We are doing a mix of indoor and outdoor dining. I have been tracking the case numbers through the Mayo clinic website and am feeling pretty confident that we will be in a very different place come March.
Thanks for the tips! My DH loves Wagyu as well. He ordered when we dined at V&A for our 20th and really enjoyed it. I hear you on trying new places....we are trying to do that this trip as well. My must do though is Geyser Point. It wouldn't be a Disney trip without a trip over there.We went to Morimoto back in Dec 2020 because my husband had to have the A5 Wagyu beef. It was expensive, but worth it, according to him. They prepare it at your table, tell you how the chef wants you to eat it, AND you get a certificate about the cow you're about to eat (it's signed by Morimoto and you keep it). He still thinks about it and wants to fit it into our March trip, but there are so many new restaurants for us to try that I feel silly going back to one until we're done with that. We need to try it all before we go back for favorites! We're going to a different country in Epcot for dinner every night
So great that you are all triple vaxxed (and you soon to be x4). No boosters here either for the under 18 set. Jack refuses to get a booster but the twins got theirs. The prices are SO high!!! We have the most convoluted flight down in March in the attempt to save a few dollars. And don't get me started on resort prices...I am thankful I was able to get into DVC when I did. Have you ever considered renting DVC points? I have noticed that point rental is about equivalent to a moderate for studios. Or a rental for a bigger villa might be worth it if the whole fam is coming over as they have a full kitchen and in suite laundry.All your plans look great so far. I love the idea of a progressive dinner and the fact that your planning some resort/water park days in there too. Really hoping we get to visit sometime soonish but flight prices are as scary as I've ever seen them and that's before I factor in disney's scary resort prices and upcharges so we shall see. I am getting a 4th jab tomorrow (didn't know that was a thing until the letter arrived but I'll take it), the other adults here are all triple jabbed and the 15 year old is double jabbed (no boosters for under 18s yet) so I kinda feel it would be safe to travel but ideally would like to see numbers fall a little and prices fall a lot ( a girl can dream) or at least to something that won't bankrupt the bank account
So much luck and pixie dust coming your way!!I have considered renting points but I’m wary that rules would change and we wouldn’t be able to travel and lose all our money as that’d be a disaster given that we stay for a minimum of 14 nights. I’m approaching all the usual annual check ups so will see how that goes and then decide things Wish me luck
You must try the ribs!!!! You can get an app size or a full rack. They are AMAZING!!!! They are fried or something and have a crispy outside and the sauce has an asian twist on them. SOOOOO good. It is one of the things I dream of having again.
Those sound delicious!!
Right???? So much snow and the temperatures are brutal! When it got up to 3 degrees last week, I was on playground duty without a hat or mittens and said the weather felt balmy!
Thank you so much! Always nice to have other Canadians here!
Mmmmmm, I am basically going to eat (and drink) all week!
Where are you in NB? I grew up in Charlottetown and went to university in Halifax. Have been in southern Ontario for almost 34 years but I go back to PEI every summer. My DH feels a bit anxious as well so I completely understand how you feel. I travelled to Disney last summer with our 21 year old son and while it did feel weird at first, you do really adapt to being around people again.
I am going with Curative as they are close to Old Key West where we will be staying when we need to test. I used Walgreens in the summer with no issues, although I had a rental car that trip.
Thank you! Lots more coming up!
The Rapid ID now test at Walgreens is completely reliable. Just use your parent's place as the address and you are good to go. It is a NAAT which is accepted as a valid test by Health Canada. I had no issues with it this summer.
You are so going to love WBG. Simple food done to perfection. If you can convince Bill to share you should definitely get both the burrata and the french toast. Seriously both are some of the best brunch dishes we've ever had. I normally don't love french toast but I could not stop eating this.
How much fun!!!! Progressive dinners (or appetizer crawls as Jason and I affectionately call them) are my favorites. Miss the days of the child care centers when we could get 1 in each trip. But a few more years and Casey won't want anything to do with us, so crawls are back on
We didn't eat but had a drink at Enzo's Hideaway and it was a really cool place with great drinks. Boathouse also has a great outdoor bar that would be a good option.
Definitely the ribs!!! Unquestionably the best thing on their menu. We've also loved the BuriBop but another time we had it it wasn't great. If executed right its this amazing crunchy rice and yellowfin tuna served in a clay pot that is like 500 degrees. It's something Morimoto cooked on Iron Chef once so its got a fun pop culture connection too
Loved it there. But do ask for a closer room than where they might try to put you. It's a big resort.
Nice! Loved the decor there.
I have, but don't recall what I had!
Bill definitely knows he's sharing, lol! There are so many things I want to try and I only have so much room.
I remember you and Jason doing this and shamelessly stole the idea from you two! Such a great way to check different places. I will add Enzo's Hideaway to the list!
The ribs do sound amazing. I love anything with a hoisin glaze so these sound great! The spider roll is definitely on my radar and I know Bill would love the Jyo sushi combo. If I could conquer my dislike of shrimp I would consider splitting the Toku-Jyo sushi platter with Bill. The ramen dishes look really good too.
It does look huge and very spread out. We were too late in our booking to be able to book close to the Hospitality House so I think my request is going to be for the Turtle Pond area.
It looks really beautiful!
You are now the 4th person to recommend the ribs....guess that means we are going to have to try them!I have, but don't recall what I had!
But can nevertheless recommend the ribs and the Buri-Bop.
Thank you for joining in! I have enjoyed your TRs. Good luck to you for Space 220, it looks so cool!
Meh.
Lemme know if they live up to the hype!
