Dp or OP

[babygirlamg]

Going with my 6 year old daughter in February ... I'm planning on just breakfast and sit down dinners and snacks in between. No signature dinning. Planning Ohana Breakfast and Akherus princess dinner . Going for 7 nights .. Would the dinning plan be worth it. Oh and I can drink water and don't plan on many desserts for myself. Any thoughts??

 

[deakam]

I would go OOP for just you and a 6 year old. There are a lot of meals that you could split with a 6 year old.

 

[babygirlamg]

I would go OOP for just you and a 6 year old. There are a lot of meals that you could split with a 6 year old.

well my daughter has food allergies so splitting isn't an option

 

[sharonabe]

If you're going to do TS for breakfast and dinner, but not do signature, than there is no dining plan that will help you. If you're doing a mixture of QS and TS for both meals, then the DDP MIGHT be worth it, but you need to determine exactly where you want to eat in order to do the math.

 

[supersnoop]

Go to distripplanner.com and plug in your plan. The dining plan is a great value for children, especially at places like Akershus. But the adult plan will cost you more than you'd pay otherwise. You need to see if the kids plan makes up for the difference.

 

[ibela]

For a la carte restaurants, dining plan and OOP runs about the same. For character meals and other fixed price meals (ex. 'Ohana) there is considerable savings for a child, small savings for an adult. If you're going to do a character meal daily, you're probably better off with the plan. Whether you want soda or dessert isn't a factor since it's one price/credit regardless of what you eat or drink.

I assumed you meant QS for breakfast. If you meant TS for breakfast and TS for dinner then OOP. The only way to achieve that is the deluxe plan which would be 3 TS per day which would be wasteful since you aren't interested in signature dining or formal lunches.