Want to know a great Disney World secret? Make breakfast reservations at a time before the park opens. You’re allowed into the park and, on the way to your reservation, you can get great photos without all the crowds. Plus, the PhotoPass photographers are there, ready to snap some great group photos, even with your camera. This is the best way to get a Castle shot without crowds or unintentional photo bombs.

Ok, better than that, if you can believe that, is Chef Paul at the Crystal Palace. He was so accommodating and brought my daughter allergy free Micky waffles, bacon, scrambled eggs, grits (we’re Southerners), OJ, chocolate cake, a donut, garnished with strawberries cut into roses. The cake and donut are made with Bob’s Red Mill mix.

Our daughter was so blown away that she gave Chef Paul a blue AllergyFreeMouse.com teddy bear.

Chef Paul — we love you!

He was super-informed and presented so many options for our daughter, and then delivered more. Chef Paul is what Disney is all about — pure magic in the eyes of a child. Plus, he earned lots of respect from two parents who felt everything was truly safe.

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We spent yesterday at Hollywood Studios and it was a lot of fun. Charlotte had some fabulous dairy-free meals at the 50′s Prime Time Cafe and the Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater. We met a lot of people who had food allergies in their family, but no one found us yet!

Thursday, October 6

Find us at Magic Kingdom today to win a delicious box of treats from our sponsor, BabyCakes NYC in Downtown Disney. Look for someone wearing a blue AllergyFreeMouse.com t-shirt, like the one pictured below.

Here is our plan for the day, subject to change at which time we’ll update the page, if possible:

• The Crystal Palace at 9:15 AM
• Liberty Tree Tavern at 1:00 PM
• Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party (TBD)

We’ll also post some locations on Twitter, follow us there @AllergyMouse.

Look for this guy (not Pinocchio)

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Character Dining

Dining with the Disney Characters is one of the most exciting and memorable events for the kids, big and small. Some of these Character Dining restaurants are buffets and some have table service. However, most can accommodate a food allergy. Be sure to contact the staff first, then make sure the host/hostess and the chef is aware of your food allergy.

Here are a few Character Dining restaurants for which we have reviews, or reviews are on the way. For a full list of Character Dining restaurants, click here.

1900 Park Fare – review (dinner)
1900 Park Fare – review (breakfast)
Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

Akershus Royal Banquet Hall – review
Norway Pavilion – Epcot

Chef Mickey’s – review
Contemporary Resort

Cinderella’s Royal Table  - review update
Fantasyland – Magic Kingdom

The Crystal Palace – review
Main Street – Magic Kingdom

The Garden Grill – review
Epcot – The Land Pavilion

Tusker House Restaurant – review (dairy)
Tusker House guest review (wheat, rye, barley, oat, egg, peanut, and tree nuts)
Africa – Animal Kingdom

Would you like to share your allergy-free Disney dining experience with other readers? If so, please submit your review here.

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Casual Dining

Disney World has dozens of Casual Dining Restaurants, most of which can accommodate your food allergy. Here is a list of Casual Dining Restaurants for which we have reviews, or a review is on the way. For a full list of Casual Dining Restaurants at Disney World, click here.

1900 Park Fare – review
Grand Floridian Resort and Spa

50′s Prime Time Cafe – review
Hollywood Studios

Akershus Royal Banquet Hall- review
Norway Pavilion – Epcot

Flame Tree BBQ – review
Animal Kingdom

Coral Reef – review
Epcot

House of Blues Restaurant - review
Downtown Disney, West Side

La Hacienda de San Angel – review
Epcot – Mexico Pavilon

Maya Grill – review
Coronado Springs Resort

Raglan Road – review
Downtown Disney – Pleasure Island

Rainforest Cafe - review
Animal Kingdom

Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater - review
Sci-Fi Dine-In Theater – guest review
Backlot – Hollywood Studios

The Crystal Palace - review
Main Street – Magic Kingdom

The Garden Grill – review
Epcot – The Land Pavilion

The Grand Floridian Cafe – review
The Grand Floridian Resort

The Wave – review
Contemporary Resort

San Angel Inn Restaurante - review
Mexico Pavilion – Epcot

Tomorrowland Terrace Dessert Party – review
Tomorrowland – Magic Kingdom

Tony’s Town Square - review
Main Street – Magic Kingdom

Whispering Canyon – review
Wilderness Lodge Resort

Would you like to share your allergy-free Disney dining experience with other readers? If so, please submit your review here.

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