spending money

[Laura1988]

Hi Guys,

New to the forum but not to orlando

I should not be asking this as i have been 3 times, but this time we are going on a budget.

We have brought park tickets and will be staying in a hotel that has a cooked breakfast included, there are 2 adults and 1 child aged 8.

We are looking at lunch in the parks and dinner on international drive, going for 14 nights and a few bits and pieces as gifts.

How much did everyone else take?

Thanks for helping!

Can't wait to get back there!

Laura

[Mezza1991]

We eat in the parks and then dine out every night on I-drive.

We load a card and budget for $100 dollars a day for food and drink which is for two of us. This usually is more than enough.

Depends on which sort of places you want to eat mind.

[Laura1988]

Great thanks!

We like the buffet style meals or burger and chips kinda thing so i'm hoping 150 will be enough x

[Smilesonfaces]

Last year we did a bit of everything, Disney table service, character breakfast, and snacks, takeaways,nice meals out. We are 3 adults and a 12 year old and we managed fine on $150 a day. Use the free iced water in the parks and it will save a fortune in drinks costs.

[Galela1986]

We took £2000 for staying off site for 2 adults 1 child (7) and did everything we wanted during the 13 nights we stayed.

[shrek1609]

have a read of this... its a fab dining report

https://www.thedibb.co.uk/forums/sho...d.php?t=964659

will give you lots of ideas

[BrightlyBob]

I kept a record on our 3-adult spending over our 12 night Orlando holiday in March, 6 at Disney on DDP, 3 at Universal and 3 on I-Drive. Overall we spent (inc DDP "spending") $2,000 on food, including alcoholic drinks, plus $230 on tips and $110 on Uber's.

[Laura1988]

Thanks for the help guys!

feel a lot better having read these