Kid Price

Description / Background

In our platform, many restaurants offer All You Can Eat (AYCE) packages with similar base options. However, the key differentiator between these packages often lies in the special menus they include. This overlap creates redundancy in the package offerings and may lead to confusion for users who are trying to compare similar AYCE options. To address this, we introduced a Mix & Match feature for AYCE packages, enabling users to combine special menu items from different AYCE sets into a single, customizable package. This approach not only streamlines the selection process but also enhances user experience by offering greater flexibility and personalization. As a further improvement, we aim to support kid-specific pricing within the Mix & Match AYCE structure. This ensures fairness and clarity in pricing, making the platform more family-friendly and accommodating a wider range of customer needs.

Objectives

Users can book a package with kids
Users get kids price when they book a package for kids
Users cannot book a package with only kids
Users will get adult price if the restaurant doesn’t have kids price
Users can read the kids price policy for each restaurant
The minimum person per booking doesn’t count the kids
Admins can set the package if they have kids price
Admins can see the kids price on the booking list

Owner can see the kids price on the booking list

User can see the kids price on the booking confirmation email
Owner can see the kids price on the booking confirmation email
User can see the kids price on the booking confirmation page

Detail

kids price on mix and match rule: Case 1 package didn’t have kids price:

Package A ➝ adult 2000
Package B ➝ adult 1500 book 2 adults, 2 kids Use highest price Package A = 1 adult + 2 kids = 6000 Package B = 1 adult = 1500 total 7500

Case 2 one of the package have kids price:

Package A ➝ adult 2000
Package B ➝ adult 1500, kids 500 , 400 , 300 book 2 adults, 2 kids Use highest kids price Package A = 1 adult = 2000 Package B = 1 adult + 2 kids = 1500 + (2*500) total 4500

Case 3 all the package have kids price:

Package A ➝ adult 2000, kids 1000
Package B ➝ adult 1500, kids 500, 400, 300 book 2 adult, 2 kids Use highest kids price Package A = 1 adult + 2 kids = 2000 + (2*1000) = 4000 Package B = 1 adult = 1500 total 5500