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disney half board

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hamstring · 21/10/2009 15:41

were off to disney this wkend. should i be booking half board. one of my children is 12 so is considered an adult. is it worth it?
how much is it to eat a meal for 2 adults and 2 children
thanks

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Sturl · 21/10/2009 17:35

2 Adults and 2 kids burger, fries and a drink is approx $25 inside any of the Disney Parks.

You can cut costs by taking food in with you such as sandwiches etc, Walmart is a favourite of mine for cheap food and snacks. It is far cheaper than the UK and a loaf of bread is approx $0.80 and filling $1.50, drinks are about $1 for 6 cans of Pepsi etc.

StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 21/10/2009 17:52

Which Disney? Paris?

LIZS · 21/10/2009 17:52

You can view some details online - Cinderella was about £30 per head iirc

hamstring · 21/10/2009 19:23

sorry should have said, disney paris

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StripeyKnickersSpottySocks · 21/10/2009 20:28

We were there last weekend, we had one evening meal out at Annette's Diner in Disney Village which was the cheapest place I could find. It cost £50 for 3 of us.

For lunch we bought chips one day, tiny McDonalds size pack which was £3 each. Then shaed a box of popcorn which was another £3. Hotdogs were about £4 each I think.

I thought Disney Paris were doing some sort of free meals special offer at the minute? Look at their website, you get vouchers that you can use in teh restaurants.

mummyofevilprincesses · 21/10/2009 20:40

They are doing an offer if you stay in their hotels- meals are free.

ICantFindAFreeNickName · 21/10/2009 20:44

We were there last weekend and could not believe how expensive it was. The 'fast food' in the parks was about 10 - 12 euro per person (which given the exchange rate is about the same in pounds). We managed to get the 'eat free' vouchers, which were a godsend. We reckoned you would need to budget £100 - £150 a day for food. I would go for the half-board vouchers as I think you save quite a bit on them.
My son is also 12 and had the adult vouchers, but because he is a very fussy eater, he only had a small bowl of macaroni. The restaurant were very good and put the rest of his voucher money towards our drinks bill which they are not meant to do.

I found that there was not a huge difference in cost between the good & bad restaurants. So you can try and eat cheaply at one of the the buffet restaurants or pay just a bit extra to eat somewhere much nicer. I reccomend the Steak House.

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