Dining with a 10 Year Old Daughter

[baivasps]

My daughter recently turned 10 and will be go to Disney later in the year. I will buy her an adult ticket and pay for adult meals if we go to a buffet. She doesn't eat much and definitely prefers the children's menu. I know adults who order off the child's menu so I'm assuming when we go to a restaurant where we order off the menu its ok for her to order a child's meal. What about doing something like the Candlelight Processional Dining Package? I assume that you are paying for your food plus a markup for the preferred Candlelight Professional seating. Since she will eat off the child's menu and is good with a child's portion, do I need to consider her an adult for this one?

 

[supersnoop]

Yes, she's an adult for all package deals.

 

[Betty Rohrer]

she will be an adult for that package show

 

[jwakja]

Chicken nuggets, mac and cheese, burgers and pizza is the usual diet for a 10 year old. Good luck throwing your money away.

 

[_auroraborealis_]

Chicken nuggets, mac and cheese, burgers and pizza is the usual diet for a 10 year old. Good luck throwing your money away.

No, it's not. A couple million kids in India argue otherwise.

 

[BigAlsGal]

No, it's not. A couple million kids in India argue otherwise.

What?!??!?

 

[_auroraborealis_]

What?!??!?

I don't think every 10 year old on earth subsists on breaded, chopped up chicken parts, ground low-grade beef formed to patties, and dairy-product soaked pasta. I think the number of kids who don't suggest that such a diet is not the natural state of the species.

 

[BigAlsGal]

I don't think every 10 year old on earth subsists on breaded, chopped up chicken parts, ground low-grade beef formed to patties, and dairy-product soaked pasta. I think the number of kids who don't suggest that such a diet is not the natural state of the species.

I know what you meant...