Do kids get a cupcake with BOG lunch on DDP?

[Patience]

I have seen some posts saying that kids on the DDP do not receive a dessert at Be Our Guest for lunch. Do they?

 

[6disneykids]

In March we had lunch at BOG, the 2 kids meals my kids ordered were the kids meatloaf and the meaty macaroni, neither came with dessert. I did not see cupcakes listed as a kids dessert option at lunch.

We used DDP for our lunches. The adults did come with a cupcake so I let the kids have mine. If using the DDP a cupcake can be redeemed for a snack credit.


I think that the difference is lunch is QS vs dinner being TS, because when we ate dinner at BOG, when it was TS, the kids meals did have the choice of a cupcake or cream puff for dessert.

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[Becky0216]

We did get a cupcake with our kids lunches there but not sure if that was the norm or an inexperienced cast member.

 

[briannesmom]

We were there last week and my daughter ordered the Mickey meatloaf. No cupcake was included we just used a snack credit for it.

 

[steff45]

The Dining plan pdf specifically states that everyone is entitled to a dessert, so how does that work?

 

[briannesmom]

The desert that came with the meatloaf was peach applesauce at lunch and a fruit cup when we went for dinner. The cast member at lunch made a huge deal about us ordering a cupcake for her and using a snack credit for it. Like he had never seen anyone do it before.

 

[6disneykids]

As with most QS locations the kids options for dessert are not the same as the adults

 

[parkhopping]

I had lunch at BOG on Friday and confirmed the kids' lunch situation. On the DDP, the peach applesauce counts as the dessert. There are two menu items that don't list it as being included; if you're on the DDP you'll still be able to receive it. I'm not sure if you need to ask for it or if it will come automatically in this case. If you pay OOP you'll receive whatever is listed with the meal, so you won't get the applesauce with the two entrees that don't list it. As PP mentioned, you can use a snack credit to get a cupcake for your child if you wish, or just pay OOP. At dinner, kids do get to choose a cupcake or cream puff for dessert.

 

[aubriee]

The Dining plan pdf specifically states that everyone is entitled to a dessert, so how does that work?

Kids meals seem to be different. We took our then 3 1/2 y/o to WDW Feb 2012 on the DxDDP. Even with the DxDDP there were alot of meals (in fact most meals) where he did not get to order what I'd call an appetizer or dessert. He got whatever came with the kids meals, just like any other kid would on the regular DDP. Most kids meals come with something like celery and carrot sticks, so that counted as his appetizer and alot also came with grapes, applesauce, or a cookies and that counted as his dessert. What I didn't understand is that we paid for the DxDDP for him, but he got the exact same meals as if we had bought him the regular DDP. I just assumed that he would have been able to order an appetizer like us or at least gotten something in addition to what a kid on the basic DDP would have gotten.

 

[TDC Nala]

Be Our Guest is apparently saying that the kids' meals come with peach applesauce and that is considered the dessert. There are a couple of kids' meals that don't list the applesauce but apparently if you're on DDP you can get it or ask for it. The cupcakes and puffs aren't part of the kids' meal, they are listed and priced separately.

At dinner, the kids do get a cupcake or other sweet dessert included.

They've tried "the applesauce or yogurt is the dessert" before. They tried it with all kids' meals for awhile until they got a lot of complaints.