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Gluten Free Travel To Disney Resort In Anaheim


forhimalone

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forhimalone Newbie

Hi Everyone,

I am new on here, and we are traveling to Disney Resort in Anaheim at the beginning of July, (not same as disney world) and need to know where I can take my son to eat, or get gluten-free snacks etc. The hotel we are staying at will have a fridge and microwave etc. but it would be nice to eat out a couple of times while we are there. We are getting better at getting them to prepare foods for him, as well as most restaurants are more knowledgable. Any info would be greatly appreciated.


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My family and I went to Disney in CA three years ago. We had the best time! We stayed at the Disneyland hotel and just did CA Adventure and Disney (did not go anywhere else). The character breakfast was wonderful. They made me gluten-free waffles and walked through the buffet line to tell me what I could have (keep in mind I am the only one with celiac disease). At the park there were several places that were fantastic with my diet. The mexican resturant was the best! Since we have gone you can now go to the entry desk? and obtain a gluten-free list of places to eat and snacks that you can have. Chef Chris (in charge of food service) is also a great resource and extremely helpful. I do not have his number but I think if you do some searches it will come up. You will have a great time!

Hez

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We had the BEST time there just yesterday.

You will be able to eat out every meal if you want to. The first thing you need to do is to go to Town Hall (on the left hand side- right when you enter the park) and get a list of "celiac offerings". It tells you all the options at each restaurant for both Disneyland and California Adventure. When you choose your restaurant- ask for the lead and they will walk you through it. We ate at Pizza Port in Tomorrowland and had a great meal!! The lead was knowledgalbe about cross contamination and preparation practices. She made us amazing gluten free pizza and pasta!!!! I was so excited. The list says that you can also get a gluten-free hotdog and hamburger on a gluten-free bun at a couple of places. It is so great! Yeah for disney! The number the list says to call is 714-781-4650. I would be sure to call ahead and coordinate with both the park and the hotel.

Have a great time!!!!

Meredith

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