We have taken our FOUR kids to 2 credit meals on every trip.
Artist Pointe
Citricos
This year, we are doing those as well as Flying Fish and California Grill.
Never had a single problem....here are some tips....
1. MOST IMPORTANT!!! MUST have a NAP that day. Everyone, every age.
2. Earliest possible reservation. Just checked our Nov. trip and everyone of our ADR is 5:45 or earlier.
3. Dress up. We find that puts everyone into a different frame of mind.
4. Request an out of the way table....near the door.....near the kitchen. Away from others if possible. near the door allows for a walk if needed.
5. Bring some stuff to do.....books to read, a few crayons. (this is obvious )
You really should have no trouble especially if your kids are familiar with going out and have expectations of reasonable behavior.
We have taken our FOUR kids to 2 credit meals on every trip.
Artist Pointe
Citricos
This year, we are doing those as well as Flying Fish and California Grill.
What is Artisit Pointe like, atmosphere and food options. We are considering doing with kids next trip.
What made you pick Flying Fish, anything specific or just to try it?
What about Jiko? Anyone able to tell us more about that?
California Grill is probably the most kid friendly. If you get a table near the windows the view if fabulous. They bring out Goldfish crackers with the bread and have one of the most creative kids' desserts in the rice crispy sushi plate, and the observation deck is a nice place to take an impatient/fidgety child for a short walk.
A close second would be Flying Fish. Colorful and fairly loud for a signature, there's a lot to look at and the Boardwalk right there if you need to take the little one out for a breather.
We've been to all but Citricos with our kids (13, 9, and 3), and all the signatures do welcome children. Jiko and Artist Point are a little quieter than the rest, and as I understand it Citricos is quiet as well. The meals are a little longer than at one credit restaurants but our experience has been that most servers know to pace a meal for a family with children a little faster than they would serve the same meal to a childless couple.