Have you taken your 2-year-old to CRT for lunch?

[Disneyolic]

I am taking my 2-year-old daughter to CRT in June for lunch. I knew that I would not have to pay for her but now I am wondering how this works for her. Will they allow her to get her own meal free of charge or will I have to share my meal with her? The CM told me that she will receive the wand and the photo package. I am concerned about the food. I am a bit confused now... Can anyone help?

 

[lillygator]

my DD got the appetizer plate and buttered noodles for her lunch. They also gave her a dessert along with my other DD.

 

[PrincessAlina]

I was planning to just have our 2 yr old share with my husband and myself, but she was given plain noodles, a drink, and dessert free of charge and without me even asking.

 

[Disneyolic]

Thank you for your prompt replies! I was worried all of a sudden about this as it is not a buffet. I wouldn't mind sharing but I don't think she would enjoy what I would probably get.

You all are putting my mind at ease. Thank you again!

 

[vpalmer]

We took my DD to CRT for lunch when she was 2.5. She loved it and they brought everything for her free of charge: milk, appetizer plate, buttered noodles and a crown sundae.

 

[Disneyolic]

Thanks again for your replies. Do kids get a separate appetizer plate? If so, what is on it?

Good thing my daughter likes buttered noodles....

 

[disneyphanatic1911]

Our waiter gave our 2 yr. old a complimentary bowl of noodles, and she basially just shared from her sisters plate.

 

[HopperFan]

Kids appetizer is different from the adults, but was cleverly set up. "Appetizer: Fruit & cheese platter with carrots, celery sticks, and Ranch for dipping." We had grapes and a cheese stick they had cut fancy. For some 2 year olds they would be full.

If you add the noodles and the awesome ice cream with chocolate crown dessert, she will be very happy !

 

[vpalmer]

Thanks again for your replies. Do kids get a separate appetizer plate? If so, what is on it?

Good thing my daughter likes buttered noodles....

I'm not sure. Our 2 year old was the only kid at our table and they brought the kid's appetizer plater so in our cae, yes, she got her own appetizer plate. If there is more than one kid, I'm not sure how they would handle that.

 

[Disneyolic]

I'm not sure. Our 2 year old was the only kid at our table and they brought the kid's appetizer plater so in our cae, yes, she got her own appetizer plate. If there is more than one kid, I'm not sure how they would handle that.

I meant separate from the adult. It will be only me and my 2-year-old daughter.

 

[vpalmer]

I meant separate from the adult. It will be only me and my 2-year-old daughter.

Yes. There is an adult appetizer plate and kids appetizer plate with different items on them.

 

[tnmomof4]

You are all lucky with your experiences taking 2 year olds to CRT. I am now realizing I got totally ripped off. I have twins that were 2 last year, and we did CRT for lunch. I did not get anything free for them. I asked but was told no. I guess I should have insisted but I didn't. So I ordered the kids chicken tender meal for them to split and was planning on paying OOP and told the waitress this. I also had to pay for their drinks. When I got the bill she had taken off two table service meals for them. I told her she did it wrong and that the 2 year olds weren't on the DDP and that I wanted to pay for it. She got really mad and told me I was dumb for paying. I don't know why. I was really nice considering she wouldn't let them get even their drinks free. She ended up sending the manager over to talk to me. They insisted that it would be better to use two table service credits instead of just paying for the one child's meal and drinks. It was very frustrating since I didn't think I should be paying for them anyway. They said I was wasting my money, but would let me pay. Well.. I ended up paying for their meal. It was not a good experience for us.

 

[Disneyolic]

Hi tnmomof4 - I'm so sorry about your experience at CRT. I am truly hoping that is not the "norm" but you do have me a bit worried. I don't understand how they could manage to figure out the charge if I did have to pay OOP for my 2-year-old because I thought the meal is "pay one price" and I certainly am NOT going to pay $22.99 for my 2-year-old. I guess I will have to wait and see....