what's your personal dining style?

[MickeyNicki]

My DH and I have breakfast at the hotel, nothing fancy just something quick. We snack around for lunch and share things so we can sample many items like split a taco salad then a hot dog etc....we alway make sure we have nice dinner reservations somewhere...that is a big deal with my husband....it may sound like a lot of food but it isnt....

 

[mareed]

We usually stay off-site and have breakfast in our own kitchen in a condo or house. Lunch is our big table service meal of the day and also our sit-down break in the park. Dinner is usually counter service or just a snack in the park.

I guess the dining plan has actually worked in our favor since we're getting our ADR's at lunch. We have AP's and DDE, so this is the most economical way for us to eat at the TS restaurants also since prices are typically lower at lunch. Occasionally, we'll have a character breakfast (actually brunch), and will then have lunch at around 3:30 and only snack for dinner.

As others have said, dining is definitely a big part of our WDW vacation experience!

 

[blestmom]

Hmm...my family's dining style is kinda different. I think our style will change, too, as we change. For right now, like on our most recent trip, we did breakfast in the room, and counter service for both lunch and dinner. Sometimes we skipped dinner in the park, and snacked it later, either at the parks, or back at the room, especially when we stay at the FW cabins. It's just me and my 5 kids. My oldest 2 and myself would "love" table service, but my middle daughter just doesn't eat big meals, my youngest daughter won't eat in a restaurant at all (seasick in the restaurant on a cruise ship...long story...) and my youngest son is too active to sit still that long! So for now, counter service seems to work best for us, but I do look forward to enjoying some of the wonderful table service restaurants in the future.