Magic Food at the Magic Kingdom

What kind of food plan are you on? It's really easy to do high protein at WDW and Disneyland. I was surprised. It's harder to do low cal, regular carb. I've done both, so it can be done, but you probably want to avoid the fast food places at lunch time. It's all hamburgers and chicken nuggets with fries.

In New Orleans Square there is a place that sells turkey legs. Turkey is high protein and low cal.

Some of the snack stands sell fruit.

The bread bowls with soups in them are incredibly high in calories and fat.... avoid those.

Water is sold everywhere that soda is.

Also, you can bring in your own food. So bring some healthy snacks to supplement your meals. You'll save money too.

Here are some web sites that have tips:

http://allears.net/din/dining.htm
http://www.guide-to-disney.com/dining.php

These are both for WDW, not DL though.

I find that the all-you-can-eat buffets work well for me because there is so much choice and there is bound to be something I can eat. Other people find buffets make them overeat.

The biggest and best tip I can give you is

a.) HAVE FUN
...and...
b.) take me!!! :bigsmile:

I second that :bigsmile:

There are heathly alternatives at most of the food places.

I usually go to the rainforrest cafe they have oatmeal and fruit you can order for breakfast, but it is very crowded for lunch and dinner.

Carnaton Cafe on main street has healthy options as well as does the cafe just above pirates of the carribean...I think I spelled that wrong oh well:ohwell:

Lets see...fruit is available at most of the food stands and there are numberous fruit options just outside of the jungle cruise

This is all assuming you are refering to Disneyland though :ohwell: oops

Cali Advendture has tmany options for food, most of which also have healthy alternatives...hope this helps a little :happy:

HAVE AN AWESOME TIME!