dining at Disney

[mary murphy-dematteo 1]

I'm wondering if anyone has gone to Disney World recently and used a note from their surgeon to eat at the kids rate for the buffets?

[jmw0424 0]

I didnt really know it was an option, but I am going in aug. and would be interested to know if resturants allow it. let me know what you find out

[Blaze21 5]

There's a lapband card that states you've had the surgery and can only eat small portions. I'm not sure if your surgeon has it, but mine offered it. I don't dine out, so I don't have one personally and don't know if disney accepts it.

[jamd1 0]

I've been to disney several times since being banded however I always had the free dining plan..

[IAmJacksLapBand 5]

You may order from the kid's menu at most quick service and table service locations... but you will be limited to FRIED chicken strips, hamburgers, and PB&J sandwichs in most places. Stick to the adult menu to make sure you are picking healthier and smarter options.

The buffet price will most likely not be able to be changed. The reason is that the lower children's price is more aimed at the choices the children are expected to make from the buffet combined with the amount of food they are expected to eat... mac/cheese, chicken fingers, fried, etc.

You may ask for a Guest Service Manager to see if they may be able to provide a discount to the check for your medical situation; possibly 20% as a good gesture. We used to offer that when I worked there.

They may decide not to offer any compensation as we are free to enjoy the buffet for what we want. Not everybody with a regular size stomach goes to the buffet to pig out.

I will be there next week and will give you an official report when I ask myself.

[♥Amy♥ 5]

Just call 407-WDW-DINE and ask. I'm sure they'll tell you everything you need to know.

Hubby and I are going in November and we're doing the deluxe dining plan. Thats only because each person cant do different dining plans and hubby wants to go to some dinner shows. Plus, he's not the one w/ the weight problem

[aimerus 0]

My husband has several food allergies and they were awesome about accomodating his needs. I am sure this will be no different. Good luck!

[mary murphy-dematteo 1]

Thanks for all of the information. I've read different things on the Disney posts. The official answer when you call www-dine is no, but others say that it depends on the restaurant. Have a great trip :thumbup: