or if there is a kids plate offered for less money and if so how much??Thanks guys 
For kids under 12 you no way have to pay $100 a plate....eeek. I think the kid meals run around $25 for chicken fingers or pizza, applesauce, fries and dessert. Beverage package is seperate but you would get the non-alcholic package for them...obviously. I would have to check the menus my EM sent me if you needed specifics.
omg.. thank you so much i was so worried because i found out all my cousins were coming and i couldnt afford to have their kids if it was gonna be $100 for each. 
now that bring the guest list up to 56ppl with the kids does this mean i now have to meet the min room night of 50nights?? even though they are kids 
i know i wouldnt be able to make it 25nights is ok but 50nights is a prob i think. is it over 50ppl you have to meet 50nights or no since 14 of them are kids 
please help me its like one thing after another 
I thought it was kids 9 and under qualify for kids' meals.pixie08 said:Hi...I am also at the Boardwalk
I'm in the same boat. I will have about 25 kids. Most of them are over 9 so will be eating for the adult price. I too am worried about meeting the room requirement with that many kids! Especially since my sister alone has 6! But I was told here, that it is judged totally by the guest number, kids or not!belle83007 said:
No problem...like I said just remind them that they are underage and not adults so they won't have the bar package (so that the $100 or whatever does not apply to them). But just know they will NOT be eating the same as the adults they will have more chicken finger/pizza type of food....which in my experience teenagers prefer over filet with a pinot noir reduction (I know some big kids that would perfer the pizza as wellItGirl753 said:
) Hmm kids under 3 they may be free but then maybe they won't get a meal that's why they are free 
Not not sure I am going to inquire about that though.
I haven't planned this yet, am just trying to get ideas, so forgive me if I sound dumb. If you do "billed on consumption bar" then would it matter for the teens? Most of my teens are very picky and barely eat, so they may be happiest with kiddie foods. A few really like to eat! I'd have to look into that. I think I'll have just one kid who will be one. The 3 year olds can certainly eat a plate of chicken fingers! So I guess that won't matter. I was just wondering how it works if it is kids 3-9.pixie08 said:No problem...like I said just remind them that they are underage and not adults so they won't have the bar package (so that the $100 or whatever does not apply to them). But just know they will NOT be eating the same as the adults they will have more chicken finger/pizza type of food....which in my experience teenagers prefer over filet with a pinot noir reduction (I know some big kids that would perfer the pizza as well
How does it work with the kids' choices? Do I tell Disney ahead, or do they ask the kids right then what they want (because those things cook so fast)? Thanks again. It really made me feel better to know I might have an option for some of these kids! And if some do want, whatever the meal is, that's ok too right? For example, I'm thinking of my two cousins who eat everything! On the other hand, my nieces are very picky! I don't mind paying for the expensive meal if the kids are going to eat it!pixie08 said:
ItGirl753 said:
I hope I am not confusing you!
So it is cheaper if you ask guests in advance and mark their place cards vs. asking them on the day? No problem with that! I thought I had to know in advance! \\ I don't know. I'd like to give them a choice, but I hadn't planned on crown service. I have to look at the menus I have again.Laurafoster said:
