Splitting skillet at Whispering Canyon

[MickeyMacks]

I'm wondering if we can fit a dinner at Whispering Canyon into our dining plans but I don't want to use up table service meals on food we won't be able to finish. How many people would the All-You-Can-Eat Skillet feed? Does each person use a table service credit and it all comes on one platter, or can one or two people order enough to share with two other people? Basically, just how big is a "single" order of this skillet?? (It looks great in the pictures!)

 

[Merriwind]

I don't think that you can share a skillet, since it is all you can eat. It's priced like a buffet--per person, rather than per plate. If you eat a lot--good for them; if you eat a little better for them. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask, but I would be surprised. Good luck!

 

[NCombs]

I don't think that you can share a skillet, since it is all you can eat. It's priced like a buffet--per person, rather than per plate. If you eat a lot--good for them; if you eat a little better for them. I suppose it wouldn't hurt to ask, but I would be surprised. Good luck!

Exactly. It's just like the concept of a buffet. You can't split something that's all you can eat because then everyone would just order one. It sounds like good food though. Give it a try.

 

[poohkinandpiglet]

The skillet is priced at $13.99 per person for lunch and $21.99 for dinner. It's definitely compares to a buffet meal.

 

[jarestel]

If everyone at your table orders the skillet, they'll bring one ( for a small group, 2 for a larger group ) for everyone to share. When you run out of a certain item, they're happy to bring more, or even another whole skillet for hearty eaters.

As stated before, it's more like a buffet and it makes sense that everyone sharing should be charged. Otherwise, you could end up with a family of 4 ordering 4 glasses of water and one skillet and only being charged for one meal.

 

[newholidayx2]

Id like the option of taking the remains of the first skillet as a doggie bag if we dont order anything more of anything.
I mean if we pay for a skillet shouldnt we get to have at least 1 skillet worth?

 

[jarestel]

Id like the option of taking the remains of the first skillet as a doggie bag if we dont order anything more of anything.
I mean if we pay for a skillet shouldnt we get to have at least 1 skillet worth?

Sounds reasonable to me.

 

[Nora94]

I ordered the all you can eat skillet and dh ordered a different meal. They brought out a single person skillet. My dd5 ordered the kid's meal and my dd2 shared the skillet with me (since she is under 3 yrs old it was allowed). I didn't get any refills on our skillet and dd5 tried a few bites of each item.

Nora

 

[tamu91]

They will not let you split the skillet dinner but I don't think the staff will object to someone in your party have a taste.
We were there several weeks ago with a party of 9 (6 adults, 3 kids - 4, 3, 1). 4 of us ordered the skillet dinner and my parents ordered something else. When they broght the salad out, my parents had some as well because it was alot of food. My wife fed my DD1 some mash potato and corn and nobody objected