HNL-SFO Business Class Lunch (reg vs child)
Hi Travelling with 2 kids in business class HNL-SFO (UA308 - departs 1pm) - flight shows “lunch” as meal: - one kid is a picky 8 year old - other is 11 and not really that picky Questions: 1. What is a typical lunch meal to expect? 2. If I opted for a “special meal” - what should I expect as a child’s meal? thanks :) |
OP - if you want to be on the safe side, BYOL.
Originally Posted by ac3000
(Post 31301409)
1. What is a typical lunch meal to expect?
Originally Posted by ac3000
(Post 31301409)
2. If I opted for a “special meal” - what should I expect as a child’s meal?
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A 1k agent registered us for a child’s meal for our recent flights to/from Hawaii. The meals were not loaded on either flight. Luckily, I assumed as much and had packed food for my picky eater. |
Originally Posted by Ericka
(Post 31301583)
A 1k agent registered us for a child’s meal for our recent flights to/from Hawaii. The meals were not loaded on either flight. Luckily, I assumed as much and had packed food for my picky eater. |
If the child is picky, pack a meal he/she will eat. End of story. Whether or not the spawn will happy with whatever UA provides is pure speculation. Most kids, however, seem to be happy with the cookie provided an hour or so out of SFO.
1pm (service begins after1:30) is also past a normal lunchtime. There's plenty of options at the airport to feed the kids during normal meal time. Then, all you have to do is pack snacks. |
Whatever the lunch is - it probably isn't going to be very good whether you are a picky eater or not. Probably a pasta or chicken or beef option. Anyway, it is 5 hour flight - not exactly long haul - Grab a late breakfast/early lunch in Honolulu or there is a Mexican place outside TSA or have the mini Pizza's before the flight at the UA gates - there is also a new restaurant that opened in the G concourse although I haven't been - there is also a Quiznos to grab a sandwich to go.
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Originally Posted by IAH-OIL-TRASH
(Post 31302433)
If the child is picky, pack a meal he/she will eat. End of story. Whether or not the spawn will happy with whatever UA provides is pure speculation.
Our oldest isn't picky at home - in fact is willing to give pretty much anything a try. Eating out changes the story, and it is a crapshoot - usually on the won’t even try a little side. There are days that are better, but to avoid disappointment, we always assume this isn’t the case. If your younger one one is picky, pack something you know they will eat. Worst case, if they eat the airline provisioned meal, you have something for a little later (may come in handy on a 5+ hour flight). If not, you have something - important on a plane where there is little to get for several hours if they you don’t have something as an alternate. |
Originally Posted by garykung
(Post 31301543)
Which special meal? |
Originally Posted by ac3000
(Post 31302800)
To clarify. For a special meal request I meant a “child meal”. What would this typically be for lunch? |
ac3000, the special meal "child meal" is usually a burger and fries, or nuggets and fries. Usually not that great, especially the fries part.
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I was a picky eater as a child. The moment I got a sniff of anything approaching a kids meal I’d kick off and demand the proper menu. |
pack a meal for the kids? heck, pack/buy for the adults too, unless you think a $2.99 sub-lean cuisine quality meal will satisfy.
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Originally Posted by briantoy84
(Post 31303149)
ac3000, the special meal "child meal" is usually a burger and fries, or nuggets and fries. Usually not that great, especially the fries part.
thanks everyone! |
Chicken fingers or burger
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Originally Posted by briantoy84
(Post 31303149)
ac3000, the special meal "child meal" is usually a burger and fries, or nuggets and fries. Usually not that great, especially the fries part.
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