Baby meal for MSEP package?

[SGeisler]

I want to reserve the Aladdin's Oasis on-the-go package for MSEP, but when I went to reserve online, I wondered...do I need to buy a meal/package for my baby in order to get a voucher to bring her in the stroller into the reserved area for the parade? It kinda seems dumb to have to pay for a whole meal for a 10 month old who can't eat it, but I could see that she might need a voucher because she'd be taking a "spot" in the reserved area for the show.
Anyone come across this issue before? I'm new to the parade package thing!
Thanks.

 

[Xenorye]

Nope. "Free" kids don't count when it comes to those types of things.

 

[stal]

Are adults able to order from the kids menu?

 

[SMD]

Do they allow strollers in the FP roped off area? It seemed like a lot of people were parking strollers by IASW. It wasn't clear if that was voluntary or mandatory. But thinking back, when I was there for PTN, I don't think there were any strollers in the viewing area.

 

[Xenorye]

Do they allow strollers in the FP roped off area? It seemed like a lot of people were parking strollers by IASW. It wasn't clear if that was voluntary or mandatory. But thinking back, when I was there for PTN, I don't think there were any strollers in the viewing area.

Before it was a premium viewing area, they allowed strollers over there. Not sure if that's changed.

Are adults able to order from the kids menu?

In general, yes -- there's typically a double charge for double portion arrangement. For the dining/show packages, I don't think so.

 

[agamble]

Are adults able to order from the kids menu?

I've read that others have had success buying a kid's meal at Aladdin's for an adult and they were not charged more. The Blue Bayou is a whole other story though. Table Service restaurants are much more strict, as someone mentioned the best that would be offered is a kid's meal at double the price. But I think the dining package is a flat rate, so I'm not sure about that.

 

[Ride Junkie]

Do they allow strollers in the FP roped off area? It seemed like a lot of people were parking strollers by IASW. It wasn't clear if that was voluntary or mandatory. But thinking back, when I was there for PTN, I don't think there were any strollers in the viewing area.

We were in the AO preferred viewing area over by IASM, and a family was able to bring their stroller in.

I was skeptical about the whole AO dining package, but I'm glad we did it. We got a good spot at the top of the steps, and there were only people sitting on the lower steps, so we had a great view of the parade. I also recommend staying for the fireworks, that is a GREAT spot to watch them (facing IASM). The projections on the IASM facade were so neat!