Children's QS meals

[sjw211]

I remember back when I was first planning our holiday and just being overwhelmed with information - and planning where we'd want to eat 180 days in advance! Time has certainly flown though, and we go early August.
One thing I vaguely remember was about children's QS meals. Something to do with not all places actually have a children's menu - so they can actually order from the 'normal' menu? Somebody then said that you can actually do that anywhere - but aren't supposed to? What with MB's etc., is that still the case?
Was this some sort of loophole that's now been closed, is still there - or have I completely mis-remembered it?

 

[sharonabe]

Dining plan rules have always been that children must order from a children's menu where one is available.

If you scroll up in this forum, you'll see a sticky about kid's meals and where there aren't any, so they can order "adult" meals.

 

[MakiraMarlena]

If there is no children's menu the children can order anything from the regular menu.

If there is a children's menu they should order from the children's menu.

This applies to CS also.

 

[sjw211]

Many thanks for that!
One question... - what's the difference between CS and QS?

 

[ses1230]

Many thanks for that!
One question... - what's the difference between CS and QS?

Nothing, just a different way of saying it.

 

[sjw211]

Thanks again! I was just a bit confused when asking about the QS options that "This applies to CS also." was added.

 

[Nohal]

QS stands for Quick Service and CS stands for Counter Service. They are both exactly the same thing. I also get confused with some of the abbreviations. Sometimes I have to read the entire post to figure out what the abbreviation stands for.