Ddp worth it for me?

[Fiveisaparty]

I am traveling withy 3 kids and no spouse. Past two trips we did dining, but I know for sure at least one was fd. i am not with hubby this trip and I just don't know if it is worth it. We aren't huge desert eaters and no sodas. It is about 600 for the ddp add on to my 6 night stay. I am planning on les chefs de France, chef mickeys and bog but other than that no dining that we are really counting on. My kids are all Eligible for the younger version (5,6 and 9) If I got ddp obviously we would add more ts just not any we "have to have"

 

[sharonabe]

I am traveling withy 3 kids and no spouse. Past two trips we did dining, but I know for sure at least one was fd. i am not with hubby this trip and I just don't know if it is worth it. We aren't huge desert eaters and no sodas. It is about 600 for the ddp add on to my 6 night stay. I am planning on les chefs de France, chef mickeys and bog but other than that no dining that we are really counting on. My kids are all Eligible for the younger version (5,6 and 9) If I got ddp obviously we would add more ts just not any we "have to have"

We are definitely OOP people and one of the reasons we are is we also prefer water and don't really do desserts. However, my kiddos are Disney adults.

With 3 Disney kids, you will see a significant savings with character dining, so if you want to do more of that, I'd probably get the DDP.

The two other meals on your list actually have separate pricing for the kids' apps, entrees, and desserts, so you can skip any of those you want if paying OOP. Or you could order two adult entrees and share. OOP gives you more options on how you want to feed everyone. With QS, you would be tied to kids' meals if on DDP, but again, you could be very creative (and cheaper) if you pay OOP.

Why don't you go over to allearsnet.com and see what you can come up with using the $100/day it would cost you for the DDP. Can you come in under that and everyone be satisfied?