IMPOSSIBLE, honey... seriously, you will make yourself crazy trying. There are so many great places in WDW to eat. As long as you all are together and THANKFUL to be there, Thanksgiving dinner could be anywhere. I agree that MK will be packed and probably best avoided, but if you decide to dare it, Crystal Palace would be great. Boma is good, but picky eaters will not like it. My daughter hated it and she isn't that picky. If you want plain, regular food, try Trails End at Fort Wilderness - one of WDW's hidden gems! GREAT food, its a buffett and very rarely crowded.... and the price is VERY good.I'm having a hard time deciding. Our group will be between 10-14 and I want to please everyone since it will be a first visit for many in the group. A restaurant at one of the resorts seems like the best choice - I was thinking maybe Boma or California Grill.
I'm having a hard time deciding. Our group will be between 10-14 and I want to please everyone since it will be a first visit for many in the group. A restaurant at one of the resorts seems like the best choice - I was thinking maybe Boma or California Grill.
IMPOSSIBLE, honey... seriously, you will make yourself crazy trying. There are so many great places in WDW to eat. As long as you all are together and THANKFUL to be there, Thanksgiving dinner could be anywhere. I agree that MK will be packed and probably best avoided, but if you decide to dare it, Crystal Palace would be great. Boma is good, but picky eaters will not like it. My daughter hated it and she isn't that picky. If you want plain, regular food, try Trails End at Fort Wilderness - one of WDW's hidden gems! GREAT food, its a buffett and very rarely crowded.... and the price is VERY good.
I just thought Boma would be good since there is a wide selection and I'm assuming they'll include some Thanksgiving offerings. I love California Grill - we usually always eat there our first night in Disney. Trails End sounds like a good idea.
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