

Wobbie

acoustic guy wrote:

We did find a place to eat but ya have to wait in line for EVER. ANd thats tuff for a 2 1/2 year old.

End of Rant.

You're only 2 and a half?

It's good to see someone so young getting involved in world affairs!

_Crazy_Mary_

How long did you know you would be going to DW?
I realize this doesn't help, but we always make reservations when we eat at a sit-down place in DL. But, just to make you feel better the food is usually pretty low-quality, so don't feel bad about missing out. You're better off with that turkey leg.

YourDirtisMyfood

take the hopper and go to Pleasure Island. Plenty over there. Jelly Rolls is fun too.

But I agree about Contemporary Grill. Unbelievable view...you can watch the fireworks at Magic Kingdom as you're up 23 stories.

Also, please see Fantasmic, behind the Aerosmith ride. Truly awesome. Get there an hour early!

CHANGEinWAVES

The Coral Reef in Epcot (the living seas) is great for the kids... The food is good too. You sit facing a gigantic water tank, so it seems like you are underwater:)
Epcot has a lot of the better restaurants...Canada's steak house is really good...and the place in France is great too. I wasn't extremely happy with the food in mexico's sit down restaurant but the scenery was very nice.
I agree with the poster above me with jelly rolls...and there is a brew house restaurant at the boardwalk too, and its a short walk from Epcot (thru the back entrance by the countries).
I also recommend the Brown Derby (great cremebrule). And th kids love Sci-fi and Prime-time in MGM (or whatever it's called now).
There are some really great and different places to eat! Just relax and enjoy yourself, don't try to cram it all into one trip, or you'll feel like you'll never see it all. Ohh and the roller coaster in Animal Kingdom is kick ass!!!

YourDirtisMyfood

for those going this year, my word of advice is to pack a 6-pack of water (for each check-in luggage). The lines for drinks at some parks are ridiculous and they're like $5 a pop for a small botter of water...forget soda. Storing a 6 pack for each piece of luggage you check in (can't carry on liquids) will come in handy--trust me. Don't worry about the weight limit, if you're a few pounds over they'll let u through.

libragirl

I haven't been to disney in 15 years or so. I remember it being hot as hell and bugging my folks for drinks all the time. I think we used to eat in Epcot.

YourDirtisMyfood

libragirl wrote:

I haven't been to disney in 15 years or so. I remember it being hot as hell and bugging my folks for drinks all the time. I think we used to eat in Epcot.

I've gone in August, March, February and November since 2005 and without question August was the hottest, 95 most days. March was the best, probably 70 each day with no rain, no heat, no humidity, no bugs. November was nice as well.

Boston Lou

YourDirtisMyfood wrote:

for those going this year, my word of advice is to pack a 6-pack of water (for each check-in luggage). The lines for drinks at some parks are ridiculous and they're like $5 a pop for a small botter of water...forget soda. Storing a 6 pack for each piece of luggage you check in (can't carry on liquids) will come in handy--trust me. Don't worry about the weight limit, if you're a few pounds over they'll let u through.

why not just buy water from the local conveinence store instead of dragging that heavy shit around an airport?

libragirl

YourDirtisMyfood wrote:

libragirl wrote:

I haven't been to disney in 15 years or so. I remember it being hot as hell and bugging my folks for drinks all the time. I think we used to eat in Epcot.

I've gone in August, March, February and November since 2005 and without question August was the hottest, 95 most days. March was the best, probably 70 each day with no rain, no heat, no humidity, no bugs. November was nice as well.

Yeah I would like to go in the spring or fall. I think everytime i went when i was a kid it was August. That's when my Dad had his vacation and we weren't in school so i guess it made sense to go then. But goddamn is it hot there in August. Screw that.