Food Allergies

Mickey's Very Merry Christmas Party just kicked off last night for the 2018 holiday season at Walt Disney World , and today we have a look at all the delicious new treats and savory bites guests can enjoy at the joyous event. Chef Oscar Martinez is the longest-serving Disneyland cast member, cooking at the park for over 60 years. Disney's California Adventure will host the Festival of Holidays food fair from now until January 7, 2018. There's even a Nashville-style hot chicken, which feels perfectly on trend, though perhaps not necessarily in line with holiday food.

DCA is hosting the biggest party of holiday food this year - Festival of Holidays - with booths set up along the parade route. Holiday Sprinkles Premium Cone (above): a chocolate-dipped waffle cone that's covered in crushed peppermint. Here's an Instagram candidate: Holiday Vanilla Bean Cupcake filled with red and green chocolate candy pieces and topped with green and white swirled white chocolate mousse and round chocolate swirl candy pieces.

Yacht and Beach Club - These 2 resorts have gorgeous lobby decorations including a moving carousel made out of gingerbread and a miniature village complete with train that has been touched with some Disney magic. The party will feature many returning favorites such as Mickey's Most Merriest Celebration, A Totally Tomorrowland Christmas, Club Tinsel, Holiday Wishes, and Once Upon a Christmastime Parade.

BUT, its also the only place you get the fab five in costume for the holidays. Check out our post on Disney Resort Decorations at Walt Disney World for our favorites. This part of the Holidays at Disneyland celebration lasts through January 8, 2019 instead of January 6, 2019 like everything else.

The Disney Food Blog Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays includes all of the restaurants offering special meals or menu items, information on new or special time-limited shows, and a FAQ section and fun bonus items, including holiday-inspired crawls” and touring strategies.

Hold onto your knives and forks, cause this here, DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining, is the wildest eBook in the Disney Universe. Sprinkled throughout are 22 themed resorts, many of which are worth visiting in their own right for their creativity and dining options - and all of which are open to non-hotel guests.

If you don't want to dine with princesses (like in Akershus in Epcot) then I would say they are numerous places to meet princesses in the parks; especially Magic Kingdom and Epcot. Holiday Dessert Disney Food Party is the reserved viewing and dining package option for this popular show in Hollywood Studios.