Harry Potter world tips

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Anonymous wrote:The lines for food at the two older parks HP places are terrible and the food is awful. Go between meal times to get a warm butterbeer and see the decor but find some place easier for lunch.

Do you kids like roller coasters or not? Most of the rest of the two older parks is not great. The 4 year old might like the Suess ride. If the 9 year old is a daredevil the velociraptor ride maybe but that’s pretty intense for that age. The minions thing is funny but it’s not even really a ride. Men in black is fun. I would just focus on HP and do Men in black and not worry too much about doing the rest of the older parks. For kids that age, HP will be the most fun. You can also just walk around and they usually have spontaneous shows.

Agree on everything here. Everyone told us not to eat in the HP themed eateries at Islands. Getting the butterbeer was fun, though. We ate lunch at Mythos and it was great. Very worth it to make reservations for a mid-day sit down, table service meal. Use the nicer bathroom, get yourself together. Also agree that the spontaneous shows were fun. They don’t have to be totally spontaneous though—you can track them on the app.

I didn't think Mythos was worth the hype. I thought the food at HP world was fine, though it's fish and chips, it's kind if hard to mess up fried fish and fries. The baked potatoes are fine too.

Mythos is just fine. Would rather take the kids to one of the Harry Potter restaurants so they can enjoy the experience.

I always plan a late lunch at a calm table service restaurant whenever we go to a park or do a day of site seeing. It helps me recharge. Standing in line at a place with trays is so tedious. It’s really not about the food.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:The lines for food at the two older parks HP places are terrible and the food is awful. Go between meal times to get a warm butterbeer and see the decor but find some place easier for lunch.

Do you kids like roller coasters or not? Most of the rest of the two older parks is not great. The 4 year old might like the Suess ride. If the 9 year old is a daredevil the velociraptor ride maybe but that’s pretty intense for that age. The minions thing is funny but it’s not even really a ride. Men in black is fun. I would just focus on HP and do Men in black and not worry too much about doing the rest of the older parks. For kids that age, HP will be the most fun. You can also just walk around and they usually have spontaneous shows.

Agree on everything here. Everyone told us not to eat in the HP themed eateries at Islands. Getting the butterbeer was fun, though. We ate lunch at Mythos and it was great. Very worth it to make reservations for a mid-day sit down, table service meal. Use the nicer bathroom, get yourself together. Also agree that the spontaneous shows were fun. They don’t have to be totally spontaneous though—you can track them on the app.

I didn't think Mythos was worth the hype. I thought the food at HP world was fine, though it's fish and chips, it's kind if hard to mess up fried fish and fries. The baked potatoes are fine too.

Mythos is just fine. Would rather take the kids to one of the Harry Potter restaurants so they can enjoy the experience.

I always plan a late lunch at a calm table service restaurant whenever we go to a park or do a day of site seeing. It helps me recharge. Standing in line at a place with trays is so tedious. It’s really not about the food.

Pretty sure both Harry Potter restaurants you order on your phone and they bring it to your table.