Going to Disney world in two weeks-how to stay on track!

The same way you would at home. The good news, you'll be doing alot of walking. If you have been " really focused on logging and eating healthy" I don't see why those skills wouldn't carry over into vacation. Sure, maybe go a little over, but keep it within reasonable limits and you'll be fine.

With all that walking, you're going to be hungry. Eat! Continue to log, if you can. If not, just pay attention to your portions and maybe skip the funnel cake, lol. Otherwise, just have fun. It's an experience. Enjoy it!

If you can get Disney to admit they have the nutritional info, much less give it to you, you'll be a better man (or woman) than I. They just will not give the info out. They even lie about having it. Very frustrating. I try very hard to not eat there, but you can only carry so much food. I went on one date with a chef who worked there and he said something to the effect of, "If you care about the calories, you don't want to know," lol.

If you're going to eat their food, just give up on trying to stay within a calorie allowance and enjoy.

They have empanadas in the section by Mexico for Food & Wine. I didn't have them, but they smelled good. If you eat one, let us (me) know how it is.

They were handing our Craisins on the walkway between the front and back parts of Epcot. I don't know if that's an everyday thing. They had yogurt-covered Crasins at the Trick-or-Treat thing in the Magic Kingdom. Nobody wanted them and I had no candy, so they gave me extra. Those things were excellent. Very, very nummy treats.

They added a vegetarian place to the Animal Kingdom. Haven't eaten there, but I saw it. It's by the animal ride.

Have fun.

I'm on my last day of a six day DC vacation... Lots of food & drink temptations (Georgetown happy hours? Southern cooking? Taco trucks? Yes please!) My strategy was to walk as much as possible and eat close to maintenance, which would be everything MFP gives me back in workout calories (I usually hover a little under to be conservative). I went over one day. Even then, the MFP announcement at the end of the day when I closed my diary said ('If you ate like this everyday in 5 weeks you would weigh XXX,' which was 2 lbs above what I weigh now & still 10 lbs under where I started 9 weeks ago! It takes longer to regain actual fat mass than most people think...) That being said, I've continued to watch my minimum protein goal to keep feeling full between meals, kept my alcohol to one drink per opportunity for drinking, limited my sweets to two servings for the week, and made sure I have access to fresh fruit & veg every day. Water has been a problem. I haven't carried enough some days. I've also eaten more starchy carbs than usual for me. (Yes, I'm looking at you grits, flapjacks, and apple cider donut!). I plan to stay off the scale for a week when I get home & let everything get back to normal before I weigh again.
My clothes still feel loose. Enjoy your trip. You've got this!

I'm bringing Mio to put in the water. I'm hopeful it will help.

That's good to know! I'm carrying a small cross body bag this trip & haven't wanted to hassle with putting a water bottle in a locker in the museums. And, DC water tastes like swamp water to me. So it's my own damn fault! But I will remember that when I'm in a park again...

Actually, "taking" Mio. Please don't tell my daughters I said "bring."

Most of the refreshment stands will fill a water bottle for you, and I believe it's filtered, so it tastes better. We also found that letting the water "breathe" a bit helped with the weird sulfur taste and smell. And yes, most of the portions are small, at the stands. Husband and I usually split any alcohol and food to save money and let us try more. I think 2-ounce pours are usually what you're getting. If you go to a regular stand, they will still be full-size beers/wine.