More than one item for snack credit?????

[DisneyDancin7]

If i were to get the QSDP, and wanted to use a snack credit, can i buy more than one item if the total is under $4? What i mean is lets say i want an item that costs $2 and then a drink that is $1.50 (i know these prices aren't correct, but just for the example's sake), can i buy them both with a snack credit because the total is under $4...i am basing this off my memory...im pretty sure a snack is mostly anything under $4????? :confused3

[DisneyGirl@Heart]

No, you can't. You can only get one item per snack credit. The only exception I know of is the little box of cereal for breakfast which comes with a pint of milk, both of those are only one credit.

[jlewisinsyr]

The $4.00 rule also really isn't in existence anymore. Disney got wise to the box of donuts, etc. and pretty much started enforcing the plan as it was originally intended.

[kaytieeldr]

So, to make things absolutely clear: Your $2 item will 'cost' you one snack credit, and your $1.50 item will 'cost' you an additional snack credit.

It was never that a snack credit was "worth" up to $4; it was that most items up to $4 were considered snacks in 2006 and 2007.

Effective 1/1/08, Disney changed back to the original rules, with some expansion, so that a snack really was something for one person to eat to temporarily satisfy hunger pangs (or thirst) between meals.

[Tammy296]

No. :sad2:

And you know what? It stinks I know!!

On my first ever trip in 2007, I was constantly walking around asking service members -- "Is this considered a snack credit?" I really hated doing that. The rule should be the rule everywhere..

under $4-$5 on a total balance. Period!! That would make it so much easier. I hate thinking I have to PLAN on what I eat for a snack when I go on our next trip now... :sad:

-T

[DisneyDancin7]

No. :sad2:

And you know what? It stinks I know!!

On my first ever trip in 2007, I was constantly walking around asking service members -- "Is this considered a snack credit?" I really hated doing that. The rule should be the rule everywhere..

under $4-$5 on a total balance. Period!! That would make it so much easier. I hate thinking I have to PLAN on what I eat for a snack when I go on our next trip now... :sad:

-T

it does stink! :sad: oh well, thank you everyone for your help! now i just have to decide if i want to do the QSDP or not...:confused3

[Allison]

No. :sad2:

And you know what? It stinks I know!!

On my first ever trip in 2007, I was constantly walking around asking service members -- "Is this considered a snack credit?" I really hated doing that. The rule should be the rule everywhere..

under $4-$5 on a total balance. Period!! That would make it so much easier. I hate thinking I have to PLAN on what I eat for a snack when I go on our next trip now... :sad:

-T


But, you don't have to plan. You are choosing to plan because you want to get a certain value out of snacks.

[RMulieri]

A snack is just that...a snack.Not a meal.Disney just chose to enforce its own rule.

[kaytieeldr]

On my first ever trip in 2007, I was constantly walking around asking service members -- "Is this considered a snack credit?" I'm not sure why :confused: By 2007, all snack items were marked with the white-and-purple square 'snack' symbol'.