Britain's biggest family face paying £900 per meal on their next holiday after planning another trip abroad.
The Radfords have another trip to Disney World in Florida in the pipeline, with mum-of-22 Sue, 47, showing her potentially extortionate food bill.
Sue, from Morecambe, Lancashire, had to book three separate slots to dine out with the family facing a huge bill as they tuck into their tasty grub.
The family visited the resort back in April but seemed to love it so much that they're willing to fork out for another trip.
On Instagram, Sue showed how she was booking the Fairytale Dining Lunch at the Cinderella’s Royal Table and the Be Our Guest Dinner - both at the park's Magic Kingdom.
Due to the sheer size of the family, she was forced to book three different slots - for lunch, she had to create a 2.30pm slot for eight people, a 2.45pm slot for another eight and a 2.50pm session for six people.
She then also had to book three separate slots between 6.40pm and 7.10pm for dinner.
Sue and Noel are parents to Chris, 33, Sophie, 28, Chloe, 26, Jack, 25, Daniel, 23, Luke, 21, Millie, 20, Katie, 19, James, 18, Ellie, 17, Aimee, 16, Josh, 15, Max, 13, Tillie, 12, Oscar, 10, Casper, nine, Hallie, seven, Phoebe, six, Archie, four, Bonnie, three, and Heidie, two.
Sadly, Alfie, the couple's 17th child, was stillborn on July 6, 2014.
While the Radfords, who don't rely on benefits and are supported by their popular pie-shop business, could be annual Disney ticket holders and therefore entitled to 10 per cent off food, they still face the prospect of an eye-watering bill.
The Cinderella Royal Table lunch menu starts from £50.95 per adult and £30.41 per child.
With people aged 10 and above classed as adults at Disney World, it means Sue and Noel only have six of their kids under 10.
This means the couple could face having to pay more than £900 per meal at the holiday resort.
Despite the eyebrow-raising price, Sue can't wait to take her family on holiday again.
“Managed to book these dining experiences in," she wrote.
“Is there a better feeling than booking in park days?”
In April, the family headed for Universal Studios, as well as visiting Disney World, and appeared to have plenty of fun.
After braving the chaos at Manchester Airport, Sue and Noel, along with 14 of their children, flew out to America and kept their swathes of fans updated the whole way as they soaked up the sights and tasty food.
And earlier this month, Britain's largest family welcomed a brand new addition.
Chloe Radford, 26, introduced her baby daughter to fans online, with mum and grandma, Sue, celebrating the arrival of the newest member of the family.
Taking to Instagram, Chloe shared a heartwarming snap of herself alongside her partner and their newborn baby.
Captioning the image, she wrote: "23rd July 2022 [star emoji] our beautiful daughter made her entrance into the world and we are in the biggest baby love bubble you can imagine.
"6lb 2oz of pure perfection and I can’t quite believe she is ours. I am just so in love with her."
Sue expressed her delight at becoming a grandmother once again by writing: "So proud of Chloe and Jake, she’s a little beauty, can’t wait to meet her."
