DDP with toddlers

[stephie1012]

Im just curious i know they dont include kids under 3 on the plan...DS is 18months and eats mroe then my 3yr old When i call to make ADR do include him in the number? there are 4 of us plus the baby...also is he allowed to share our food with us? And i can just pay for his drinks like i would normally right?

TIA

 

[Faldred]

You book for the party size, including children under 3.

The children under 3 can share from the meals you order on plan; you may have to pay OOP if you order a drink or any extra food. On the other hand, they are 100% absolutely free at buffets, including drinks.

 

[Disney*Dreamer]

When we were on the DDP my DD was only 2, she ate off of our plates, and I always ordered her her own drink. No resteraunt ever charged me for her drink, though I was more than willing and ready to pay for it. (We added extra to the tip due to this) You need to count everyone including the one under 3 when making reservations. Be sure to tell them if you need a high chair or booster, and they will have it ready for you. They can eat off the buffets for free, but if you order them a meal from other TS, then be prepared to pay for it. But honestly, as much food as you get on the DDP, there will probably be more than enough to let the little one share off of other plates.

 

[IWISHFORDISNEY]

When my son was 2 he was free at all the buffets and they didnt charge for the drinks. He could eat off our plates. At Ohana they even brought him out a pbj and fries and never charged us for it. We did do alot of character buffets though.

 

[gabriellyn]

My DS2 can eat more than my DS7 but we never had to order a separate meal for him - just a drink, which like a PP said, we were never charged for. Both DH and I like to eat but there was still plenty to share w/him between us, DS7 and DD13. Make sure you specify all in your party and whether you need a high chair and then be prepared to repeat your request when checking in. HTH!

 

[adventure_woman]

We were also just there last week and never had any trouble with my DD2. We even ate at CRT for dinner, and they brought her a complimentary plate of pasta with butter sauce and her own little sundae with mickey sprinkles and a chocolate crown! It was so cute! The buffets they usually brought her a drink too. I brought her own food to the other non-buffet table service meals (she doesn't eat anything besides fruit, so buying her food would have been a waste). But even at Le Cellier, the kids meal was only around $7 - which I didn't think was bad at all (considering my plate was MUCH more!)

 

[stephie1012]

thanks guys! Glad to know my kid isnt the only one who can eat more then his old sibling lol