CRT question

[maxiesmom]

Does anyone have any experience with a teenager ordering off of the childrens menu here? I'm looking into doing a lunch or dinner at the castle, but I know my oldest niece would not eat anything off of the adult menu. She would be happy with a hamburger off the childrens menu. Would they let me pay for her as an adult, but still order off of the childrens menu?

 

[Hootch]

that they do this at CRT, but Disney has allowed this at other restaurants. It's a financial benefit to the company and makes the customer happy.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

. . . She would be happy with a hamburger off the childrens menu . . .

1) Nothing like a $36 hamburger!
2) And, this isn't even the Oak Room.

 

[tinklvr64]

Does anyone have any experience with a teenager ordering off of the childrens menu here? I'm looking into doing a lunch or dinner at the castle, but I know my oldest niece would not eat anything off of the adult menu. She would be happy with a hamburger off the childrens menu. Would they let me pay for her as an adult, but still order off of the childrens menu?

I believe that their is an age limit like guests 10 and under...wouldn't want to cheat at disney!

 

[maxiesmom]

No, I wouldn't. But I'm asking if I could PAY the higher price, but get a burger. If Disney has said no in the past, that is what will decide if I will make a ressie there or not.

 

[Tinker*Shell*Bell]

They will charge for the Adult meal and give you a kids meal if you ask. No problem.
Some places give a bigger portion of food for an adult size/kids meal, and others you get what they usually serve, for a higher price.

($36 for a burger is a lot better than a hungry, crabby teen who ate nothing on the plate.)

Someone posted ab0out getting PB&J sandwich at 'Ohana for an adult credit. OUCH, but better than hungry.