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Legoland In Ca

LisaP

By LisaP
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We are going to Legoland for our vacation this year. Anyone have any experience in this area of where to eat?

Thanks for the input!

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I do. Bring your own food. You can bring food into the park for the people with Celiac. Other than that, you can leave your food in a cooler in your car. You can exit the park to "tailgate" if you get your hand stamped. I wouldn't eat anything prepared by the college kids working at legoland! They don't understand the whole Gluten thing, and if you trust them to not poison you...well.....it's your stomach!

Actually, we went only once, but they were very nice about needing to bring our son in his food. You could get a real jerk who tells you you can't bring food in, but put on your best "mom" voice and do what you need to do.

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This isn't in Legoland but if you are in Oceanside (near the mall) there is a Mimi's Cafe which is a chain restaurant. They are very good about gluten-free. Don't have a specific menu but will accomodate your requests. It's not far off the highway.

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Also other San Diego area info: Open Original Shared Link

I think it was celiac3270 who posted this link first. I go to San Diego about once a year so was happy to have this info. We used to always stay in Carlsbad (not far from Legoland) but now stay in Oceanside. It's a little to the north of Legoland.

Hope this helps!

Stephanie

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Thanks Stephanie. I'll keep an eye out for Mimi's.

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