WCC - Skillet and kids question

[basketlacey]

I was finally able to score an ADR for WCC. While this is not my first choice of fare, the rest of my family will love it!

How does the all you can eat skillet work? Can kids order that as well?

 

[BriarRosie]

It's listed as a per person rate, and as far as I can recall, I didn't see a child's rate on it. Anyone who eats from the skillet is supposed to be charged. The server will bring more of any item on the skillet if you want more.

 

[nbs2]

Yes, they can order it. There is a $2 surcharge over the standard cost of a kids meal. My understanding is that if you are on DDP, that won't matter - only if you are OOP.

I would think it would have made more sense to simply price out kid meals like they do adult, but it seems to work for them.

 

[TDC Nala]

Yes, there's a child rate.

If only a child orders the skillet, they won't get ALL the items the adult skillet would have. I think they 're asked to choose between chicken and another meat (can't recall if it's pork or beef). If adults and children order the skillet, they will all eat off the same skillet. Each person who orders it will be charged the skillet rate though (adult for 10 and older, child for 9 and younger, free for kids under 3.)

 

[basketlacey]

cool. We are on the DDP and I think my ds will want ribs (i.e. skillet). I think my youngest dd will want something different. I wanted to make sure DS could have the ribs!

 

[Mama Lo]

Especially if there is also an adult at the table who is also ordering the skillet there will be no problem. They will bring everyone's skillet food on big plates for sharing. If you run out of ribs ask for more and they will bring them.