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advice for Thankgsgiving dinner in Orlando area

antjmar

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Hi we are going to Disney for Thanksgiving. :cheer:

I am looking for a traditional Thanksgiving lunch/dinner at a reasonable cost. We have a 6 year old and 2 year old so needs to be a "family friendly" type restaurant.

Are the Disney reestaurants agood choice? We saw the Liberty Tree Tavern online and it seemed like a decent place, but figured I'd ask the experts here! :) We are staying at Wyndham BC and have a rental car but rather not drive too far. Thanks in advance.
Tony
 
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We (6 of us) were there a couple of years ago and ordered ours ahead of time at Cracker Barrel and picked it up and had Thanksgiving Day in the Condo.
 
The big theme parks have some excellent restaraunts. We really enjoyed the food at Epcot. There is also exceelnt food at Universl and Sea World. Have a great Thanksgiving Holiday.
 
Thank you for all the replies. I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. We ended up changing our plans and had a non traditional Thanksgiving lunch at epcot. One of the restaurants (non sit down) at epcot did have a turkey Thanksgiving lunch but we did not try it.
I was told that Publix (local grocery store) will cook an entire turkey amd all the side dishes that will feed about 6 people for about $50-$60.
Lastly, when we got back to our room we had a message that the front desk had complimentary large cooking trays for those whom wanted to cook a turkey in their room! :)
Hopefully this info will help someone next year!
 
antjmar said:
Thank you for all the replies. I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving. We ended up changing our plans and had a non traditional Thanksgiving lunch at epcot. One of the restaurants (non sit down) at epcot did have a turkey Thanksgiving lunch but we did not try it.
I was told that Publix (local grocery store) will cook an entire turkey amd all the side dishes that will feed about 6 people for about $50-$60.
Lastly, when we got back to our room we had a message that the front desk had complimentary large cooking trays for those whom wanted to cook a turkey in their room! :)
Hopefully this info will help someone next year!
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which resort did you stay in to get the cooking trays.. :whoopie:
 
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