I'm really not sure, but if you are hesitating or dithering, just get her a churro or pretzel while you decide, lol. That's what my husband does for me when he spots a meltdown coming! 😂 - Spoonful_O_Sugar  436.2 #285 8:46PM

It depends on the time of day and what part of the park you're in. If I needed to get something to eat quickly I often will walk for a bit to find a quick service location with short lines. Based on my experiences the quick service in Toontown, the one at the Princess Fantasy Faire (across from It's a Small World) and the Stagedoor Cafe at the Golden Horseshoe are usually pretty fast. Pizza Port can also be quick but if they don't have enough cashiers it takes forever to pay. We don't eat at DCA enough for me to give any useful info. - BlueberryCrusader  650.7 #161 8:48PM

I always pack a snack just in case. I have not had any problems with the lines not being fast enough. There is always Disneyland popcorn if you need something quick. - ScooterMike  1959.8 #35 9:04PM

Snacks from home in between real meals to prevent any problems. My son always seems to fall asleep when sit down to eat especially if we walk a distance or have to wait. The snacks tide him over to his next real meal. - Minnique  451.8 #272 9:10PM

Thanks everyone. I know we'll have snacks for her, but the meal thing is feeling like it'll be a challenge because she can be such a bottomless pit some days. Throw in a special diet and maybe we're all crazy for the attempt! Too bad they don't have mango halves along with the churros! Although maybe I'm remembering correctly that they sell diced mangoes in the fruit carts? She said hopefully! - Manawalea  9.6 #6883 9:16PM

I used to give him so many snacks in line to keep him busy and he would never complain he's hungry, now he's pickier so its not as easy - MarshaMouse  2853.6 #16 9:36PM

I have to agree with many above- never leave home without a bag full of snacks and treats. Crisis avoided! - MoonWillow  371.7 #373 9:59PM