At what QS restaurants can you get a slushie or shake with a CS meal credit?

[Sunnywho]

And does it count as a drink or a dessert?

I remember having a red slushie as part of my meal credit at Liberty Inn in Epcot. I think this is the case at Main Street Bakery too? Are there any other counter service restaurants with slushies? Last time I gave the slushie to my kids to share so this is a matter of great importance to them.

 

[momtocss]

We just got back a week ago after six days on the quick service meal plan. We always ordered pop or tea with our meal and got the cakes, cookies, mousse, yogurt, or rice krispie treat as our desserts. Sorry that I don't have an answer for you.

 

[catne]

nowhere that I know of...the milkshake or slushie for beverage is at table service places. Most of the park counter service restaurants have a choice of soda fountain drinks for your beverage with the meal and for dessert, you get a choice of maybe 2 prepackaged items (like a little packaged choc cake or a little packaged carrot cake or a little packaged parfait) Most of those places will let you have the prepackaged fruit serving from the kids meal as your dessert if you don't want the little cakes or parfait; some have whole fruit available (like a basket of apples sitting there) and some will let you take a bottled water as your dessert. But none of them let you have a shake or slushie instead of the soda fountain choices as your drink. Now, we have actually never eaten lunch or dinner at the two places you mention (Liberty Inn at Epcot and MS Bakery in MK) so maybe they have slushy machines there.

Now at the resort counter service with ice cream counter, then yes, you are generally allowed to choose a shake, cone or sundae as your dessert.

 

[mom to 3 angels]

Looking at the 2011 confirmed snacks thread, I have seen slushies and a smoothie as a snack credit. And that's just in MK! Perhaps you may have gotten it as a snack? I hope this list is confirmed for next year!

 

[aubriee]

You used to be able to get a smoothie as your beverage at the Pepper Market over at CSR, but they stopped that a couple of years ago. That was the only CS restaurant that allowed it that I knew of.