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Food is a hot topic when it comes to Disney so we wanted to put together a list of our favorites at each park. Meg ºoº Magic Kingdom BBQ Beef Brisket sandwich at Tortuga Tavern Epcot Via Napoli -Margahrita Pizza-YUMM! Hollywood Studios Sci Fi Diner breakfast-Darth Vader Waffle! Animal Kingdom Tusker House breakfast-the yummiest eggs and pog juice ever! Disneyland:Corn dog from the Corn Dog Castle Cali Adventure: Pacific Wharf tacos! Jenny ºoº Disneyland: Bengal BBQ- I always order their steak/vegi skewers. Cali Adventure: Pacific Wharf Cage- Clam Chowder!Magic Kingdom: I love BOG- I love the french onion soup and Steak. I can't wait to try something new this trip! Epcot: Via Napoli- I order my own Margarita pizza and eat the whole thing! Hollywood Studios- I enjoyed Mama Melrose and got the lasagna Animal Kingdom- LOVED Tusker House and the breakfast buffet. Melissa ºoº Magic Kingdom Colonial Harbour House: fish and fries Hollywood Studios 50's Prime Time Fried chicken Animal Kingdom Tusker House breakfast buffet Epcot Via Napoli pizza Lisa ºoº MK - Casey's Corner and a hot dog! Epcot - Biergarten Sauekraut and Apple Struedel Hollywood Studios - Starring Rolls Red velvet cupcake Animal Kindgom - Tusker House Buffet Disneyland - Aladdin's Oasis the chicken dish California Adventure -Churros! Kristy ºoº Animal Kingdom - Tusker House - Mickey Waffles Epcot - Akershus - really not favorite food just love the character experience Hollywood Studios - Mama Melrose - Spaghetti Magic Kingdom - Tony's - Chicken Parm **I'm a picky eater! I would eat pasta with red sauce everyday if I could** Jen . ºoº Magic Kingdom - Caseys - Polish Epcot - LeCellier - Loaded Mashed Potatoes Animal Kingdom - Flame Tree - Pulled Pork Hollywood Studios - Brown Derby Cobb Salad and Creme Brulee (tie!) Sherri ºoº Epcot Teppan Edo - steak/shrimp Magic Kingdome Skipper Canteen, Mac n cheese Animal kingdom - Yak & Yeti, honey chicken Hollywood Studios -Mama Melrose, seafood arrabbiata Disneyland - Blue Bayou, monte cristo (lunch only) Cali Adventure - Carthay circle, Carthay house biscuit (to die for) Tokyo Disneyland- all the yummy flavored popcorn Lara ºoº Magic Kingdom -Tony's Town Square Resturant - Chicken Parmigana & Tiramisu - I also love Casey's Corner EPCOT - Teppan Edo - Sushi & anything Hibachi (their sauces are AMAZING!!) Animal Kingdom - Flame Tree BBQ - Ribs Hollywood Studios - Sci-Fi Diner - The Picnic Burger & their milk shakes Typhoon Lagoon - Fried Shrimp! & the Sand Pail Jerry ºoº Magic Kingdom: Be Our Guest -steak Epcot: Via Napoli -pizza Hollywood Studios: Sci Fi-burger Animal Kingdom: Tusker House-breakfast Lesley ºoº Magic Kingdom is Be Our Guest hands down, I love the grilled strip steak! I also have to have the french onion soup to go along with it. Hollywood Studios Sci-Fi is my fav. They have a burger you can build yourself that is delicious and we always get the wings as an appetizer and a delicious milkshake for dessert. Epcot the best food was the Black Angus Ribeye at Le Cellier...yum I'm getting hungry!! Animal Kingdom- Tusker House is my favorite because I LOVE breakfast and characters. They have the best breakfast buffet! Lindsey ºoº Magic Kingdom Be Our Guest steak was amazing and the grey stuff too! Disneyland Cafe Orleans pomme frites and the monte christo or Rancho del Zocalo for yummy Mexican Cali adventure we love flos for breakfast with the caramel banana waffles Amy ºoº Magic Kingdom Be our guest- steak Epcot Via Napoli - pizza Hollywood Studios Pizza planet- pep pizza Animal kingdom Flame tree BBQ - ribs I love steak, burgers and pizza:)) Shar ºoº Magic Kingdom Be our Guest -Pork Chop Hollywood Studios 50's Prime Time-Dad's stuffed Pork Chop Epcot-Teppan Edo Disneyland Cafe Orleans pomme frites and the monte christo Cali Adventure-Flo's Cafe for breakfast Chicken Tamale breakfast or the Brioche Toast Where do you want to eat on your next Disney vacation? Let us help you get the reservations you want. We do all the work, you have all the fun ºoº GET A FREE QUOTE
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Jenny **Dream Maker** ph#: (808) 489-6621 jenny@mickeysdreamvacations.com  On my recent trip to Walt Disney World I decided to use their new Photopass+ service as I'm a big fan of the regular Photopass service. For those who don't know Disney has photographers stationed throughout their theme parks and some dining locations who will take your picture. After taking your picture they scan a Photopass card which then contains all of your photos. After returning home, the Photopass card number can then be entered on the Photopass website (www.disneyphotopass.com). You will then be able to view, make minor edits, and order prints or photo products. I love the photo CD because it contains all of the pictures (originals and edited pics) along with a limited copyright release. Earlier this year, Disney announced a new addition to the Photopass service called Photopass +. For a fee of $200 ($170 if preordered) you will receive the photo CD with all of the photos from your trip and a photo CD with over 400 stock photos. What makes this service different from the standard Photopass is that you get all of your ride photos, Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique/Pirate’s League photos, and photo packages from the dining locations that take your picture. As a regular Photopass customer I was excited to try this new service, and I have to say that I am very happy with it so far. Photopass + must be ordered more than 14 days before your arrival at Walt Disney World or Disneyland. This is because they mail your CD with stock photos and a voucher that needs to be redeemed for a Photopass + card at any Photopass location on property. The Photopass + card is valid for 14 days and must be presented to have the ride and dining photos added to the card. Luckily Disney gives this card with an attached lanyard, so it's less likely to be lost, however, they only issue one card per voucher (more about this later).  Anytime your picture is taken by a Photopass photographer, you give them your Photopass + card which they scan just like they would with a regular Photopass card. At attractions that take a picture (Space Mountain, Test Track, Expedition Everest, Rock n Roller Coaster and more) you have to first locate the monitor that displays your picture and make note of the number associated with your photo. When it's not busy a cast member is usually there to hand out slips of paper with your number on it, or you can do like I did, and take a picture of the monitor using the camera on your phone. Then, you have to go to the photo desk and give the cast member your photo number and Photopass + card. The cast member will then display your photo and scan your card attaching the picture to your account. At dining locations, (Cinderella's Royal Table, Chef Mickey's, 1900 Park Fare, and more) you present your Photopass + card to the photographer prior to your picture being taken. Your family picture is taken and your are then seated at your table. With the exception of Cinderella's Royal Table and Akershus, you must purchase the photos if you would like to take them home. These photo packages generally cost between $30 - $40. With the photopass+ card these packages are included, so you receive the dining photos for no additional cost. Now I'm going to address what I feel is a huge drawback to this service: you only receive 1 Photopass + card. You can only receive the dining photo packages and have the digital copies added if you physically present the Photopass + card to the Photopass cast member. If you don’t have the card with you, then you don’t receive your photos. The same goes with the ride photos...they can only be added when the card is physically presented at the photo desk. Ride photos can be added up to 48 hours after the ride as long as you have the photo number (a picture can be located without the number, but it’s time consuming). The problem here is that if you have a large group that splits up for rides, someone will have to return to the photo desk within 48 hours to have the photos added. This could potentially be very time consuming and take away from park touring time. I think the Photopass + service could be improved if Disney added a key tab Photopass + card that can be given to family members, so that someone doesn’t have backtrack to make sure all the photos are added to the account. The main Photopass + card could be the master card that is needed for the dining locations while the key tab card could be auxiliary cards that only allow the guest to add ride photos and regular photos.  Disney recently added another option to the Photopass service: Attractions+. For $44.95 Attractions+ allows guests to add all of the ride photos to a special Photopass card. This is a great option for guests who don’t want or need the dining photos or Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique/Pirate’s League photos.
I have loved and used the photopass service since my family’s first visit. The addition of Photopass+ is a huge improvement to this service, in my opinion. And the Attractions+ is another improvement to what has gotten to be a better service. Make sure to talk to your Mickey’s Dream Vacations travel agent about the pros and cons of this service. It’s something that I definitely think should be factored into your Disney vacation planning. Making all your vacation dreams come true! Jerry Daly - Disney Travel Planner 773-835-0882 www.facebook.com/MickeysDreamVacationsByJerry |
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