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‎12-31-2017 03:07

‎12-31-2017 03:07

I'm going to Disney in a little while next year and I'd like to know your viewpoint as to how one can handle the temptation, food and drink in such theme parks.

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‎12-31-2017 12:37 - edited ‎12-31-2017 12:42

‎12-31-2017 12:37 - edited ‎12-31-2017 12:42

 

If nothing looks healthy, order a child's meal and choose milk and fruit as the sides.  They have worked to offer healthy foods in with the foods  people want to have as treats.  Here is an article with some of the top choices and there is a link at the end of it to their menus. In California, they have to show the calories.  http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/10-healthier-food-options-disneyland-that-taste-awesome.h...  Oh - they have mickey check items - they are supposed to be healthier too.

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‎12-31-2017 05:37

‎12-31-2017 05:37

Great question. Do they allow you to bring in food and water? Being able to prep some meals ahead of time would be a big help.

 

 

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‎12-31-2017 12:27

In response to WavyDavey

‎12-31-2017 12:27

They do allow you to bring in a water bottle and things like apple slices. Water and good snacks do sound like a good idea.

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‎12-31-2017 12:37 - edited ‎12-31-2017 12:42

‎12-31-2017 12:37 - edited ‎12-31-2017 12:42

 

If nothing looks healthy, order a child's meal and choose milk and fruit as the sides.  They have worked to offer healthy foods in with the foods  people want to have as treats.  Here is an article with some of the top choices and there is a link at the end of it to their menus. In California, they have to show the calories.  http://www.lifehack.org/articles/lifestyle/10-healthier-food-options-disneyland-that-taste-awesome.h...  Oh - they have mickey check items - they are supposed to be healthier too.

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‎01-03-2018 14:59

In response to MagsOnTheBeach

‎01-03-2018 14:59

While Disney definitely has some tempting, very unhealthy options, it's also one of the most diet-friendly in terms of variety. Almost every restaurant will have some kind of vegetarian option, fish, chicken, that kind of thing. It takes some thought and effort to pick those, but they are just as delicious as the other dishes!

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