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Disney6 · 02-15-2005

We bring quite a bit of food/drinks from home and always have when we have visited with the kids. I am not sure about other DC memeber's kids but ours would rather eat cereal/pop tart for breakfast and a pb&j sandwich at another meal than "waste" time eating in a restaurant. I am not saying we haven't done all of the dinner shows and character meals but to get 4 kids to sit down for an hour or more is tough. Our last trip I estimated we saved close to $500 on meals alone. We have also found that the meals are so generous at the parks that younger kids can share and still have plenty to eat. Call us cheapskates but we use the money to let the kids buy more souvenirs and my DW loads up on more Christmas decorations on our all Disney tree.

02-15-2005	#45 (permalink)
Disney6 Senior Mouseketeer Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Stevensville, MI Posts: 413	Re: Really Cheapskate Tip We bring quite a bit of food/drinks from home and always have when we have visited with the kids. I am not sure about other DC memeber's kids but ours would rather eat cereal/pop tart for breakfast and a pb&j sandwich at another meal than "waste" time eating in a restaurant. I am not saying we haven't done all of the dinner shows and character meals but to get 4 kids to sit down for an hour or more is tough. Our last trip I estimated we saved close to $500 on meals alone. We have also found that the meals are so generous at the parks that younger kids can share and still have plenty to eat. Call us cheapskates but we use the money to let the kids buy more souvenirs and my DW loads up on more Christmas decorations on our all Disney tree. __________________ My Disney Countdown Counting down to: