Was I overcharged for CRT?

[TwinmomPlusOne]

I just viewed another thread on reviews of CRT. We have a dinner res. on 6/10. It will be dh & I, two 6 y/o, and a 20 month old. I asked when I made the reservation if I had to pay for him (the 20 month old) since he would sit in my lap and at most nibble off of my plate, and they said yes, every single person is charged.
But, I don't even see a price listed for anyone less than 3 .
Was I overcharged, or is this the standard?
BTW, my total was $176 and some change.

 

[3"Mouse"keteers]

Under three eat free anywhere as long as you do not order them a separate child'd meal. They may eat off of your plate for free and they may eat from the buffets for free. You need to call and check with them, but I'm almost positive that you were overcharged.

 

[mickaholic4077]

June is considered holiday pricing,so that may be why you were charged more,but I would check anyway.

 

[tina_la]

call back tell them he is 2. sound like maybe she misunderstood you. You should not be charged for any child under 2 but they do still count them for the table just no charge. Example we are a family of five and I still had to get a table for 5 not four even though the two yo is not charged and will be in a high chair.

 

[catne]

See the link below...this has the breakdown of costs, including the higher "holiday pricing"...and the fact that it clearly says age 3-9, no charges listed for under 2. You got an inexperienced CM (or she didn't get the "20 months." Try saying "the baby is only 1 1/2 yrs. old" - hard to misunderstand it that way.)


http://www.wdwinfo.com/wdwinfo/dining/diningdetail.cfm?Restaurant.ID=120

 

[catne]

You know what-was the amount you gave before or after tax & gratuity? I'm looking at that chart again: if the total they gave you did not include tax & gratuity, then they charged you for the baby, which they shouldn't have. However if you total did include tax & tip, then they did NOT overcharge you... that chart says "not including tax & gratuity"...so if you do the math-

2 adults 44.99 + 44.99 and 2 kids 27.99 + 27.99 = 145.96; assuming their usual 18% gratuity takes the total up to $172.23. Don't know what the tax rate is down there, but appears total would be in the neighborhood.

However, if your total does not include tax & tip, then they did charge you for the baby.

 

[TwinmomPlusOne]

You know what-was the amount you gave before or after tax & gratuity? I'm looking at that chart again: if the total they gave you did not include tax & gratuity, then they charged you for the baby, which they shouldn't have. However if you total did include tax & tip, then they did NOT overcharge you... that chart says "not including tax & gratuity"...so if you do the math-

2 adults 44.99 + 44.99 and 2 kids 27.99 + 27.99 = 145.96; assuming their usual 18% gratuity takes the total up to $172.23. Don't know what the tax rate is down there, but appears total would be in the neighborhood.

However, if your total does not include tax & tip, then they did charge you for the baby.

I'm pretty sure it included tax and gratuity, so in that case, my total should be right. Thank you everyone!