If you can imagine this, here at the Disney Food Blog we are obsessed with Disney dining. We love snacks and fast food, but sometimes the best magic happens at table service restaurants. For most table service restaurants you will need to make a reservation Advance dining reservations (or ADR).
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One of our incredible readers, the Park Hopper Society, noted that there are Changes in allergy section When they made their dining reservations, sure enough, the Disney World app and website looked like something had changed!
Typically when you make a dining reservation you enter Dietary and Accessibility Requirements. The restaurant will let them know in advance if you have any allergies, and the accessibility section allows the host to reserve a table for you that can accommodate your needs. While accessibility requests are still present on the app, you can no longer select dietary requests before booking and instead will see the following message:
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“Guests must inform their attendants of any allergen-free requirements. While we take steps to help reduce cross-contact, we cannot guarantee that any item is completely free of allergens. Our allergy-friendly recipes may use refined oils, such as soybean oil, and/or ingredients processed in facilities that also handle allergens. Ultimately, our guests have the right to make informed choices based on their personal dietary needs. For more information about allergy-friendly requirements at Disney-owned and operated locations, please inquire upon arrival at the location and will be addressed immediately by our special diet-trained staff.”
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Even if you select allergies on the app, most servers will still ask and clarify any information you need for your meal. With this change, It’s more important to discuss your dietary needs with your server.
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On most Disney World menus (usually found online or in the app), there’s a section dedicated to Hypoallergenic options at bottom of page. These are meals that they have prepared and that the chefs are familiar with, and while you should also clarify with your waiter, these dishes can give you an idea of where to start when ordering a meal to ensure there are options available.
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Thanks to the Park Hopper Society for bringing this to our attention and make sure you stay tuned Disney Food Blog Get all the latest information you need to plan your Disney World vacation.
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