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  • On May 16, 2011
    Cristin from PA 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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    Want to take our dds age 7 and 23 mos to a dinner show this Jul 7 and were wondering if we have to pay for 23 mo old to eat something from kid menu since she doesn't eat what's on the adult menu? Can 7 yo eat from both? (luau or hoop dee doo) Thanks!

    Hi, Cristin! We took our little biscuit when he was 28 months old (and his brother was 6 years old) to Hoop Dee Doo in February. Since our littlest guy was under 3 years old, there was no charge for him, and he was more than welcome to roll up his sleeves like his ma and pa and bathe himself if sweet, smoky slathered ribs, fried chicken, cornbread, 'taters and strawberry shortcake.

    We had a staring contest over the last piece of cornbread. I won, but the waitress brought more. Win-win.

    Your 7 year old will be charged the children's price of whichever dinner show you so choose.
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