Budget Planning on Site Stay

[Sue M]

We always eat most breakfasts in room too. I pack instant oatmeal packets and bagels. You can use food court toasters. And can buy cream cheese from resort store and milk.

For adults I’d Budget $15 per quick service meal, and if doing table service restaurant I’d budget $30 per TS meal. Depending on what you order. So approx $45 - $50 per day per adult for 1 quick service and 1 table service per day.

If you only eat at Quick Service, $30ish a day. This doesn’t include snacks or drinks. We buy resort mug for drinks at resort, and pack it with us because we tend to visit other resorts during the day and can use mug at any resort. With meals we prefer water. If you want snacks and or desserts add a bit more to budget.

Pop does have a fridge & coffee maker in the rooms. Aside from coffee or tea I use the hot water for breakfast oatmeal.

 

[Days In the Sun]

Agree with above posters.

I budget one $15 USD per QS meal per person per day and usually get 2 refillable mugs. One or two of us will grab the odd snack or coffee throughout the week, but even adding those in, we've never gone over the $15 budget. The rest of the meals are covered with a quick trip to Publix at the beginning of the trip or items we bring with us. If we do a TS meal, I add in the cost based on the menu.

 

[BLAZEY]

$25/person/day is very doable. I know I spend way less than $75 per day on food for the 3 of us. We would share meals and snacks. We did breakfast in the room before heading to the park. I brought mini cereal boxes, muffins, poptarts and yoghurt from home in our suitcase. Lunch and dinner we would either do 2 adult meals or 1 adult and 2 kids meals, with a couple of snacks shared in between meals. Drank mostly water while in the parks. We did buy the refillable mugs for the adults, and I know I saved money on the amount of pop/ tea, etc we drank each morning or evening.