BIG family tips and tricks (6+)

[QueenIsabella]

Welcome to the Dark Side--we have cookies!

Seriously, take a gander at the houses in Windsor Hills. An easy 5-minute drive to WDW, and you can get a multi-bedroom house with a full kitchen, laundry facilities, and a private pool.

 

[Retroecho]

Pahaha! We will def check it out although I think our next vacation may be to the land we’ve gone to Disney the last 4 or 5 years and I think we are ready for a change of pace.

 

[Retroecho]

Some tips:

Many quick service meals are easily shareable. One in particular is the chicken dish at the Contempo cafe. It’s priced around $11 but comes with a huge side of rice, two pieces of chicken and green beans.
Pecos bill is another great option for families. We buy a few entrees then fill them even higher with free items from the food bar.

I’d love to hear other tips from big families on how to keep cost low while magic high!

 

[QueenIsabella]

Some tips:

Many quick service meals are easily shareable. One in particular is the chicken dish at the Contempo cafe. It’s priced around $11 but comes with a huge side of rice, two pieces of chicken and green beans.
Pecos bill is another great option for families. We buy a few entrees then fill them even higher with free items from the food bar.

I’d love to hear other tips from big families on how to keep cost low while magic high!

This would not work in my house. My youngest is 12, and he's taller (and has a bigger appetite!) than I am! But--my gang doesn't care to eat out. Sure, they'll eat in the parks, if we're there, but they'd rather have me cook. Thanks. Still, it does save money, and I'll take shortcuts on vacation that I wouldn't do at home.