Thanks Paulette!

This post got started over on the Family Board Momsince96 announced she was going in Nov and was talking about needing to eat off site to "save" money....that would be so time consuming!

I admitted to my first time fears many trips ago!
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I had posted...
forgot to add... first year we were scared of the prices too...
I had planned even more carefully back then...

We took things to make sandwiches for lunch with us for three days...

Squeezable tube peanut butter and those little IHOP jelly packages

Those Tuna Fish kits that are room temp on the shelf...(single pack of Mayo, Pickle relish, tuna pouch)

We froze pkg of thin lunch meat and placed it in soft side cooler..(ate earlier that day to ensure safety) used those mustard/mayo single packs from Burger King...


HA HA HA!!!
Bread, knife, folded napkins, and can of fried potato sticks as the *chips*!
(33 cents a can with a pop lid)

Can you tell I was as scared as you about the prices! hee hee!



YIKES!!


We don't stay onsite because Disney isn't ALL we do... but here were the breakfast ideas that others might want to do too...

Being able to Eat breakfast on the go in the car while driving over to the park helped get us going....

Minute maid sells boxed "orange juice" and "grape juice" in those convenient little juice boxes so we'd use those...

Morning 1 = Orange Juice + HoneyBun
Morning 2 = Grape Juice + poptart
Morning 3 = Apple juice + cereal Bar
Morning 4 = Milk + single serve donuts
Morning 5 = Oj + Little Debbie Coffee Cake
Morning 6 = Coffee + Pastry Swirl
Morning 7 = Big Breakfast before jumping in car to drive home.

ALL were portable and easy to trash as we arrived at the park of our choice.
All could travel down in the car at room temp and then be refrigerated the night prior to need....

Wake up.. Grab a box juice, grab your "package" of breakfast and hop in the car... get there and Play all Day!
Works for me!



We're looking forward to an awesome trip this time too!

WOO HOO!




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