Cinderella's castle and 2yr olds

[Joan1]

I am sure this has been asked and answered but I couldn't find it in my search

What happens with families that have a 2yr old along
Do they give an option to get something small because ordering a full meal will be a waste not to mention expensive for someone that small

Thank you

 

[Cheshire Figment]

If you are going to breakfast, that is an All You Can Eat and the child will get their own plate at no cost. It is treated just as a buffet.

For lunch or dinner they will provide a place setting with the expectation that you will allow the child to eat of your order. If you order anything specifically for the child (such as a beverage) more than likely you will get charged.

 

[Joan1]

thank you for the quick reply. The reservation is for lunch

I thought I had read on here that they have an option of plain pasta or pasta with butter for children age 2 and younger but I couldn't find that post. Can anyone confirm this. I know there will be a charge for this and that is fine

 

[daleswife]

thank you for the quick reply. The reservation is for lunch

I thought I had read on here that they have an option of plain pasta or pasta with butter for children age 2 and younger but I couldn't find that post. Can anyone confirm this. I know there will be a charge for this and that is fine

When we went in August for lunch with my son who was 21 months at the time, they gave him a plate of pasta with butter on it. He ate a whole lot of it. They also brought him a drink....Heres a pic of it....

hope this helps you!!!

 

[Joan1]

Perfect - thank you. I will pass this along to my cousin

 

[LittleStinkerbelle]

My sister-in-law took my niece when she was two and she said they gave my niece a plate of noodles.

 

[DisneyBarlans]

We ate there last year and my 2 year old was given the plate of buttered pasta, a drink, and the kid's ice cream sundae free of charge.

 

[Joan1]

Thank you for all the information - very helpful

 

[eventamy]

Yep, I agree. When we were there last February they gave my daughter (then 9 months) a bowl of buttered pasta, a milk and an ice cream with no extra charge for it. I was thrilled! My other DD was super thrilled because she didn't like the food she had ordered and shared her sister's pasta! They also gave the baby a wand too.

 

[Vijoge]

My other DD was super thrilled because she didn't like the food she had ordered and shared her sister's pasta!

I agree with your DD. I thought th food was awful. I would have loved a plate of buttered penne.

 

[3"Mouse"keteers]

If you are going to breakfast, that is an All You Can Eat and the child will get their own plate at no cost. It is treated just as a buffet.

For lunch or dinner they will provide a place setting with the expectation that you will allow the child to eat of your order. If you order anything specifically for the child (such as a beverage) more than likely you will get charged.

Although you may get charged for a drink, we ordered milk for our 2 yr. old almost everywhere we went and never got charged. Not even once. We were on the Dxddp, so don't know if that made any difference or not, but I doubt it.