Infants & the Dining Plan

[Al and Kate's Mom]

Since we don't have to buy DD2 a park ticket, what do we do about her eating with us when we're on the plan?

 

[The Sweetness]

She can share with you. She can also have her own little plate at a buffet. At CS or TS (non buffet/ fam style) You can order her a kids meal, drink or side of potatoes and pay oop if you want

 

[SnowWitch]

Our daughter was 14 months old on this summers trip. Our party consisted of myself, DH, and her big brothers 14 and 16. So we ahd alot of variety food wise at every meal. At some meals she neebled off our plates, at others we ordered her a kids meal. It really was dependant on what we had ordered. Also because of her age at the time I carried a variety of baby/toddler friendly kids foods with us.

The kids meals are not expensive @ an average of $5 per meal and there were times we took the leftover chicken tenders or pizza back to the villa for her later.

 

[mickeysgirl17]

Your child will have to share with the adults. Unless your very big eaters, there is more than enough food on the ddp. In the rare instance you get small portions, you can pay oop and order a child's meal.

 

[Mommy22Cs]

When we went last time, our younger ds was 2 so wasn't on the plan. We usually had more than enough food for all of us (and then some)- especially counter service meals. They can eat for free at buffet meals and there were a few meals where he got complimentary food- the breakfast and lunch at Cinderella's and at Teppanyaki's, the chef split our older ds's food (more than enough for both). We only bought him one meal the whole time- that was at the Concourse Steakhouse because ds#2 loves grilled cheese and they have a really cool rainbow bread one there. Knowing he could eat the whole thing, we went ahead and got him his own. We also bought him the cookie you can paint for dessert so that both of them could do it. The kids meals are usually pretty cheap though- around $5- so buying him this one meal wasn't a big deal.