TS lunches and CS dinners?

[MagicPrincess]

I never thought of it this way, but I wonder if, with two younger children, a TS breakfast/lunch would be a good way to break up the day, rest, and cool off, and then have a CS dinner.

Then you would have the rest of the day and evening free to do whatever you please...

Anyone else take this approach?

 

[BigTex71]

That is a way to get a small afternoon break. We prefer to go to the resort for our break, but ANY type of break is better than none. If the small break at a TS lunch will be enough for your family, then you have a great plan!

 

[Pakey]

We did this on our last trip with our 3 year old grandson and it worked perfectly. He would have a bit of cereal in the morning before we left the room. We did either the latest seating at character breakfast or a TS lunch (Sci Fi, Coral Reef, etc) and it seemed to work out well for a break for him. We did almost all CS dinners. We were amazed at how much smoother this trip went than previous ones had been. We felt like we got a lot more done but at a relaxing pace.

 

[sparty7798]

I would agree with Pikey. We did Walt Disney world with our 2 year old and we often did a big breakfast or table service lunch which worked out well for us as well! Good Luck!

 

[MagicPrincess]

I really do like this idea! Maybe one or two TS dinners, but I think the rest would all be early TS meals!

Thanks for the input!

 

[Coconuts]

We do this with our kids a lot. Many days in many trips to WDW are planned this way. On our last trip, we had several days where we returned to the hotel by @4pm and stayed there. We ate at the food court and swam.

 

[MagicPrincess]

I'm also not so sure we would need the dining plan if we scheduled more TS breakfasts/lunches (which tend to be less expensive). We are also hoping to stay CL, so we would also be able to take advantage of the offerings in the lounge.