DebIreland said:Hi Amy,
Yes, unfortunately 10 is the Disney Adult age so your little guy is all grown up apparently (and my DS too) - just don't let him drive or get a mortgage ok?!
Lewisc said:18 is Disney adult age, that's the age in which you have to pay the extra fee for more than 2 in a hotel room.
Woah! Maybe you should chill out. I was having a little joke, why does this board have to be so darn serious and formal so often these days? Of course I won't book it if it doesn't suit me, I never said I was forced to book it, you assumed I felt that way. As it happens I'm not booking it because yes, IM MY OPINION, it is absurd to charge a 10 year old an adult rate for *dining* and that's exactly what they're doing.Some 10 year olds eat a lot and some adults eat very little. If the pricing doesn't work then don't book it.
Once more I'll remind you that we're talking about the Dining Plan here, not the room rate. I know many posters like to jump in straight away in defence of Disney if anyone so much as suggests that prices are too expensive, or something isn't fair, but honestly you're just so off-topic here making sarcastic comments about the cut off age being oh so fair that it's plain silly and boring. Again, I'll remind you we're discussing the DP cut-off age and I was just making a little joke.I don't know of any movie theater or restaurant that uses 18 as the age to qualify for a child discount.
DebIreland said:Once more I'll remind you that we're talking about the Dining Plan here, not the room rate. I know many posters like to jump in straight away in defence of Disney if anyone so much as suggests that prices are too expensive, or something isn't fair, but honestly you're just so off-topic here making sarcastic comments about the cut off age being oh so fair that it's plain silly and boring. Again, I'll remind you we're discussing the DP cut-off age and I was just making a little joke.