dining plan ??help i can't decide

[hrmom26]

ok my question is for people with kids and who like me are on a budget is the dining plan good ? i was reading another post where the person was asking about eating in the food court and what was covered. what was concidered a main meal and what was considered a snack. sometimes with kids ( or at least mine) the things they want to eat may not be considered a main meal but a snack. like a PB&J sandwitch, is that considered a snack or main meal my son would live on pb&j if i let him. will i end up spending more . i can see me using up all are snacks and drinks on the plan but end up spending cash for most everything else. when we went in 2004 we didn't eat in a lot of sit down dinners just the character dinner. most was the food court or quick food on the go. i know eating fast food isn't health but we never do it at home and when were on vacation i just figure if its what they want why not. so what does everyone think is this plan for me?:veryconfu

 

[AEfx]

God, AEfx, every single time I see those prices for Le Cellier, I think to myself: "Oh, isn't that cute? They put the prices down in Canadian dollars..." :hammer:

LOL.

It is pricey, but soooo good. Keep in mind the prices listed were all for dinner. Those breadsticks alone are worth the premium . Le Cellier and Brown Derby are my two "splurges" on most trips. I just love a good steak, but I prefer dining in the parks.

Although, I have to say I've never liked the cheese soup everyone talks so highly about - I don't like beer, and the taste of beer mixed with liqified cheese just doesn't do it for me.

Now, I get the NY strip at Le Cellier, and the filet at Brown Derby. Of course, normally I visit both for lunch instead of dinner and with the 20% DDE...it works out quite nicely.

AEfx