Special diet question for ADR

[smillerguy]

When booking an ADR can I book for my DH,dS, and DD and then not pay for myself if I am on a Dr. prescribed diet that won't allow me to have all the goodies? say for CP or CM?

 

[Tricia1972]

They used to have a provision for this where you'd pay an 'entertainment fee' and not dine. Now the rule is that if you're an adult sitting there, you pay the full adult price.

However, the good news is that at a buffet they have a very wide variety of itmes, and something there is sure to fit the bill for you. Some buffets have even been known to make a special item plain for you. (If you can't have sauce on your chicken, they'll make a plain breast for you)

There's also a wide array of fruits, veggies and good healthy/fresh items.

 

[Justsyd2]

You're actually paying for the chair, so to speak, and not the meal. I would count on paying full price, but talk to the manager when you arrive. You may want to speak to dining when you make your reservations, they might be able to provide you with Dr. approved food.

 

[mmmears]

It's true -- you're paying for the seat. There are many of us who dont eat much at the buffets, for various reasons. If it's a problem, then choosing a restaurant with a good menu is a much better option. We're moving away from the buffets since I dont think we get our money's worth there, even though it's a great deal for many people.