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My 12 year old son can be a bit of a pain about eating certain things. At the parks and our resort we'll be doing quick service so it won't be an issue. However, I really wanted to go to the Poly on our "resort" day to watch the fireworks, shop for Moana stuff, and I figured we'd grab supper there. after looking through the menus nothing is jumping out at me for him to eat. I've read that Disney will accommodate if you ask for a special plate (like pasta w/butter) but I don't want to assume anything or be a PIA either.

Any suggestions?

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It's official we're booked for WDW in Feb. 2017! Our vaca is for over my DH birthday and because he's such a Disney fanatic I'm going to surprise him with all the details only when we arrive so he can have a magical experience and be a kid again! The only problem is I don't have anyone be excited with for the next 3 months. I have to let someone know though and I know you guys will share my excitement! We're staying at....Animal Kingdom Kidani Villiage w/ Savannah view...squeeeee! I also booked reservations for California Grill on the night of his birthday during the fireworks!!!! I still can't believe were ACTUALLY going finally!

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I am planning a trip for 4 during Feb 17 and am seriously considering upgrading to the deluxe Wilderness Lodge. This will be our first and probably last family vacation to WDW with oldest son. My husband is a HUGE Disney fan, complete with tattoos and MM collection. He also loves westerns and the such so I thought the Wilderness Lodge would be a perfect fit! Because of the splurge the upgrade to deluxe resort would cost we'll probably stay on site on day to fully appreciate our surroundings (and save a bit on ticket costs). My worry is that with the construction we won't be able to enjoy the resort and the upgrade will be a waste.

Thanks for any input you have!

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