Gluten-Free Churros from the Nomad Lounge in Animal Kingdom If you’re planning a gluten-free Disney vacation or traveling with celiac disease, Disney World is one of the best destinations you can choose. People say that Disney is magical…well, when you are gluten-free or managing food allergies, it is extra magical. This is one place I have traveled with my family where, if I am staying on Disney property, I don’t have to worry. Disney consistently sets the standard for glute

Gluten-Free In the Park Tips You’ve finally made it! After months of planning, your Disney trip is here, and you're ready for the magic to begin. Here are a few tips to keep in mind to help your gluten-free trip go smoothly. 1. Don’t Overdo It I know, it’s Disney, and you want to do everything. You’ve invested a lot into this vacation, and it’s tempting to start at rope drop and go until the fireworks. But trust me, if your kids are tired or overstimulated, it’s okay to slow

Disney's Epcot - At Night Packing Smart for Your Gluten-Free Disney Trip Packing for Disney can feel overwhelming, especially when you're trying to travel gluten-free, stick to a budget, and keep the kids happy and comfortable. Over the years, I’ve learned some practical, affordable ways to pack smart and prepare for a magical (and meltdown-free) trip. Whether you're flying or driving, these tips will help your trip run smoothly from the start! 1. Pre-Pack Outfits in Gallon Z

Cinderella's Castle-Walt Disney World Planning Your Gluten-Free Disney Vacation Like a Pro For the past twelve years, my husband and I have been creating magical memories with our children at Disney World. Along the way, I’ve learned plenty of tips and tricks to make each trip smoother, more affordable, and most importantly, gluten-free. One of the biggest reasons we keep going back? Disney takes celiac disease and food allergies seriously. Their allergy protocols and dedicat

Cinderella's Castle- Magic Kingdom Childhood Memories Disney World has always held a special place in my heart. My first visit was when I was just three years old. While the memory is not quite clear, I do remember one thing—shaking Mickey Mouse’s hand. Coming from a big family, going to Disney was a huge deal. We’d arrive at the park the moment it opened and stay until it closed, soaking up every bit of magic the day had to offer. Years later, my dad and I would often bring

I love going to Disney! It has something for everyone to enjoy and there is food for everyone! It is magical especially when you have a food allergy or Celiac. I have traveled to Disney World many times with my family. There are a few tricks I've learned over the years and want to share them with you. Hack 1: Have your children carry their own stuff! Here is an example of some of the purses I made for my children. They are lightweight, as they are crocheted, and they we