Fill My Plate With Food, or You Wanna Order For Me?

[Speedway]

Originally Posted by dsnylndmom

We ate there our last trip for the Fantasmic package! My oldest and I really enjoyed it, the rest of our party did not

How could they not!? Yeah, we used it with the Fantasmic! package as well, my mum could not get over the value of it.

I will never forget those Snickers Mini Cheesecakes... mmm.

[Barbaraann]

Originally Posted by Speedway

I absolutely love Hollywood and Dine at the Disney-MGM Studios. Best. Buffet. Ever.

I have eaten at Hollywood and Dine. We did the Fantasmic Package, and it is nice to be able to arrive at Fantasmic a little later. The gave us seats a little right of the center.

Yes, the food was very good.

[dsnylndmom]

Originally Posted by Speedway

How could they not!? Yeah, we used it with the Fantasmic! package as well, my mum could not get over the value of it.

I will never forget those Snickers Mini Cheesecakes... mmm.

Because they are whiners

I've always wanted to try Boma and since my oldest and husband are spending the afternoon watching the Buc's training camp I'm going to pay OOP for myself, my youngest and my brother to go there (we're on the dining plan) Same with Whispering Canyon, I think my kid will have a blast here, since we're spending 3 days at the Nick Hotel prior to checking in to CS, we're spending one afternoon playing Mini Golf at WDW, lunch at Whispering Canyon and then the heading over to the boardwalk, before going back to the Nick Hotel. Won't waste any park time that way

[MandaBella]

Originally Posted by dsnylndmom

Mandabella, the food and wine festival sounds so wonderful!!

It is! It's about time they do something comparable at the Disneyland Resort.

If any of you are into food and wine, go during the Food and Wine Festival. There's more to the festival than grazing around the WS. There are all kinds of special dinners, demostrations, seminars, the Eat to the Beat Concert series, etc. It's really quite fun and informative. My favorite thing, so far, is the Party for the Senses. At the Party for the Senses, you get all these chefs from all over making all sorts of food for you to sample...along with wineries and breweries showing off their wares. It's all you can eat and drink for one price. The entertainment is provided by Cirque du Soleil. I can't wait to do it again.


pssst....btw...it's Hollywood and Vine, not Hollywood and Dine.

[Barbaraann]

Originally Posted by dsnylndmom

Because they are whiners

I've always wanted to try Boma and since my oldest and husband are spending the afternoon watching the Buc's training camp I'm going to pay OOP for myself, my youngest and my brother to go there (we're on the dining plan) Same with Whispering Canyon, I think my kid will have a blast here, since we're spending 3 days at the Nick Hotel prior to checking in to CS, we're spending one afternoon playing Mini Golf at WDW, lunch at Whispering Canyon and then the heading over to the boardwalk, before going back to the Nick Hotel. Won't waste any park time that way

When is your vacation? The family that I am traveling with are also going to spend a morning over at Wide World Of Sports. I am going to 1900 Park Fare, and Magic Kingdom that morning.

[Barbaraann]

Thanks, MandaBella for the Hollywood and Vine correction.

I always try to coincide my park schedules with restaurants, and early mornings. Sometimes I have to juggle, but I have managed to try new and exciting places each year doing this.

[dsnylndmom]

Originally Posted by Barbaraann

When is your vacation? The family that I am traveling with are also going to spend a morning over at Wide World Of Sports. I am going to 1900 Park Fare, and Magic Kingdom that morning.

August 10-August 18. My boys have been once before in August '03 and my younger brother (he's 15) and cousin (Kylelicious on MC) have never been We were staying at the Poly(my dream resort)but then we decided to add my cousin to the trip and switched to Coronado Springs, two rooms(aka two bathrooms ) We're also taking the boys to Kennedy Space Center one day.

[Ride Warrior]

I just can't seem to get enough of the Rainforest Cafe. Their site is awedome. Check it out.

There is a company that is getting ready to build a new chain similar to RC, only with a dinosaur theme. Sounds interesting. They had better serve BIG portions!

[Disney Magic]

Dinner at the Liberty Tree Tavern was a pleasant surprise. I am not the type to plan out too much, I tend to be very spontaneous, so one night trying to decide where to have dinner all of our picks could not accommodate walk-ups. Except the Tavern so we didn't expect it to be any good considering it was a character dinner and they could put us on a 15-20 minute stand-by.

Well the food was tasty and the character interactions were the best we'd ever had, and it was reasonable priced! And nothing could compare the the excitement of watching a crazy drunken man start a fist fight with someone else for looking at his butt ugly wife. Good times in Liberty Square!

[Barbaraann]

Originally Posted by Ride Warrior

I just can't seem to get enough of the Rainforest Cafe. Their site is awedome. Check it out.

There is a company that is getting ready to build a new chain similar to RC, only with a dinosaur theme. Sounds interesting. They had better serve BIG portions!

Last year we ate at the Rainforest Cafe at Disneyland for dinner and really enjoyed it.

I have never been to Rainforest for breakfast, and so I decided to forego a repeat breakfast at Cape May, so I could do a breakfast at Rainforest. The menu looks very good.

I also love dinosaurs. I am especially found of stegosaurus, although my oldest son says he is a whimp. His favorite has always been the triceratop.

[Ride Warrior]

Rainforest breakfasts arer scrumptios. There is a wide variety of dishes to select from on the menu as well. The themed environment is exquisite...fantabulous. The dervice is awesome. Overall, it's something to roar about.

Brontosauruses will always be my favorite -don't care for their new scientific name, though.

[Speedway]

Originally Posted by MandaBella

pssst....btw...it's Hollywood and Vine, not Hollywood and Dine.

Oops. Thanks.

[Barbaraann]

Originally Posted by dsnylndmom

August 10-August 18. My boys have been once before in August '03 and my younger brother (he's 15) and cousin (Kylelicious on MC) have never been We were staying at the Poly(my dream resort)but then we decided to add my cousin to the trip and switched to Coronado Springs, two rooms(aka two bathrooms ) We're also taking the boys to Kennedy Space Center one day.

When I went to Disney World in 1997, I had the offer to go to Kennedy Space Center, but I didn't want to give up a day at Disney World, since our vacation was only 5 days. I hear that Coronado Springs is very nice. My niece stayed at that resort a few years ago. I am hoping to get my husband back to the Polynesian next year. We were there in 1997 with Sean (he was 4). We want to renact some of our pictures 10 years later.

I love Disney World. However after I visited Disneyland last year, for the first time, I felt a different kind of magic.

[dsnylndmom]

Originally Posted by Barbaraann

When I went to Disney World in 1997, I had the offer to go to Kennedy Space Center, but I didn't want to give up a day at Disney World, since our vacation was only 5 days.

We're doing Kennedy Space Center while we're staying at the Nick Hotel, before we hit WDW so it doesn't take time away from the parks My husband has always wanted to go there and it's the only thing he's asked to do for the whole trip, so we felt it was fair

[erick13]

On my last trip we stayed at Coronado Springs and it was very nice. One thing I must mention about the chef's at WDW though is how nce they all are. My son has food allergies and where ever we wnet we just talked to the chef and he would make something just for him. Biggest problem is they would bring him more food on one plate then any of us could eat. Plus at the time he was only 2 1/2 yrs old so he was even eating for free.