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Must do must eat!
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Susan Savia
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For my husband and I, it's a cream cheese stuffed pretzel from the Launching Pad in MK. We enjoy eating lunch at the Liberty Inn, in Epcot.
real mad hatter
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Fly the Pizza.
Must do is " Soarin ". and must eat is a pizza[ bigger the better ]:wave:
Must do is " Soarin ". and must eat is a pizza[ bigger the better ]:wave:
PhilharMagician
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Must do: Soarin'
Must eat: Biergarten (love that place) Must be the German in me.
Must eat: Biergarten (love that place) Must be the German in me.
Weather_Lady
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Our must-eats:
- Lunch or dinner in the Biergarten at Epcot (we love the gorgeous theming, the boisterous atmosphere, the delicious and comforting food, and the beer flight)
- Dinner at Pecos Bill's (Magic Kingdom CS burgers) the day we arrive. I know the food is nothing spectacular, but it's a tradition, born out of our immediate "must-dos" upon arrival. We generally fly out in the morning, arrive mid-day, get to the parks by mid-afternoon and do Pirates, Jungle Cruise (hey, it's there near Pirates) and the "western mountains" (Splash, Big Thunder) the very first thing. Pecos Bill's is one of the most convenient places to these attractions, and I swear, the incredible atmosphere and the excitement of finally BEING at WDW makes those ordinary burgers taste like a million bucks.
- Lunch or dinner in the Biergarten at Epcot (we love the gorgeous theming, the boisterous atmosphere, the delicious and comforting food, and the beer flight)
- Dinner at Pecos Bill's (Magic Kingdom CS burgers) the day we arrive. I know the food is nothing spectacular, but it's a tradition, born out of our immediate "must-dos" upon arrival. We generally fly out in the morning, arrive mid-day, get to the parks by mid-afternoon and do Pirates, Jungle Cruise (hey, it's there near Pirates) and the "western mountains" (Splash, Big Thunder) the very first thing. Pecos Bill's is one of the most convenient places to these attractions, and I swear, the incredible atmosphere and the excitement of finally BEING at WDW makes those ordinary burgers taste like a million bucks.
Sharkreef11
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I think everyone has really touched on a lot of great things, but I will add waterparks. (if you are into those) Both are great but our favorite is Typhoon Lagoon. Checking the weather it appears it is just a little humid down in central Florida right now, so taking time to cool off in the WP wouldn't be such a bad idea.
Food - Teppan Edo, Via Napoli, Earl of Sandwhich, and Cosmic Rays are our absolute must do's!!
Food - Teppan Edo, Via Napoli, Earl of Sandwhich, and Cosmic Rays are our absolute must do's!!
mickey2008.1
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Must eat: Cosmic Rays cheeseburger with all the toppings sitting outside looking at the castle.
Must do: Astro Orbiter, Space Mountain, Living with the Land
Must do: Astro Orbiter, Space Mountain, Living with the Land
Hulacat
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Must Love Soarin"
We Looooved Soarin'- especially when the lines weren't crazy long (during Illuminations).
Must eat: Wonton Soup at Yak & Yeti (AK)
Grilled Pineapple Cheeseburger with a 27 degree cold beer at Paradiso 37 (DTD)
Kakagori (shaved ice) in Japan
We Looooved Soarin'- especially when the lines weren't crazy long (during Illuminations).
Must eat: Wonton Soup at Yak & Yeti (AK)
Grilled Pineapple Cheeseburger with a 27 degree cold beer at Paradiso 37 (DTD)
Kakagori (shaved ice) in Japan
Because I usually drive and arrive midday, I usually eat lunch at either Wolfgang Puck Express or Earl of Sandwich at Downtown Disney. While at DD, I always pick up a Ghiradelli's chocolate disk in the shop next to the ice cream parlour.
For quick service, I eat breakfast at Starring Rolls at DS and orange chicken in the Chinese walk-up at Epcot. If I stay at POR or POFQ, I eat beignets in the POFQ food court. I love lunch at Brown Derb at DS. Dinner varies trip to trip, but I especially like Artist Point at WL. The passion fruit margarita is delicious at the tequila bar in Mexico.
My oldest son always gets Kona coffee and a Raspberry Creme Danish at the stand outside Kona Cafe at the Polynesian. My youngest always gets the jalapeno cheese-stuffed pretzels at AK (now also at Epcot).
For quick service, I eat breakfast at Starring Rolls at DS and orange chicken in the Chinese walk-up at Epcot. If I stay at POR or POFQ, I eat beignets in the POFQ food court. I love lunch at Brown Derb at DS. Dinner varies trip to trip, but I especially like Artist Point at WL. The passion fruit margarita is delicious at the tequila bar in Mexico.
My oldest son always gets Kona coffee and a Raspberry Creme Danish at the stand outside Kona Cafe at the Polynesian. My youngest always gets the jalapeno cheese-stuffed pretzels at AK (now also at Epcot).
Spike-in-Berlin
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Must eat:
Dole soft serve swirl (perhaps as a float) at the Aloha Isle in Adventurland.
Lobster Roll in the Columbia Harbor House at Liberty Square.
Angus Bacon Cheeseburger with onion rings at the Backlot Express of DHS and several other CS-restaurants.
Tonga Toast at the Polynesian, either at Captain Cooks or Kona Cafe.
Dole soft serve swirl (perhaps as a float) at the Aloha Isle in Adventurland.
Lobster Roll in the Columbia Harbor House at Liberty Square.
Angus Bacon Cheeseburger with onion rings at the Backlot Express of DHS and several other CS-restaurants.
Tonga Toast at the Polynesian, either at Captain Cooks or Kona Cafe.
Spike-in-Berlin
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Sorry for the double entry.
