It's off the menu and has to be ordered at least a day in advance, but the Hong Kong Fish at the Flying Fish cafe on the Boardwalk is an amazing fresh local yellowtail snapper coated in batter and fried whole. There's even a chef's counter in the kitchen so curious diners can see the action.

The giant turkey legs sold around Disney have upwards of 1000 calories each!

If you are on a gluten-free diet, be sure to check out Babycakes NYC in Downtown Disney. This bakery is famous for its cupcakes made without gluten or dairy, instead using rice or bean flour and sweetened with agave. Flavors include red velvet, banana-blueberry, lemon and vanilla.

If you take the "Behind the Seeds" tour in Epcot's The Land, you will see experimental growing techniques, including lemons, watermelons, cucumbers, and pumpkins growing in the shapes of classic mickeys. If you eat at the Garden Grill restaurant you might even find the cucumbers in your salad!

The Boardwalk Inn Resort holds the only microbrewery on Disney property. Big River Grille has five taps (some seasonally rotating), an outdoor patio to enjoy, an on-site brewmaster and exhibition rooms.

The Liberty Tree Tavern in Liberty Square in MKMagic Kingdom serves full Thanksgiving dinner every day of the year!

Tired of all the Nescafe coffee on Disney properties? Head to a Joffrey's Coffee kiosk. They are a bit harder to find but you can get high quality coffee from Colombia, Ethiopia and El Salvador. They sell more than 124 premium blends and roast their beans locally.

There are several in Epcot, and they may also be found at coffee carts in Animal Kingdom, some resorts (Contemporary is one), and other spots. Ask around.

The pizza at Via Napoli in Epcot is cooked in giant Naples-designed wood burning ovens in strict adherence to Neapolitan pizza rules. The mozzarella cheese is flown directly from Italy and the sauce is made from San Marzano tomatoes, considered by many chefs to be the best sauce tomatoes in the world.

You can see part of the original model of EPCOT (which was originally going to be a working city) if you ride the Tomorrowland Transit Authority and look for it in the tunnel above the Stitch ride.

Disney will not use the loudspeakers to announce anything (including lost children) lest they interrupt the atmosphere for the rest of the guests. The only possible exception to the rule is for extreme emergencies or deaths.