
While our last trip was focused on my (then 3 year old) granddaughter, this visit to Disney World she had to share the spotlight with her little brother. So if you are wondering if a 4 1/2 year old and a 2 year old can successfully share the attention and excitement of a Disney trip, then this report might be of interest to you. Or if you are wondering how many adults it takes to keep two young children happy at Disney World (is 5 enough?), then this trip report could be of interest to you. Or if you are just here for the Disney food, then you are definitely in the right place. This trip had lots of food (with a special focus on Kid’s meals and character meals), along with lots of family fun and just a bit of drama…aka a trip to the Emergency Room in an ambulance. So if you are wondering would it would be like to have a medical emergency while at a Disney theme park then stay tuned, lol.
All of this to say, please join me for the Jabead family’s latest Disney World adventure!
A Quick Review of our Cast of Characters
Just like our last two trips, we were again a party of 7. It seems as though 7 is our lucky number. This time though instead of Jake and Becca, we had our son-in-law, Ben, and our grandson, Teddy, with us. This was Ben’s second trip to Disney World, with his first being in 2000 with his family. And as the title of this report indicates, this was 2 year old Teddy’s first Disney trip. The rest of our group was the same as last year, with my husband (Don), son (Andrew), daughter (Allison) and granddaughter (Lucy) again joining me on this trip.
OUR LINEUP OF REVIEWS
Resort/Room Reviews
- Swan Resort Room #672
- Contemporary Resort Garden Wing (Water View) Room #6318 & Connecting Room #6317
Table Service Restaurants
- The Fountain Lunch (Dolphin Resort)
- Chefs de France Dinner (EPCOT, France)
- Trattoria al Forno Breakfast (Boardwalk)
- Liberty Tree Tavern Dinner (Magic Kingdom, Liberty Square)
- Kona Cafe Breakfast (Polynesian Resort)
- 1900 Park Fare Character Buffet Dinner (Grand Floridian Resort)
- Boma Buffet Dinner (Animal Kingdom Lodge Resort)
- La Hacienda de San Angel Dinner (EPCOT, Mexico)
- Cinderella’s Royal Table Character Breakfast (Magic Kingdom, Cinderella’s Castle)
- ‘Ohana Dinner (Polynesian Resort)
- Topolino’s Terrace Character Breakfast (Riviera Resort)
- Le Cellier Steakhouse (EPCOT, Canada)
- ‘Ohana Character Breakfast (Polynesian Resort)
Quick Service Restaurants
- Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie Breakfast (EPCOT, France)
- Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory Dinner (Port Orleans – French Quarter Resort)
- Ronto Roasters Breakfast (Hollywood Studios, Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge)
- Backlot Express Lunch (Hollywood Studios, Echo Lake)
- Contempo Cafe Breakfast (Contemporary Resort)
- Connections Eatery Lunch (EPCOT, World Celebration)
- Cosmic Ray’s Starlight Cafe Dinner (Magic Kingdom, Tomorrowland)
- Gaston’s Tavern Breakfast (Magic Kingdom, Fantasyland)
- Columbia Harbour House Lunch (Magic Kingdom, Liberty Square)
- Kusafiri Coffee Shop & Bakery Breakfast (Animal Kingdom, Africa)
- Satu’li Canteen Lunch (Animal Kingdom, Pandora)
- Golden Oak Outpost Breakfast (Magic Kingdom, Frontierland)
- Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Cafe Lunch (Magic Kingdom, Frontierland)
- Woody’s Lunch Box Lunch (Hollywood Studios, Toy Story Land)
Bars & Lounges
- Nomad Lounge (Animal Kingdom, Discovery Island)
- Scat Cat Lounge (Port Orleans – French Quarter Resort)
- The Beak & Barrel (Magic Kingdom, Adventureland)
- GEO-82 (EPCOT, World Celebration)
- Trader Sam’s Grog Grotto (Polynesian Resort)
Miscellaneous Food Reviews
- Epcot Flower & Garden Festival Booths
- Magic Kingdom Pre-Fireworks Dessert Party
- Main Street Confectionery (Magic Kingdom, Main Street, U.S.A.)
- Karamell-Kuche Snacks (EPCOT, Germany)
- Aloha Isle Snack (Magic Kingdom, Adventureland)
NOTE: All 5 adults of our group (Don, Andrew, Allison, Ben and myself) participated in the food reviews. Ratings of between 1 – 5 were given as follows:
1 – Really Bad, 2 – Not Good, 3 – Okay, 4 – Good, 5 – Excellent
Next up: Barb & Don’s arrival night