Meal plan....help???

[cazspence]

Right, normally I would not bother as I get shareholders discount, but this trip in nov we are thinking may be our last for a while so are doing buffalo bills, inventions, bistro chez remy and cafe mickey. I worked out a rough estimate of our food costs following menus I could find etc and our total had come in the region of £460 ish for 2 adults and a child. If I got the premium meal plan ( we staying in DLH) I would be £476 for 4 nights, I think that's What I was quoted anyway) so is it worth the extra £16 for the teatime treat vouchers? It would also mean we could have more of a meal at cafe Mickey instead of the shared pizza as my 3 year old is not a pizza fan. Help???

 

[Christieand]

Hmm I would say probably not as going full board you probably won't need a snack as you'll be having 3 proper meals a day (especially with the DLH breakfast being so plentiful). Saying that, I haven't done the meal plan before so I haven't experienced it.

 

[kizzabel]

I think the meal plans offer great peace of mind if not a huge saving as at least you know from the start that the biggest expense is covered and you won't be watching the pennies.

 

[cazspence]

Hmm I would say probably not as going full board you probably won't need a snack as you'll be having 3 proper meals a day (especially with the DLH breakfast being so plentiful). Saying that, I haven't done the meal plan before so I haven't experienced it.

It's half board, only 1 meal per day (not including breakfast).

 

[Christieand]

Ah, sorry. In that case I probably would do it, as, like Kizzabell, I'd feel more comfortable knowing I didn't have to think about the money after the plan had been bought.