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You can cut down on stops and expenses by making your own travel snacks. There are savory and sweet recipes that are not only delicious, but also easy to make. You can even have your kids help you make no-bake chocolate clusters. Additionally, you can package the clusters, granola and trail mix in individual bags for each traveler in your car.
Vegetarian snacks can be hard to find on the road, so packing them before you travel is often necessary. Planning ahead of time, before you get on the plane or in the car, can also prevent unhealthy eating at mini-marts and fast-food restaurants. Sometimes a cooler is needed to keep things cold, but often you can pack things that need no refrigeration.
One of the benefits of staying on-site at Walt Disney World is that several hotels and resorts on the premises offer Extra Magic Hours. Extra Magic Hours is a program where certain theme parks open early, or stay open late, on certain nights only for resort guests. This gives resort guests the opportunity to ride rides and visit attractions with much smaller crowds. There are resorts in every category that have Extra Magic Hours benefits.
The Birr, or ETB, is the official currency of Ethiopia. Once known as the Ethiopian dollar, it was renamed the Ethiopian birr in 1979. There are 100 cents in a birr. The banknotes consist of 1, 5, 10, 50 and 100 birr. There are also 1, 5, 10, 25 and 50 cent coins.
Walking around Disney World's Epcot sure can work up an appetite. With so many great places to see in the World Showcase and Future World, one may develop a "rumbly in their tumbly," especially since Epcot also has many scents greeting you from various restaurants. From international food to buffet dining, Epcot restaurants can please any palate. You had better have a healthy appetite because Epcot has plenty of places to enjoy a culinary adventure.
The various Disney parks--at Disneyland in California and Disney World in Florida--make for some of the best vacations anywhere. However, travel to the great theme parks can result in quite a large bill, especially when you factor in travel and hotel costs. When looking to cut costs, your food budget is a good place to start. Meals in the Disney parks can be extremely expensive, but there are ways to get around it if you plan ahead and know what to expect.
Disney World tries to make a birthday celebration even better with a complimentary "birthday button." The button is available at the front desk of any Disney hotel, or the guest services department of any theme park. You must present the desk with verification of the birth date. The button will draw extra attention from cast members, and restaurants may offer free food.
Sushi? Couscous? Spaetzle? With Future World and the 11 country-themed sections of the World Showcase, vegetarian food options at Disney’s Epcot are both abundant and diverse. Vegetarians should have little trouble finding luscious delights at Disney’s most food-centric park, Epcot.
Disney World attracts millions every year and it has made provisions for visitors with special diet restrictions, including those who must eat kosher, to be able to visit and still feel at home. Some venues offer kosher meals all the time, but others require notice.
Vegetarians often find it difficult to eat at a theme park. The standard carnival-like fare generally offers a plethora of choices for meat eaters and relegates vegetarians to ordering cheese pizza or peanut-butter-and-jelly sandwiches off the kids' menu at every meal. Disney World stands out among theme parks for the quality and variety of food offerings. Here's how to find vegetarian food in Disney World.
