Gavin's Story: Living Life with Cerebral Palsy and a Peanut Allergy: Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

Day 5

Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue

Fort Wilderness-Pioneer Hall

Disney Dining Plan: 2 Table Service meals each person

This was a PERFECT ending to our trip! I HIGHLY suggest making your way to the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue. It is a great interactive show with FANTASTIC food! We were at table 62 and it was truly like we were guests of honor. Our table was located in the middle of the floor with about 6 feet of space in front of us before the next table. The actors spent a great deal of time directly in front of us and even sang a song to Gavin! He is in LOVE! The chef was the best one of the trip. He gave us his business card. His name is Jonathan Sanders. His email is jonathan.sanders@disney.com. He spoke to us about both allergens and made a special plate for Rick. Instead of mashed potatoes he made him a baked potato and corn. He also brought him a special salad. Gavin was able to eat the corn bread and everything else, which he loved! The dessert was strawberry shortcake. Rick had just the strawberries and the shortcake, no cream. Gavin had just the strawberries and cream. It was great! Although we had such a great table there really isn't a bad table in the house. My husband and I went on our honeymoon and we were in the balcony and that was great too! The actors are really all over the place. The only suggestion I can make sure you leave plenty of time to get there. It isn't the easiest place to get to fast. There is a boat from Magic Kingdom to Fort Wilderness, but it was raining the night we went. So we took a bus from our resort to MGM (because it was the closest park). From MGM we went to Wilderness Lodge. There is then 1 bus that goes to Fort Wilderness. You do not want to take a bus to Fort Wilderness Campground because that lets you out pretty far away from Pioneer Hall.