I always found that the hardest part about being on a gluten free diet is traveling. Fortunately traveling is getting a little easier as awareness grows and a larger percentage of the population is diagnosed with things like Celiac Disease.
Today I noticed a post about Balancing Food and Fun at Disney World, which includes an interview with Joel Schaefer, Disney’s Special Dietary Needs Manager. In the interview, they discuss Disney’s committment to people with special dietary needs. Here is the main part relevant to those of us with Celiac Disease:
My child has celiac’s disease. Are there kid-friendly options for her? I would love for my child to be able to experience Mickey Mouse waffles and a safe cookie or brownie.
We have a variety of options for Guests with celiac disease and most locations have gluten-free pancake and waffle mix. You will need to contact us ahead of time to see what locations can accommodate your request.
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