Amusement Park With Gluten-free Food

[exsandohs163]

My sister is a reporter for a local paper and she got a press release in the mail about Holiday World in Indiana. She told me that they are very aware of allergies. So I checked out their website and she was right. They have a pretty good menu. And seems like there is a pretty good amount of stuff to do in that area too. We are going in May..I will post again after I have visited. I thought everyone would like to know.

[Kylie]

Speaking of amusement parks, I just have to share my experiences with Disney World. I had some of the best gluten free dining experiences while on vacation. The first day I ate in the Magic Kingdom. My family and I went to a burger joint and I fully expected to eat a burger with no bun and no fries on the side. Low and behold, I was very very wrong. When I went to order my food, I asked the cashier if she knew if the fries were fried in the same oil as chicken tenders. She asked if I had an allergy, I said yes, and she said wait here let me get you a manager. The manager comes out toting a huge binder full of allergy information. We flipped to the celiac section together and pieced together a meal for me. I had a hamburger, with a bun! It was some really great bread too. She also had the chefs bake some French fries for me so I could have fries with my lunch. Also, when she brought out my burger, she brought me two, just in case I got hungry later! I wrapped the burger up and brought it home for a snack later. The next day while in Epcot, I had another fantastic meal in Little Italy. We were having a bit harder of a time finding food, all of the countries had gluten free options (which were wonderful) but some were more limited than others. We passed by Little Italy and I really didn