10 Year Old on DDP - what menu?

[robertpien]

My 10 year old daughter is petite and prefers the kid level options as opposed to the adult menu options. Even though we are paying for an "adult" price for her, can she order from the kids menu?

 

[lilmrsellis]

It's up to the discretion of the restaurant, but pretty much everywhere will let you. In reality, why shouldn't they, it's a cheaper meal at a greater price.

 

[Brave]

Yes, your 10 year old can order off either menu. My 16 and 13 year old still order off the kid's menu sometimes at WDW.

 

[purple figment]

Most of the restaurants will allow you to do this, but it's best to ask because occasionally someone will post that it wasn't allowed. There was a recent thread where someone experienced this at San Angel.

You could also pay OOP for the child's meal and save the credits for sigs or dinner shows.

 

[Cafeen]

Most of the restaurants will allow you to do this, but it's best to ask because occasionally someone will post that it wasn't allowed. There was a recent thread where someone experienced this at San Angel.

You could also pay OOP for the child's meal and save the credits for sigs or dinner shows.

Note that this was at Hacienda de San Angel (the restaurant outside the Mexico pavilion, along the water). It's been reported that San Angel Inn (the restaurant inside the Mexico pavilion, next to the volcano and the ride) is still allowing this... for now. So it's really up to the whim of the restaurant and it's individual managers, since both are owned by the same company (San Angel company or something like that, they're real creative with their restaurant names )