palmage
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I don't think Disney knows what a spice is....:shrug::veryconfu
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Child meal refused at Mexico
- Thread starter JimboJones123
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I don't think Disney knows what a spice is....:shrug::veryconfu
maelstrom
Well-Known Member
I order off the kids menu because nothing on the adult menu appeals to me. If I didn't eat at restaurants where nothing on the adult menu interested me, I'd never eat.
Disney has never had a problem with adults ordering off the kids menu, except in isolated incidents such as this one with an over-zealous cast member. Stop worrying about what other people are eating. The world will not end if an adult orders off the kids menu, no matter what the reason.
Disney has never had a problem with adults ordering off the kids menu, except in isolated incidents such as this one with an over-zealous cast member. Stop worrying about what other people are eating. The world will not end if an adult orders off the kids menu, no matter what the reason.
yankspy
Well-Known Member
The question is whether this is a stated rule. Most restaurants will explicitly state on the kid's menu that adults are not allowed to order from it. The world may not end but if enough adults do this then the restaurant loses money. It is the reason why they have this rule. If the CM was simply enforcing the rules, I fail to see how they are over-zealous. It is sort of funny because there are many conversations on this site about how sickening it is when a CM is told by management to not enforce the rules.
PinMadness
New Member
Since Disney caters to children of all ages, I don't think Disney has a strict rule about adults ordering off of the Kid's Menu.
I would gladly pay adult price for the stuff I order off the Kid's Menu, but Disney has never given me a problem.
Esp at this location.
Although the Afrotastic Potato Wedges or whatever they are called at Boma have a Kick!!!
Does anybody else get a funky aftertaste from the chips there. It's kinda like the greasy version of an aspertame aftertaste. Kinda like you were chewing on a waxy plastic bag and some melted in your mouth and you couldn't get it out??? Or is it just me?
PinMadness
New Member
Haha, the Potatoes with Afritude. I took a walk on the wild side [for me anyways,] and tried some. Not a good idea for my tum!
SnowWhiteMomma
Member
Amen to that, I think that if adults offered to pay for an adult portion their would not be a problem. I think restraunts should offer an adult size plate with a posted upcharge.
EPCOT.nut
Well-Known Member
I'm almost 17...but I still order off the Kids menu...
The other stuff is too spicy.
*is ashamed*
You should be, :lol:
I usually order off the Vegetarian menu - not so spicy, but lotsa beans....not a problem for me but I'm a girl and we don't have "bean problems..."
:ROFLOL:
progroupie
Member
Disney has never explicitly made a rule about adults ordering off the childrens menu although most Disney restaurants have something under the childrens menu header that says, "For Mickey's little pal's only please." Which I think is a hint more than a rule. I don't remember if they list a specific age or not which leads me to believe it isn't a rule, more so a suggestion.
A la carte is a good option for picky or light eaters. Just order a side order or two instead of a full meal.
I really like the way Cracker Barrel has a kids menu that's labeled "For kids of all ages", it's just smaller portions of everything and anyone is able to order off it, I generally do because I can never finish the regular portion of chicken dumplings even though I'm not a light eater.
A la carte is a good option for picky or light eaters. Just order a side order or two instead of a full meal.
I really like the way Cracker Barrel has a kids menu that's labeled "For kids of all ages", it's just smaller portions of everything and anyone is able to order off it, I generally do because I can never finish the regular portion of chicken dumplings even though I'm not a light eater.
SweetMagic
Oh Meyla Weyla
That sounds reasonable. I can understand why someone would want one though, over an adult, way less fat.
EPCOT.nut
Well-Known Member
Elonwy
Member
perhaps, but personally I don't like the aftertaste and i find I'm picking them out of my teeth for the rest of the day
SweetMagic
Oh Meyla Weyla
It helps if you chew gum right after the meal.
EPCOT Explorer
New Member
EPCOT.nut
Well-Known Member
Meh.At least I can handle the Beverly.
LOL!
You got me there. :lol:
slappy magoo
Well-Known Member
Nah, keep your ears open. You'll always find some fresh kids, even at Disney World. It's how they were raised. Free range, and yet, still tainted.
disneydiva72
New Member
I don't like that an adult just cant get a PB&J sandwich....thats also considered a "kids meal".... Disney food after a few days starts to reek havoc with my stomach and I have to start eating light and no fried foods.
Disneygal127
Member
Thats really weird....that only happened to me once...they usually let me get away with it....