Not for sure where this belongs

[mets7]

Here is my question to everyone. I am heading to the world soon and have several dininig options booked. We are going to eat at them all and have the dining plan. My question is which ones would be best to pay for out of pocket and which to use on the dining plan. We are eating at the Royal table which takes 2 of our meals, so we have 3 left to use between the following.


Crystal Palace (breakfast)
Tony's (lunch)
Askershush (Dinner)
Garden Grill (Dinner)
Chef Mickey's (Breakfast)
1900 Park Fare (Dinner)

Which would be the cheapest to pay for out of pocket.

 

[disneygirl76]

Here is my question to everyone. I am heading to the world soon and have several dininig options booked. We are going to eat at them all and have the dining plan. My question is which ones would be best to pay for out of pocket and which to use on the dining plan. We are eating at the Royal table which takes 2 of our meals, so we have 3 left to use between the following.


Crystal Palace (breakfast)
Tony's (lunch)
Askershush (Dinner)
Garden Grill (Dinner)
Chef Mickey's (Breakfast)
1900 Park Fare (Dinner)

Which would be the cheapest to pay for out of pocket.

Hey there, I usually pay for character dining breakfast out of pocket if I am out of dining credits. Oh - and you may want to repost under the dining section. :wave:

 

[HouCuseChickie]

I'm pretty sure Crystal Palace breakfast is going to be the cheapest of the bunch (i.e. the one to pay OOP)- but you can go through the menus on Allears to confirm.

 

[Mukta]

Pay for the cheapest one out of pocket. Let the dining plan cover the most expensive ones.

Crystal Palace (breakfast) - $22.99 adults; Children $12.99 (3-9)

Tony's (lunch) - check out the menu and see what you would order

Akershus (Dinner) - Adults $46.85; Children 3-9 $25.55

Garden Grill (Dinner) - $34.99 Adults 10 and up; $16.99 Children 3-9

Chef Mickey's (Breakfast) - $26.62 for Adults, $13.99 for Children 3-9

1900 Park Fare (Dinner) - Adults $35.99 Children $17.99

 

[Did Knee]

I've always paid for signature dining out of pocket and let the plan pay for everything else. I figured no way is the price of a signature actually twice the cost of a regular table service. Perhaps 60 or 70% more, but not twice as much. Ya'all think I'm thinking wrong about this? My theory was this saved the most bucks doing it like that.