Food options Sci-Fi with Fantasmic dining package

[Cherrychip]

If you order a burger at Sci-Fi, does it include fries? We have the Fantasmic dining package booked which includes an entree and appetizer or dessert-if the burger comes with fries we would probably want a dessert instead of an appetizer.

 

[tetera]

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[Cherrychip]

We did the Fantasmic package at Sci-Fi last month and, yes, the burgers included fries. (We got burgers and fries and sodas with a milkshake for a dessert and it was all more than enough food - we ended up taking some of it with us.)

Perfect, that will work out well for us then. My two year old can eat some of the fries off our plate, one of the few foods he will actually eat lol! And my 9 year old will want a milkshake, not the kids dessert, so she can give her kids dessert to the two year old and one of us can give our milkshake to her and we can split the other!

 

[tetera]

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[Skippyboo]

Burger comes with steak fries. You can upgrade to onion rings if you want for couple bucks more.

 

[Dakota731]

How much is the package?

 

[tetera]

How much is the package?

At Sci-Fi it's $49 for adults and $22 for kids (different prices for different restaurants, see website link at bottom of post):





https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/hollywood-studios/fantasmic-dining-package/

 

[Skippyboo]

How much is the package?

49 for adults, 22 for kids.

 

[soma27]

Does drink only mean soft drinks ? Or does a milkshake or the special kids drinks count?

Back in the old dining plan once alcohol was added, was often able to get drinks like that in the “non alcoholic beverage” option. Anyone tried recently?

 

[tetera]

Does drink only mean soft drinks ? Or does a milkshake or the special kids drinks count?

Back in the old dining plan once alcohol was added, was often able to get drinks like that in the “non alcoholic beverage” option. Anyone tried recently?

Drink only means soft drinks - we were there last month and we asked- milkshakes counted as a dessert. They did let my 9 year old have milk, though.

 

[soma27]

Thanks, that is too bad since we don’t drink much soda. Milkshakes are literally listed under “non-alcoholic beverages” on their on-line menu, and not in the desert section.

 

[DeeSee]

I was wondering about this as well. Can someone confirm kids meals can also have fries as a side? Doesn’t show as one of the kids selections.

 

[tetera]

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[DeeSee]

Yes, fries are also a choice as a side for the kids meals (I don’t know why they aren’t on the menu online).

That’s good to know!

 

[Ariel620]

Yes, fries are also a choice as a side for the kids meals (I don’t know why they aren’t on the menu online).

Thanks, we wanted to know this too!

 

[unrequited23]

How does the kids dining package work? I get that they would be able to have an entree and either an appetizer or dessert...but the entrees have a list of 'create-your-own selections' from which two are selected that includes an ice cream sundae. Theoretically would my child be able to order corn on the cob & an ice cream sundae as his two selections included with his mac & cheese and still be able to get an additional ice cream sundae as his 'dessert' if we booked the package?

 

[Ariel620]

How does the kids dining package work? I get that they would be able to have an entree and either an appetizer or dessert...but the entrees have a list of 'create-your-own selections' from which two are selected that includes an ice cream sundae. Theoretically would my child be able to order corn on the cob & an ice cream sundae as his two selections included with his mac & cheese and still be able to get an additional ice cream sundae as his 'dessert' if we booked the package?

I would like to know the answer to this too. I think my kids would pick the sundae as one of their 2 with the meal, but still get a milkshake for dessert. But I'm not sure if that is allowed.

 

[tetera]

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[Ariel620]

When we went in January our 9-year-old was just allowed to choose a regular kids meal with the two “create your own” selections. (Presumably those two take the place of appetizer/dessert.) He picked two sides (not the sundae) and then we gave him one of our adult milkshakes as his dessert.

Hmmm, then it should cost the same as a regular kids meal, not the F! price. (I get that we are also paying for the F! seat, but still, if it's the package, they should get the extra dessert (a kids size one)

 

[tetera]

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