Question about the Disney World Dining plan kids options.

[foxfamily238]

DH and I are planning our first DW vacation in August. We have been to DL several times but never DW. We will be bringing our DD age 4. We have added the QSDP. Our daughter doesn't really like to drink plain milk, and she doesn't like soda. We've looked at a lot of menu's and it looks like the only other option for a kids drink is apple juice. Can we get any other kind of drinks so that she doesn't have to have 2 apple juices every day? Like for the soda is it a fountain drink kind that may have a juice option like Hi-C orange or something like that?

Also, we know that the desserts you can choose for kids are smaller than adult desserts. Is it the same with snacks? Are the child snack options smaller than Adult snack options?

Thanks.

 

[telephoneman66]

There is a non-carbonated soda offering I'm thinking it's lemonade and Hi-C.

The kids snaks are the same as the adults. Which is cool, cause you can share !!

 

[daaasmith]

If I remember correctly, chocolate milk was always an option also. I think they will accomodate pretty easily on drinks, so I would not worry too much. I believe my daughter ordered lemonade, tea, juice, and milk while on the child's plan. The snacks are the same for everyone-does not matter if child or adult.

 

[3pletprincesses]

Chocolate milk(nestley quick), lemonade and orange juice(at some places) is also included.

 

[clanmcculloch]

Everywhere I can think of also has the option of a small bottle of water for the drink. I also can't think of a single place that didn't have some kind of non-carbonated fountain beverage though sometimes that option is a variation of lemonade such as pomegranate lemonade which may not necessarily appeal to a child. Most places also have Hi-C fruit punch or Hi-C orange. I do believe most places have chocolate milk as an option as well.

Kids snack options are identical to adult options; they're pooled together and nowhere do snack options get separated into kid and adult options.

Desserts on the other hand aren't just smaller; they're very limitted. The dessert options for kids are one of the two side options on the kids meals. With the entree you choose two sides. You have the option to make them both dessert options, both side options or one of each. Sides generally include apple slices, grapes, apple sauce, fries, pudding, jello and a cookie. You choose whichever 2 you want from among the ones offered at that particular QS location.

 

[foxfamily238]

Cool. Thanks for the helpful information that each of you gave. Much appreciated!