MYW dinning 10 &up

[Sunbeamblue2002]

I have been tossing and turning regarding this plan. So I finaly got the nerve to call and find out for myself. A cast member went to find out for me. See my problem was/is my 11 yr old is picky but is growing in taste. however somethings on the childrens menu she wouldn't eat while others she would. Well I just found out from Janell at Disney Dining that she would indeed be condsidered an adult for this plan. So she said that she would have no trouble eat/ordering off the adult menu. However she could not order off of the childs menu. Also she said when figuring out the value of the plan that I should use the adult prices when figuring out the price on buffets and pre plated meals. So now I am really to be frank slightly confused. Would a waiter at WDW resterant really deniey my 11 dd to order off the childs menu. I really don't want alot of thinking when it comes to meals so maybe I just skip the plan but also hate to think about what if I mess up/give in one day and by the end of the week we have to eat bannanas and fruit snacks all day long. I guess she could split her plate with her 2yr sis. Oh man vacations are suppose to be relaxing. Please help!!!!

PS I don't mind paying its just that if my DD wants something different I really don't want melt downs in a crowed hot rest in the mid of July.

 

[MrsKreamer]

Would a waiter at WDW resterant really deniey my 11 dd to order off the childs menu.

I was. When I was 12 we ate in the castle for dinner. I didn't see anything on the adult menu that interested me. So I asked our server if I could just have a burger...he said nope! Of coarse this was 10 years ago. I may depend on how old she looks too. I looked older than 12 b/c I am tall and a bit chunky!

Good luck

 

[kyirish25]

If your daughter chooses to order off the children's menu for that meal you could just pay out of pocket for that and save that meal on your MYW meal plan. If she does it often then you and DH could eat at a signature restaurant and use the extra meals your daughter hasn't been using. In the end as long as you spend them and don't leave them sitting in your account I think the MYW is still a deal.