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Adventures of Link: Disney Restaurant Bans Kids, Thrills Parents

Where: 4401 Grand Floridian Way [map], Lake Buena Vista, FL, United States
January 8, 2008 at 5:01 PM | by | Comment (1)

Tired of kids ruining your Disney World vacations? You're in luck! Tireless consumer advocate Chris Elliott, who visits Disney, like, all the time, says Victoria & Albert's restaurant will stop letting in tots under 10.

But rather than give knee-jerk criticism, Elliott realizes that this is actually a great move by Disney, which gets plenty of adult guests along with all those kids:

I've been to Victoria & Albert's, and it's a first-rate, five-diamond establishment where men are required to wear jackets and women must wear dresses or pantsuits...Saying "no" to kiddies isn't such a bad idea. After all, the adults need their own playground, too.

Related Stories:
· Victoria & Albert's [Official Site]
· WDW's Swankiest Restaurant Bans Kids [Orlando Sentinel]
· Kiddies Verboten at Disney World Restaurant [Elliott.org]
· Disney World Restaurant Bans Children [AP, via Google]
· Disney Travel coverage [Jaunted]

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I think I went here

on my last trip to Walt Disney World. It didn't really make an impression on me, though.

I was 10 so I would have made the cutoff, but I remember resenting having to get dressed up and go to fancy dinners after a day at the park. I wasn't the only one - my brother pitched a fit at the French restaurant in EPCOT, declaring, "I want to go to a place where they speak ENGLISH!"

egw on January 8, 2008 at 8:14 PM #Permalink

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