Whispering Canyon - Sharing 2 TS credits for 3 people?

[Mollygirl21]

Two adults, one child - can we share two TS credits at Whispering Canyon?

Thanks!

 

[DisneyHardin]

If you get the skillet, you cannot share. If you order a regular entrée you should be able to without a problem.

 

[sharonabe]

Two adults, one child - can we share two TS credits at Whispering Canyon?

Thanks!

Will you be using one adult, one child or two adults? If using two adult credits, what are you going to do with the child credit later? If using a child credit, it can only be used for a child's meal.

As PP said, if you want to share, you probably won't be allowed to order the skillet.

 

[MakiraMarlena]

Only if you order off-menu (not the all you can eat skillet - no sharing the skillet)

 

[elaine amj]

I did this some years ago. My 2 kids both ordered child skillets and DH and I split a steak.

My DD ended up eating half my dinner. So I took 2of her ribs (we mentioned this laughingly to our server). When my kids asked for refills, the server brought some extra and put it on DH's plate to "hold for the kids". He ate them. We both ate the sides my picky kids wouldn't touch (but specifically did not ask for refills for these).

Our server was very good with how he handled this.

 

[Lisa F]

I did this some years ago. My 2 kids both ordered child skillets and DH and I split a steak.

My DD ended up eating half my dinner. So I took 2of her ribs (we mentioned this laughingly to our server). When my kids asked for refills, the server brought some extra and put it on DH's plate to "hold for the kids". He ate them. We both ate the sides my picky kids wouldn't touch (but specifically did not ask for refills for these).

Our server was very good with how he handled this.

you may have been happy with how he handled it but it is not typical and I would not go in expecting it. In general the skillets cannot be shared and the OP should not count on it. If sharing a child's skillet with the adults was part of the calculus, I'd take it out.

If you are asking if you are allowed to share credits, either 1 adult and 1 child or 2 adult at the table then yes you are assuming you don't get the aycte skillet. IF you are asking if it is enough food, that is subjective... but you can always grab a snack later if not. personally I think it is kind of hard to under order at many disney places!

 

[elaine amj]

I agree - you should never expect to share a skillet. And I didn't. DH and I would have been entirely happy just sharing the meal we ordered. I was happy that it was fine for my kids to order the skillets and for DH and I to share another entree and that the server made the whole process comfortable.

 

[Lisa F]

I agree - you should never expect to share a skillet. And I didn't. DH and I would have been entirely happy just sharing the meal we ordered. I was happy that it was fine for my kids to order the skillets and for DH and I to share another entree and that the server made the whole process comfortable.

I'm not saying you did expect it but... while nice, your story is a very big exception. Most people report that they are VERY strict about the skillet sharing. Just letting the OP not to figure sharing a kid skillet into their plans.

 

[Nancyg56]

I did this some years ago. My 2 kids both ordered child skillets and DH and I split a steak.

My DD ended up eating half my dinner. So I took 2of her ribs (we mentioned this laughingly to our server). When my kids asked for refills, the server brought some extra and put it on DH's plate to "hold for the kids". He ate them. We both ate the sides my picky kids wouldn't touch (but specifically did not ask for refills for these).

Our server was very good with how he handled this.

You were lucky. This is not the norm and no one should go in planning for this. It will not end well.