Yet ANOTHER voucher question...What to order for my 10 year old boy.

[Pooh99]

I believe I will get several Quick and Casual vouchers for my DH and I .... I am not ordering any for my 5 year old picky daughter. She can eat off of my plate or I will order her side dishes etc...

However, the voucher price changes to adult at 10. What did you do for 10 year olds who don't even order off of the adult menu most times when you eat out at home. His appetite varies but mostly he is still ok with eating the smaller children't portions.

Especially with the VKL vouchers...$30.50 for dinner for him is outrageous.

Another question...can one person use the voucher and the rest of the table not use it??

[Cindy B]

The Quick and Casual is the sam e price adult or child.

I never did VKL, so I don't know how that works.

[Pooh99]

My coffee hasn't taken affect yet!!!:sunny:

So...did you order them for this age kid???

[MOM POPPINS]

Hi :)

In answering your question... Not everyone at the table has to use a voucher. We have a 12 year old who also is not a big eater. I will share and voucher with her sometimes. By the way you might consider getting the kids voucher for the 5 year old and you get the appetizer as well and he could eat some of it as well. We always share vouchers without a problem. We even have them bring out all the food at once instead of appetizers where everyone has something to eat at the same time. The vouchers are a great deal :)

[sln88]

you won't need vouchers for everyone.
I went with my DD 15, and 2 DS 6 and 9
we had 1 adult and 2 kids VKL vouchers
they let us order all food off of the adult menu

we had wayyyyyyy too much food and took a bunch back to the hotel for more meals

[topcat011]

the vouchers you used for RFC at AK are the Q & C ones? or the premier dinner ones? When reading the Q &C vouchers that I see advertised I do not see RFC listed.

[sln88]

no - we used the VKL at RFC- when you mentioned the $30.50, I thought you meant the VKL

we only used the Q and C at Beaches and Cream. 2 adults, teen, 2 kids shared 2 vouchers, and we ended up wasting most of the dessert.

[Disneycrazymom]

Although Hot Wire lists the kids age as 10, I believe the Disney kids menu is 11 or 12. I which case a child's MKL voucher would be fine for your 10 year old ordering off the kids menu. I think it means more what the resturant calls a child than the voucher. Does that make sense?:D