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ORLANDO, Fla., Jan. 7 (UPI) -- Walt Disney World has banned children under 10 from its nicest restaurant, the five-diamond rated Victoria & Albert's.
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2 comments:
I would even hestitate to take my 10 Y/O to that place! It's really hoity-toity.
We were just down there over the holidays and enjoyed a lovely dinner at The Yachtsman steakhouse, where kids of all ages are welcome (it's "only" a 4-diamond place.) My husband, our 22-year-old son, and I enjoyed a lovely dinner, but it was not a hushed environment. We wished it had been, though, since the meal for three was over 200 bucks. The lights are dimmed, the table is beautifully appointed, and the food is not really child-centered. But, since it's The Happiest Place On Earth, there is a separate kid's menu, so they can get their chicken fingers while the parents dine on steak au poivre or a nice, thick ribeye.
We put our 10 Y/O in the kid's sitting room so we could enjoy an adult meal. If we had dined at Victoria & Albert's, I would not have been happy hearing someone's screaming kid.
It's one restaurant out of HOW MANY at Disney? LOL.
We stayed at the Yacht Club so we got to have that food in our jammies ;) Next time we go, we're staying there again & will try eating in the restaurant. I have no desire to go to V&A's.
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