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Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
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I would like to get some ideas on where I should dine at when I visit Walt Disney World. This way I have a better outline of ideas when I ...
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10-23-2006, 08:08 AM
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Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
I would like to get some ideas on where I should dine at when I visit Walt Disney World. This way I have a better outline of ideas when I am actually there and I can avoid wonder what places are best to eat at. What are some good places you all have tried while you were there?
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10-24-2006, 05:02 AM
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Re: Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
It really just depends on what kind of food you are looking for. If you have kids around, don't worry about heading to the 4-star's, it won't be as fun. If it's just going to be you and a loved one or all adults, then definately try out some of the high class restaurants. They ALL have some amazing amazing food!
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10-24-2006, 10:06 AM
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Re: Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
I would be looking for something that is unique and usually only found in Orlando. I don't have any kids, so, I guess the high class restaraunts would be a good choice for me as well as provide a memorable experience to last with me for future years to come.
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11-05-2006, 02:34 PM
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Re: Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
I'm looking for the best prices in dining on broiled lobster. It's a treat I rarely get to enjoy and the last time I had it was a few years ago.
I think we were having dinner at Red Lobster when they were having a Shrimp promotion. My mom treated me to dinner there and I had the lobster while she enjoyed some delicious and endless shrimp. She had a jumbo Margarita with her meal and I had a virgin Pina Colada. I made sure no alcohol as I was driving and didnt want to be drunk. The food was intoxicating enough as it was. Very delicious. |
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11-07-2006, 05:10 PM
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Re: Where To Dine At Walt Disney World?
Boma seems to be a brilliant idea that one could use to get that unique experience they have been craving for. I would definitely set this us to be a night to remember and will definitely be there at least an hour early to take a look at their animals at AKL. I have included a link for Boma in this post as well. What do you recommend one to try out if they have never been there?
Walt Disney World Resort - Boma - Flavors of Africa |
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