All You Can Eat Pass Question???

[MCazer]

"All You Can Eat Pass" all day long (actually until 30 minutes before park closing).

Adults (one park) $18.99 plus tax
Chlidren (one park) $8.99 plus tax

Adults (two park) $22.99 plus tax
Children (two parks) $10.99 plus tax
Beverages are not included.

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So, if you want to eat at both parks for one day it is $22.99? Not that the $22.99 is good for 2 days, right?

So, if I am correct, for an additional $4.00 you can eat at all the restaurants in both parks for one day? or two?

 

[Figment22]

So, if I am correct, for an additional $4.00 you can eat at all the restaurants in both parks for one day? or two?

That's correct.

 

[sha_lyn]

So, if I am correct, for an additional $4.00 you can eat at all the restaurants in both parks for one day? or two?

for one day

 

[ChisJo]

Does anybody know if this was still being offered during the peak season?

 

[Sylvester McBean]

Does anybody know if this was still being offered during the peak season?

that's up to UO. but the marketing behind it seems to be growing in the parks lately.

 

[ely3857]

This meal plan sounds like a deal! since it will be just my daughter and I going there for the day and we wil be there all day until closing when my husband comes to pick us back up.....
To be cheaper, would you be allowed to buy the kids all you can eat ticket, and have her get a meal in one place and finish it them walk over to another place and get another kids meal for the mom to eat? save money....

If you did that then you would spend most of your one day queueing for food, and as a prev poster said if you insist on trying to beat the system then it would be discountinued and the rest of us who follow it as we are supposed to would end up paying the price



Jodie

 

[macraven]

i posted this on the other all you can eat thread earlier this week.

last year a family was trying to beat the system.
don't remember all the details but the basics to it were that only 2 in the family of 4 or 5 had bought the program and had the wristband.

the cashier noticed the sharing of food and the extra trips back up to order more food. she stopped it.

i have read where people can be kicked out of the park/ asked to leave immediately for this type of action.

it's not worth it to be humiliated and lose your money on the ticket for the park that day in order to save a few bucks.

if money is tight, make food in the morning and store it in a locker for later use for the family. i have never seen anyone get in trouble for doing that.