Food
Rainforest Café...where dinner comes to life! Periodic thunderstorms ignite a forest full of animatronic animals that make their respective sounds, and move! There are endless things to look at and we say it is a must see for families with children!
Interesting fact, of the many rainforest Café locations, this is the very first in the franchise, having opened its doors in February of 1994. Indeed, we found the food here to be superior to it's counter parts in Disney Springs and the retired location of Downtown Disney.
We hope you have a roaring good time!
Crave serves upscale American food and Sushi. Although high-end, they do cater to families, even with young children. Their children's menu is unique in that it comes with wiki sticks! The food was delicious and it was a great experience.
Walburgers
This was a long time coming for Grandma in our party. She has watched all 10 of the famous family's tv series. It did not disappoint. In addition to being a fun experience to check off of the bucket list, it is also a great budget option. We happened upon them during happy hour (3-6pm) where the appetizers were half off, and kids eat free EVERY DAY.
This was a cool stop during our Mall Adventure. The story is neat, and we have never before visited a store where you can customize your cream puff. Think Subway, or blaze pizza, for cream puffs! They were arguably the best cream puffs we have ever had.
Get your cookie fix on at the first level on the west side of M.O.A. or take them to go like we did!
The fair on Four is located on... you guessed it, the 4th floor! It has an arcade, axe throwing, and an indoor go kart racing track for riders above the age of 8. It features an array of fair food and looked like a lot of fun. However, due to time constraints, and the younger age of our children, we did not visit this location. I thought I would include it's offerings in case it might be helpful in your planning process. Happy Adventuring!
-AP