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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]It won't matter for making reservations for sit down restaurants--they don't need to know who is or isn't on the meal plan when making the reservation. When it comes time to pay, you just tell the server how you're paying (e.g. 2 adults and 2 kids by meal plan; 1 adult and 1 kid paying by credit card.) If you're very strategic, you could make sure the people with meal plans get the most expensive items and then just trade plates at the table. Or, if you're doing any of the 2 credit restaurants, do those on the days your brother isn't there and then you will have less of this to worry about.

For quick service meals, I actually think sharing is ideal. It's a lot of food--especially when you can supplement with snacks. Do mobile ordering in the app, use the credits from your account and share meals/snacks (or just meal credits if you don't want to actually split up the food). Then your brother can pay for anything that isn't covered by the meal plan.

Some of this will depend on how old your kids are--I always found my kids didn't come close to eating a whole meal at lunch time, and then we'd just get them an ice cream or something to hold them over until dinner. If you go to disboards there are tons of discussions on what meals and snacks are the best bang for your buck.
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