Are snacks, CS and TS labeled?

[farrfoo]

Okat so I have all my TS ADRs, but I am new to DDP and DONT want to plan where we will use our CS, Can we just be in a park and look around for a counter srevice resturant,will they B labeled? Same goes with snacks, how will I know what I can use credits on in a store?

 

[kaytieeldr]

Well, Counter Service restaurants aren't "labeled" in any way, but they're easily identifiable in that you enter the establishment, get in a line, order your food from (and pay) a cashier, go to the counter, pick up your order when it's ready, and find your own table. And clean up after yourselves
Table Service restaurants are where you check in at a podium and wait until your table is ready and your name is called. You're escorted to your table and given menus. Somebody takes your order; your food is brought to you; you pay after the meal and - if not on a dining plan - leave a tip.
Eligible snacks ARE indicated by a small purple and white square on the display, I think with the letter 'S' in it.

There are some variations on the above, for example buffets are Table Service; Beaches & Cream is, too, but you might seat yourself - I don't remember.

 

[tkd lisa]

Here's what the snack label looks like.

If you can access a passporter, they have listings of the restaurants that are TS (and say what's one or two credits) and CS for DDP.

A general rule of thumb is that anything under $4 that is served at locations that can take credit type media (room charge, credit cards, debit cards) are usually a snack credit. There are a couple of notable exceptions (pastries at the French bakery AREN'T available as snacks, even though the ones in Norway are).

 

[AUTimmy]

I have a quick question, Can we use snack credit at counter service locations?