The MadHatter
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Garden Grill
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Phonedave
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By the way it has nothing to do with Chip an Dale. I actually really hate Fish and Living on the land creeps me out, I think it's that and a bit of motion sickness from watching the boats come by as well. It's not my favorite, I can see why some like it though. I'll stick to Crystal Palace.
You can allways ask them not to bring the fish to your table, especially if you know you are not going to eat it. That way they avoid wasting it.. What about the rest of the food, how wsa that?
If you get motion sickness, well then there is not much you can do about that - it is a rotating restaruant after all.
Just wonding, how does Living With The Land creep you out? It's not as if they show giant bugs, or have a Children Of The Corn scene in it.
-dave
Minthorne
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I agree with this - like if I hated a dining establishment I would just say nothing at all.
NormC
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Exactly, so why this post?
danyoung56
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Isn't there an entire center section of this restaurant that doesn't rotate?
danyoung56
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And there are actually sights that you can see from the restaurant that you CAN'T see from the ride. Very cool extra incentive to dine!
lunchbox1175
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I actually enjoy Garden grill very much. The food is better and fresher tasting than most of the buffet meals in my opinion.
Disneykings
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Do they give you the option on what the cast member brings you? For breakfast we have one vegetarian, one meat eaters and one picky child. Do they bring out one selection for everyone to share or can you request on arrival? Would that come across annoying to them? We really like the sound of this meal. Thanks
DisneyFans4Life
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Just ask them to sit on the second level and you'll be fine. By sitting on the second level, you'll be further away from the railing and won't notice it the rotating. Honestly...it goes so slow that you can hardly notice the rotating.
We've done Garden Grill twice and have enjoyed it both times. The beef and turkey are great and the dessert is fantastic. It is a bit pricey, but remember it's all you can eat...so arrive hungry!
Tony the Tigger
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Well then maybe you should change the title of this thread.
Phonedave
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I don't believe so. The center where the kitchen is located does not rotate (can you imagine the plumbing nightmare it would be if the kitchen rotated - electrical you can do with slip rings, but I have no idea how they would plumb it). But all of the seating area rotates.
-dave
Phonedave
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Really, it rotates so slow, I don't see how somone could get motion sickness unless they were VERY sensitive to it. I find that the restaruant makes about 1 and 1/2 rotations during a normal meal.
Phonedave
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Yes, when you get to to podium to check in, just say you would like an upper level table. Most of the time those are available - people want the lower level so they get a better view of Living With The Land.
Then, when you are seated, tell you server about any food issues or allergies. Most of the food comes out on a large platter and you just take what you want. Some of the sides come on their own plate, but it is all communial, you serve yourself from the table. However, if your vegitarian will not eat vegatables that have even touched meat (I know people like this, If a potato was resting against bacon when it was served, they will not eat the potato) then just ask the server if they can serve it on two seperate platters.
They are not going to get annoyed. They get requests like this all the time.
-dave
I actually am very sensitive to that kind of stuff. I am warning people who suffer similar issues. I could not have taken Dramamine though.
It makes me tired. Try PSI bands they worked on the cruise we took over the summer. Ginger gum also helps
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