Yes we have 2 kids with severe food allergies and we do have to know exactly where we will be eating (even QS) at least 2 weeks beforehand and we have to submit the special diets form and then get contacted by each chef and come up with exactly what they will be eating. It’s stressful and time consuming but it’s also reassuring and safer.
They will not provide complete carb counts. Some may be available at QS if it’s a pre-packaged item. Otherwise suppliers change and ingredients change so they won’t give it. Your best bet is a good trusted estimator resource. We use Calorie King but there are lots of apps available today.
When she was a child that worked for us. As a teen she wants to eat or drink things that calorie king never heard of. Disney was the one place we kinda relaxed the “rules” a bit. It was nice to give her one week out of the year to focus more on fun and less on diabetes.
Understood — I have one of those as well. But WDW still won’t provide carb counts. Maybe look at menus and help her estimate carbs based on similar products/sizes that you do know or can find on other sources. She can create a note on her phone with the counts you’ve estimated.
What would be nice is if there was an option with Genie+ to have it valid for X number of attractions instead of once per ride, as there a rides DH and I won't do and others we would repeat. Also, if they offered the ability to have the end time ignored for those with disabilities, then Genie+ could work for us.
