Is it really free dining with 2 children ages 10 & 11?

[2Tiggers]

So, can you still get free dining with 2 children who are considered an adult in relation to the prices?

Their ages are 10 and 11. So, do they both get the free dining? The website says 1 Junior and 1 child. Not sure what this all means...

Thanks!

 

[mickeynut1]

Yes, everyone on the reservation gets free dining .

 

[3Minnies1Mickey]

So, can you still get free dining with 2 children who are considered an adult in relation to the prices?

Their ages are 10 and 11. So, do they both get the free dining? The website says 1 Junior and 1 child. Not sure what this all means...

Thanks!

Everyone gets it on the reservation. That example on the website is just an example.

 

[Dizneydaz]

And the good news is that Disney considers them at 10 and 11 adults. Which means they can order anything on the menus. not just kid's meals. If they decide they want a kids meal many of the TS locations have what they call a junior meal which is basically a kid's meal, with more food. (and a higher price but covered by your DDP.)

2 years ago my DD turned 10 during our trip. I could have had her listed as 9 for the duration but I decided having her as an adult would be worth the small extra for the adult ticket vs. the kids. She enjoyed it. Check out the look on her face when she got the adult's ravioli and meatballs at WPC.

The look says it all

Ravioli Wolfgang Puck Cafe

And even better, they get adult desserts too!

Oh, and if the kids want to share an adult entree (totally allowed!) you will have extra credits to either dine at another TS restaurant or use them to dine at a signature one (2 TS credits).