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Pumbaa_ · 01-10-2009, 03:11 PM

The basic Dining Plan or DDP entitles each guest to receive 1 Table Service (TS) credit, Quick Service or Counter Service (CS) credits and 1 Snack credit per nights' stay.

2009 Disney Dining Plan PDF

Cost
Regular dining plan:

$39.99 per guest 10 and older and
$10.99 per child 3-9 years old

The price for the basic Dining Plan is per night of stay. The basic Dining Plan price includes tax but does not include most gratuities. The Dining Plan must be purchased for everyone registered on the reservation for the entire length of the reservation.

Included in the plan

Counter Service
Each Counter Service (or Quick Service) Credit includes one of the following:

Breakfast: Juice, Entrée, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR one Combo Meal, Non-alcoholic beverage

Lunch: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR one Combo Meal, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage

Dinner: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR one Combo Meal, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage

Table Service
Each Table Service meal on the Regular Dining Plan includes one of the following:

Breakfast: Juice, Entrée, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR One full buffet

Lunch: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR One full buffet

Dinner: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage
OR One full buffet

WDW CS children’s menus usually consist of an entrée and two “sides” that may be selected from a list, which generally includes:

fresh fruit
fresh vegetables
sugar free gelatin
applesauce
french fries if you request them,
cookies, pudding or ice cream

Children on the dining plan are entitled to select an entrée and two of these “sides” – but one “side” counts as dessert. (They do not get to choose two “sides” plus a dessert.)

Children’s desserts are not comparable to adult desserts at CS. There are numerous complaints from parents who feel their younger children are upset by the fact that they have to order smaller desserts while older members of the party get larger, more standard desserts. If you want regular desserts at CS for your child age 3-9, the options are

1) purchase an extra dessert
2) use a snack credit to get an extra dessert
3) use the child’s CS credits at restaurants that do not have a separate children’s menu, some of which offer regular size desserts
4) share your dessert with your child

FAQ

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01-10-2009, 03:11 PM	#3
Pumbaa_ Hakuna Matata! My first attempts at gravy required slicing It probably got lost in the scrolling Join Date: Jan 2001 Location: CT Posts: 7,044	Disney Dining Plan - The original plan The basic Dining Plan or DDP entitles each guest to receive 1 Table Service (TS) credit, Quick Service or Counter Service (CS) credits and 1 Snack credit per nights' stay. 2009 Disney Dining Plan PDF Cost Regular dining plan: $39.99 per guest 10 and older and $10.99 per child 3-9 years old The price for the basic Dining Plan is per night of stay. The basic Dining Plan price includes tax but does not include most gratuities. The Dining Plan must be purchased for everyone registered on the reservation for the entire length of the reservation. Included in the plan Counter Service Each Counter Service (or Quick Service) Credit includes one of the following: Breakfast: Juice, Entrée, Non-alcoholic beverage OR one Combo Meal, Non-alcoholic beverage Lunch: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage OR one Combo Meal, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage Dinner: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage OR one Combo Meal, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage Table Service Each Table Service meal on the Regular Dining Plan includes one of the following: Breakfast: Juice, Entrée, Non-alcoholic beverage OR One full buffet Lunch: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage OR One full buffet Dinner: Entrée, Dessert, Non-alcoholic beverage OR One full buffet WDW CS children’s menus usually consist of an entrée and two “sides” that may be selected from a list, which generally includes: fresh fruit fresh vegetables sugar free gelatin applesauce french fries if you request them, cookies, pudding or ice cream Children on the dining plan are entitled to select an entrée and two of these “sides” – but one “side” counts as dessert. (They do not get to choose two “sides” plus a dessert.) Children’s desserts are not comparable to adult desserts at CS. There are numerous complaints from parents who feel their younger children are upset by the fact that they have to order smaller desserts while older members of the party get larger, more standard desserts. If you want regular desserts at CS for your child age 3-9, the options are 1) purchase an extra dessert 2) use a snack credit to get an extra dessert 3) use the child’s CS credits at restaurants that do not have a separate children’s menu, some of which offer regular size desserts 4) share your dessert with your child FAQ Return to Post 1 __________________ Jody ºOº Co-Moderator Restaurant Board Last edited by Tricia1972; 01-10-2009 at 08:59 PM.