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  • On Oct 28, 2010
    Betsy from AL Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    We arevisiting Disney in Jan 2011. Trying to deside between the 2 quick service or 1 quick, 1 sit down meal. We have a 4yo and want to get our money worth and he is very picky.Which option do you suggest for preschoolers?

    Hey, Betsy! I personally think that you would get your money's worth by purchasing the Disney Dining Plan (DDP) with one quick service and one table service meal per day.  Although your little guy may be picky, most every table-service restaurant is going to have something available for even the most discriminating palates.  Believe me, I have two picky eaters in my family with different "hang ups" about food choices!

    Nevertheless, I always encourage friends and family to sit down at least once a day to relax and rejuvenate during a table-service meal. Plus, when you combine that rest and refueling with a chance to meet characters, you've saved some time in the parks by not having to wait in lines for photos and autographs from the park celebrities!  You can also use your DDP credits any way you choose by dining with just quick service meals one day and saving a couple of table service credits for the next. It's up to you and based on Advanced Dining Reservations available.

    Let me know if you have more questions.  I'd love to help! Meanwhile, have a beautiful Alabama day and a magical vacation!
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