dining plan reharding children

[oochr1soo]

Im planning to go to disney in may with my GF and her sister. We always do the dining plan and this will be the first time my Gf's sister will come with us. She just makes the cut to qualify as a child (17).. Can she still order from the regular adult menus at the restaurants? as in theres no exclusions under a child, correct?


thanks for any info..

 

[Nemo14]

Im planning to go to disney in may with my GF and her sister. We always do the dining plan and this will be the first time my Gf's sister will come with us. She just makes the cut to qualify as a child (17).. Can she still order from the regular adult menus at the restaurants? as in theres no exclusions under a child, correct?


thanks for any info..

If she is 17, she is considered an adult(10 and over) on the dining plan and will have to pay the adult price.

 

[oochr1soo]

ah got ya... so the 17 thing is just for the room im guessing..

thanks for the info..

 

[CleveRocks]

ah got ya... so the 17 thing is just for the room im guessing..

thanks for the info..

10 and over is an adult at Disney for dining and for park tickets.

 

[Pioneer Hall]

ah got ya... so the 17 thing is just for the room im guessing..

thanks for the info..

Since contract laws state you are an adult at 18 and can get a hotel room...disney qualifies that as a "child" at the resorts. However for meals and tickets a child is 3-9 and anything over 9 is an adult.