Space 220 Ordering from Children’s menu?

[Tiggerish]

My family has dinner ADRs for Space 220 but I have issues with eating so need smaller portions and plainer food. The children’s menu have a small steak and fries that might work. Could I get that? Would I pay the adult or the children price?

 

[gap2368]

Just a guess but I do not think they would mind if you order off the kid’s menu

 

[Bjkandma]

Since Space 220 is not owned or operated by Disney, it would be up to the discretion of the restaurant manager. You may be able to order a kid's meal, but might be charged the adult price (especially if seating in restaurant and not lounge). You might want to try for a lounge reservation. It is the same experience, except sitting on top level. The lounge can serve the pre fixe menu or the lounge ala carte menu.

 

[TwoMisfits]

As prix fixe dining, it is age based pricing if you get a restaurant reservation, so you would pay the full adult price.

If you want to eat smaller, you might want to consider a lounge based reservation (which allows ordering off the lounge menu and not having to stick to prix fixe)...

 

[Disney.Dreamin.Dee]

Its an age specific prix fixe so you'll pay the adult price.
You MAY be able to order off the children's menu but you may not.
I always recommend that you find restaurants where everyone going can find something they want to eat and if that can't happen then you don't choose to eat at that location.

 

[gap2368]

I forgot it was not owned by Disney and it is a prefix meal with thst I too do not see them letting you order off the kids menu

 

[Tiggerish]

Thanks for the information. Some of the others are going and I got us all a Cafe May breakfast on a different day for a family meal.Can’t see paying that price for a meal I can’t eat. Will do lounge on a future trip.

 

[DisneyOma]

My family has dinner ADRs for Space 220 but I have issues with eating so need smaller portions and plainer food. The children’s menu have a small steak and fries that might work. Could I get that? Would I pay the adult or the children price?

While you may have to pay the full price, there should be a way to get "plainer food". Disney has a wonderful reputation for handling food allergies and other such issues. Tell your waiter you are on a special diet and need to speak to the chef. They can omit sauces, etc. You may have to portion it out yourself though once it arrives at the table.

 

[Mommyof3boys2017]

I really wanted to make this happen for our next trip, but my 11 year old (who eats like a bird) would be $79 too. I can't justify 4 adults (one 13, one 11) for this cool experience. If my 13, 11, and 9 year olds were allowed to order from the kids menu, I would try like crazy to get a reservation. I think the bar area would let you customize to your needs better.