Sharing meals at TS restaurants

[mickeymom69]

I have been watching my portion sizes and modifying my diet for the last few months to great success, but with my WDW trip comming up I am beginning to worry. I know from previous trips that the serving sizes are more than I can eat. This trip will be just my DD12 and I and we have reservations at Coral Reef. She is a light eater and has been known to just eat an appetizer as her entree. Is it possible for us to each eat an appetizer and to share an entree? I just know that if I have a hard time leaving food behind on my plate (childhood issues). Will Disney allow me to share an entree with my DD?

 

[dr&momto2boys]

Sure. Sometimes there is a split plate charge (but then they usually give you 2 salads if that comes with it, etc.)

 

[disnut8]

Sure. Sometimes there is a split plate charge (but then they usually give you 2 salads if that comes with it, etc.)

AFAIK, the only place that charges for split plates is Shula's at the Dolphin.

OP - you can easily share meals at Disney World. Most of the time, the meal is split back in the kitchen and I will warn you that it's likely you will get more than just half of whatever side is ordered with the meal.

 

[minnie mum]

While I've never heard of a fee for split plates at WDW (Swan/Dolphin resorts excepted), I would like to say that DH and I found the entrees at Coral Reef to be a bit on the small side. But this may depend on what you order. The appys that we had were definitely skimpy.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

. . . .Will Disney allow me to share an entree with my DD?

Sharing ANY entrée
. . . at any ala-carte eatery (TS or QS), this is allowed
. . . at any buffets (TS), this is not allowed
. . . at any all-you-can-eat restaurant (TS), this is not allowed

 

[Kay1]

Sharing ANY entrée
. . . at any ala-carte eatery (TS or QS), this is allowed
. . . at any buffets (TS), this is not allowed
. . . at any all-you-can-eat restaurant (TS), this is not allowed

Right. Good luck and have fun. OP.