Age 10 on DDP gets adult choices correct?

[rotlex]

Just verifying this. We always get the DDP, whether free or paid. (Been free for a few years now though).

This year, our daughter is booked as a 10 year old. I understand she will now\finally be able to choose from the adult menu for both CS and TS meals correct? I actually asked the CM I spoke with the other day when changing a resort reservation this, and they were not sure.

Just want to verify, as I don't think she can do another trip eating off the kids menu, LOL.

Thanks!

 

[vicki_c]

Yes, she is 10 which means (for DDP and ticketing purposes) you pay for the adult plan and she eats as an adult.

 

[rotlex]

Yes, she is 10 which means (for DDP and ticketing purposes) you pay for the adult plan and she eats as an adult.

Thanks, that's how I understood it, but with the free dining, as I didn't actually pay for it, I just wanted to verify.

 

[vicki_c]

Thanks, that's how I understood it, but with the free dining, as I didn't actually pay for it, I just wanted to verify.

Even with free - it doesn't matter because you are required to purchase her an adult ticket - that (and her age of course) are what determine that she is an adult for DDP.

 

[rubato]

Yes, only at Disney is a 10 year old considered an adult. My son really enjoyed the larger portions and broader choices of the adult menu, but every once in awhile, I was paying adult prices for him to order a kids meal. Oh well.