Whats your all time fave, most bestest :) meal at disneyworld

[disneymom]

If you were going to have your last meal you will ever have at the World and you could only choose one meal, what would you choose? Doesnt matter if its breakfast, lunch, or dinner from any of the parks or resorts.

[Wendy]

It wouldn't be a meal, but the last thing I like to have when we are leaving the Magic Kingdom for the last time is a Dole Whip Float

I also like to have a BLT at the Earl of Sandwich on our last trip to DTD

Other than that there isn't anything else

[Beccaberry]

Thus far, I'd say Flying Fish (delicious Snapper!) or Yachtsman (as much for Ricardo's company as the meal, I'd guess). We have truly had some lovely meals onsite, though they are getting fewer and further between.

[Johnie]

Hmmm I don't think my very last meal ever would even be at WDW. Though I have had some lovely meals there. Quite frankly, they are getting far too costly. But I guess if it was my last meal I would not care about that lol

[Watchinherskip]

Yeah, what Becca said about fewer and further between, but to be honest, I don't go there for the food. I go for the experience. While we have never done the really top locations ( V & As, Artist's Pallate, etc) we have through the years eaten in some nice places. May not have been the top food, but loved the experience of an Ohana Thanksgiving. Weirdest way I have ever had a turkey dinner (in a skillet) but it was a hoot. Had a wonderful meal on Good Friday once at Olivia's in OKW and the dinner at the Morroccan place last time was pretty cool.

[Beccaberry]

Hmmm I don't think my very last meal ever would even be at WDW. Though I have had some lovely meals there. Quite frankly, they are getting far too costly. But I guess if it was my last meal I would not care about that lol

Oh goodness no!! I don't think I would have my very last meal at Disney World either (well, maybe?). But I interpreted the post to mean your last meal AT Disney, not the last meal of your life. I'm not sure I love the Snapper THAT much

I thought it meant if, let's say, Disney were closing forever or something of that nature.

[Beccaberry]

Yeah, what Becca said about fewer and further between, but to be honest, I don't go there for the food. I go for the experience. While we have never done the really top locations ( V & As, Artist's Pallate, etc) we have through the years eaten in some nice places. May not have been the top food, but loved the experience of an Ohana Thanksgiving. Weirdest way I have ever had a turkey dinner (in a skillet) but it was a hoot. Had a wonderful meal on Good Friday once at Olivia's in OKW and the dinner at the Morroccan place last time was pretty cool.

Couldn't agree more My fondest "meal memories" actually have very little to do with the food and far, far more to do with the memories made at the time. Oftentimes, the simplest meals are the most memorable. Having said that (and perhaps in a very different direction than the OP meant for this thread to go) I recall a dinner Ohana with friends where I laughed so hard my sides hurt the next day (though that could have been an errant spitwad ), a meal at Mama Melrose where two of the street performers wandered in, sat down at our table, and tried to convince a 7 year old Andrew to sell his 2 year old sister, and an evening spent eating pizza with a friend in the foodcourt in our pajamas...well, you can't buy those memories at any price

[Johnie]

Haga! But you can put a price on French fries!!

Lol funny how my mind went to The Last Supper!! Last meal at Disney? 'Ohana has always been a family favorite so I'll go with that.

[wdwgrandma]

The night we dined at the Chef's Table at V&A is probably my favorite.

[Watchinherskip]

DONNA!! Yay...good to see you! One of these years we will have to experience it for ourselves!