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Disney Dining Plan
I'm getting ready to book our Disney Trip for October and need to iron out a few last details. Which I can't do without some input from you lovely ladies :-)
Those experienced or soon to be experienced Disney travelers...are you getting the Disney Dining Plan? Which one? Why or why not?
Next question...Nolan will be almost 2. He doesn't need a ticket, so if we do go the dining plan route, he won't be included. Anyone know the dining policies for 3 and under? I found where he'd be free at a character dinner, but I wasn't sure how it worked at other places.
Thoughts?
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Re: Disney Dining Plan
We did the dining plan because it was free when we went.
im not sure we would have done it otherwise. Although if you want to do character dining it is probably better to do a plan. The character dining was expensive. Since we had the dining plan
Most of our trips we've had free dining, so we've done the plan. Under 3 are free to eat off adult plates & at buffets, but if you order them a kids meal, you pay for it.
Our trip this year we won't have free dining, so we'll pay
I am doing regular dining (1 QUick service, 1 table, 1 snack). Based on 8 days, 7 nights and 7 days in parks, I figured we need 8 table service meals (9 credits bc one is Cinderellas castle which is 2 credits) and 7 quick service (all lunches). &
We booked the regular dining plan (1 table service, 1 quick service, 1 snack per day). I knew we wanted to do a few character meals (I will be making our reservations at the end of this month so I just finished ironing out all of the details--we'
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
Thanks ladies! Just booked it and decided to go with the regular dining...since we are planning on doing a few character dinners. I like the idea of not having to worry about it. Emmy! Looks like we're going to overlap
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
Jake - 1.15.08
Liam - 5.17.11
When we went in december we used garden grocer. I had them deliver bananas, cereal bars, yogurt, bagels, fruit snacks, orange juice, milk and juice boxes, along with diapers and wipes.
Everything was delivered and put away by the time we g
We have an under 3 kid with us, but we aren't doing dining. I went back and forth a million times, but eventually I just decided to skip it. I felt like we had more to lose if we did the dining plan and didn't need it. There's a chance it will have sav
We did the dining plan. It didn't really fit how I like to eat. I would rather have a drink and a salad a lot rather than an app, a main and a dessert, but the snack credits were great.
You really do need to make y