Disneyland Resort
Last verified 4/11
Reminder: You must take the responsibility for being vigilant by always reconfirming the GF status of a menu item and addressing cross-contamination issues each and every time.
Click on the first question in Disneyland dining FAQ section "Can my special dietary needs be accommodated at restaurants at the Disneyland Resort?" The following are some excerpts from it:
"With the exception of food items for Guests with specific dietary restrictions, food or beverage items are not permitted into either of the Disneyland Resort theme parks." (See Comments below for more on this.)
"Special dietary needs — including vegetarian and medically restricted diets — can often be accommodated at select table-service restaurants. Please request special meals at least 24 hours in advance at (714) 781-DINE (3463)." Also "For our Guests with food allergies or other health-related dietary restritions, we are happy to discuss and attempt to accommodate your speiacl dietary requests,"
For those eating gluten-free,
there are lists available at City Hall on Main Street for gluten-free foods found throughout the Park. They have lists for Disneyland, Disney's California Adventure, and some hotel restaurants (such as the Story Teller's Cafe in the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa. Also, if you email Guest Commications, they will send you the current list of gluten-free items - the request form may be found at https://secure-disneyland.disney.go.com/contact/?name=ContactUsPage
Read an article in the Orange County Register titled Disney Parks lead with menus for food allergies. Dated 4/22/11, the article also has many photos of gluten free meals served at Disneyland.
S. Snow, 6/11: She reported receiving an extensive list of the current list for GF offerings at Disneyland. She emailed the Disneyland Guest Communications on 6/7/11 at dlresort@disneyonline.com. See the above note as well.
Blog about a GF trip to Disneyland, 4/10: Chandice Probst wrote about her GF dining experiences at Disneyland on her blog, Gluten Free Frenzy. Includes photos of some of the foods.
Taca to SillyYak site, 10/10
(I'm a) "annual passholder, go all the time, My favorite eating spots are the Mexican restaurant by Big Thunder Mountain and Storyteller restaurant in Grand California hotel."
Taca to the SillyYak site, 9/09
Go there all the time (annual pass) and have no problems eating. Go to city hall and ask for the GF dining list. It will tell what you can eat at the park. Many places have GF hamburger and hotdog buns, GF pizza, mexican place frontierlnad (la victoria products). The prices aren't any different than the regular food everything is expensive. I like eating at the Storyteller Cafe outside California Adventure in the Grand California Hotel. Normally get the burger (GF bun) and fries. They cook the fries to order in olive oil, very good, such that my friend wants the GF fries over the regular fries."
J. Marcoly to SillyYaks site, 9/09
"Oh my gosh, we have had such great experiences at Disneyland. If you call and talk to the head chef, he will spend over an hour talking to you about everything they can do.
We were there last Thursday and my celiac daughter had gluten free pizza, popcorn and ice cream. We have had gluten free hamburgers with a bun, gluten free hot dogs with buns, spaghetti, etc. Give him a call. We eat there at least once a month and have never gotten sick. It's such a treat!"
John J. 6/09
"You have several people listing the Disneyland popcorn as GF. The Disneyland popcorn is NOT GF!
Hard to trust your site when you have wrong information."
John
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