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14 ADR's!
So I just finished messing with our ADR's. 14 meals and 17 credits, so I have to decide where we pay out of pocket. I just added on 1900 Park Fare for breakfast which is one of a handful of character meals we haven't done before. I've booked this for our fly home day and I'm really looking forward to the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland!
I'm thinking the best way to pay for 3 credits is to pay for Cinderella's Royal Table (lunch), and probably Coral Reef where I will be happy to eat a salad appetiser and in think DD (10), will want to eat off the children's menu. I'm also planning on Beaches and Cream one day which will also be out of pocket, but I hate ice cream and the rest of Team Scooby are planning on a kitchen sink. Yuck.......
I am getting very excited now!
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05-06-2012 01:47 PM
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B&C is for sure an out of pocket meal. Where else are your ADR's?
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scoobydooby, that sounds like so much fun! i'm sure your daughter will just love the character meal! that's a great idea to do it on your fly home day. when are you going? we are going in early june--as soon as school lets out.
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Originally Posted by
scoobydooby
So I just finished messing with our ADR's. 14 meals and 17 credits, so I have to decide where we pay out of pocket. I just added on 1900 Park Fare for breakfast which is one of a handful of character meals we haven't done before. I've booked this for our fly home day and I'm really looking forward to the Mad Hatter and Alice in Wonderland!
I'm thinking the best way to pay for 3 credits is to pay for Cinderella's Royal Table (lunch), and probably Coral Reef where I will be happy to eat a salad appetiser and in think DD (10), will want to eat off the children's menu. I'm also planning on Beaches and Cream one day which will also be out of pocket, but I hate ice cream and the rest of Team Scooby are planning on a kitchen sink. Yuck.......
I am getting very excited now!
I think you may be the first person I've ever known to hate ice cream. Is it a matter of being lactose intolerant? Isn't it funny how tastes can vary.
1999 - Coronado Springs (1 night); 2003 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2005 - All Star Music (7 nights); 2007 - POP Century (10 nights); 2008 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2009 - POP Century (10 nights); 2010 - Dolphin (2 nights); 2011 - POP Century (7 nights); June 8-18, 2012 - POFQ (10 nights); next trip,June 18-22, 2013 - POFQ (5 nights). If I'm not at Walt Disney World or Disneyland, I'm not really happy.
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Originally Posted by
petesimac
I think you may be the first person I've ever known to hate ice cream. Is it a matter of being lactose intolerant? Isn't it funny how tastes can vary.
Up until this year my nephew has hated ice cream. He's 7. A couple of years ago we had DDs birthday party at our local ice cream parlor and he ordered a banana. Lol
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Originally Posted by
GusMan
B&C is for sure an out of pocket meal. Where else are your ADR's?
Crystal Palace lunch
O'Hana dinner
Teppan Edo dinner
Garden Grill dinner
Le Cellier dinner
T-Rex dinner
Coral Reef dinner
Beaches and Cream lunch
Cinderella's Royal Table lunch
Cape May Cafe breakfast
Spirit of Aloha dinner show
Les Chef de France dinner
50's Prime Time dinner
Kouzzina dinner
1900 Park Fare breakfast
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Originally Posted by
drewtime
scoobydooby, that sounds like so much fun! i'm sure your daughter will just love the character meal! that's a great idea to do it on your fly home day. when are you going? we are going in early june--as soon as school lets out.
Sadly we have to go in August due to my work and school schedules. We'll make the best of it though!
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Originally Posted by
petesimac
I think you may be the first person I've ever known to hate ice cream. Is it a matter of being lactose intolerant? Isn't it funny how tastes can vary.
No intolerance I just hate the taste. I like the taste of plenty of other bad stuff though!
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I love ice cream, I just don't think the ice cream served at WDW and DL is anything special.
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Originally Posted by
carolinakid
I love ice cream, I just don't think the ice cream served at WDW and DL is anything special.
Try a shake at Sci-Fi or a malt at Prime Time Cafe. Yummy!
1999 - Coronado Springs (1 night); 2003 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2005 - All Star Music (7 nights); 2007 - POP Century (10 nights); 2008 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2009 - POP Century (10 nights); 2010 - Dolphin (2 nights); 2011 - POP Century (7 nights); June 8-18, 2012 - POFQ (10 nights); next trip,June 18-22, 2013 - POFQ (5 nights). If I'm not at Walt Disney World or Disneyland, I'm not really happy.
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Originally Posted by
3Princesses1Prince
Up until this year my nephew has hated ice cream. He's 7. A couple of years ago we had DDs birthday party at our local ice cream parlor and he ordered a banana. Lol
Ha! High marks for originality, and healthy eating.
1999 - Coronado Springs (1 night); 2003 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2005 - All Star Music (7 nights); 2007 - POP Century (10 nights); 2008 - DL's Paradise Pier (5 nights); 2009 - POP Century (10 nights); 2010 - Dolphin (2 nights); 2011 - POP Century (7 nights); June 8-18, 2012 - POFQ (10 nights); next trip,June 18-22, 2013 - POFQ (5 nights). If I'm not at Walt Disney World or Disneyland, I'm not really happy.
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I've tried 7 of your 14! (Crystal Palace, Le Cellier, Coral Reef, Cinderella's Royal Table, Cape May Cafe, Les Chefs de France & '50s Prime Time). I'll be trying 'Ohana this October.
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Phenomenal list, girl! GOOD JOB!!!!
No ice cream, no peanut butter....hmmmm.... 
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scoobydooby, we are limited to the summer months as well-- due to school. however, i think there are some advantages like longer hours, more entertainment options, etc. i hope that you all have a wonderful time.
have you ever been to disneyland paris?
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3 princesses, i am so impressed with your nephew. he found a healthy choice in an ice cream shop!
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Originally Posted by
drewtime
scoobydooby,
have you ever been to disneyland paris?
No. I have thought about it and probably will. But France is not my favourite place and actually it's very expensive. Also to do the ferry and drive which would be cheaper option takes as long for me as flying to Orlando!
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Originally Posted by
scoobydooby
Sadly we have to go in August due to my work and school schedules. We'll make the best of it though!
If you are going in August, I would like to provide readers something of an advisory, which you may already know if you visited in August before.
That is, the heat has the potential of impacting your appetite to the point where by the 1/2 way point of your trip, you may get overfed. Just use your best judgement and listen to your body as to what to eat and how much to avoid getting sick from your dining experiences.
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Originally Posted by
drewtime
3 princesses, i am so impressed with your nephew. he found a healthy choice in an ice cream shop!
He was a super picky eater. The banana was probably the only thing he could order that he'd actually eat.
Shannon
Mommy to 3 Princesses and 1 Prince
Miss M(11), J(8) and R(5), and Mr. N(4)
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Originally Posted by
GusMan
If you are going in August, I would like to provide readers something of an advisory, which you may already know if you visited in August before.
That is, the heat has the potential of impacting your appetite to the point where by the 1/2 way point of your trip, you may get overfed. Just use your best judgement and listen to your body as to what to eat and how much to avoid getting sick from your dining experiences.
I will second this....of course I also made the mistake of booking a week of AYCE meals. It was cost effective with a 9 year old that hates kids foods and a 2 yr old that out eats his older sisters, but we were stuffed by Thursday. Next time I'd alternate more with "off the menu" places and AYCE places.
Shannon
Mommy to 3 Princesses and 1 Prince
Miss M(11), J(8) and R(5), and Mr. N(4)
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I have been before in August. We got free dining.
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Originally Posted by
scoobydooby
No. I have thought about it and probably will. But France is not my favourite place and actually it's very expensive. Also to do the ferry and drive which would be cheaper option take as long for me as flying to Orlando!
That is amazing that the ferry and drive take as long as the flight! I'm sure the park is very expensive. But, the photos i've seen look so beautiful! I totally understand your love of WDW. I've been going to Disneyland since my oldest ds was 1. We visited WDW last year for the first time. Boy, was I hooked.
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Originally Posted by
3Princesses1Prince
He was a super picky eater. The banana was probably the only thing he could order that he'd actually eat.
I totally understand the picky eater thing. I have a ds who fits that category! I still think the banana was a great choice--and wtg for thinking outside of the box!
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Originally Posted by
GusMan
If you are going in August, I would like to provide readers something of an advisory, which you may already know if you visited in August before.
That is, the heat has the potential of impacting your appetite to the point where by the 1/2 way point of your trip, you may get overfed. Just use your best judgement and listen to your body as to what to eat and how much to avoid getting sick from your dining experiences.
GusMan, I must be a weather wimp. I was feeling that in June! Great advice. Thanks.
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Originally Posted by
drewtime
That is amazing that the ferry and drive take as long as the flight! .
4.5 hour drive to Dover. Hang around and queue. About 1.5 hour ferry ride to Calais. Queue to get off ferry. About 3 hour drive to Paris. With mad French drivers. Arrive. Stressed and swearing in French. Flight less than 2 hours I think but expensive. Eurostar fast and to the door but still have to get to London.
Orlando. Arrive Manchester airport the day before and enjoy a swish airport hotel on site. Get on the plane. Get bored for 9 hours watching 3 free films and getting fed three times. Do not swear at anyone in French or English. Then I am in WDW!
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Originally Posted by
scoobydooby
Do not swear at anyone in French or English.
This had to be the best part of the tale. 
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