can you share on dining plan?

[PavelB]

I know the answer is here somewhere but I can't find it. On the plan can I just share with one of my (adult price) kids? There is no way that I can eat that much food. I could just eat one of their salads. Then I could use the table service points I save to help with the signiture dinners.
Would this work?
Thanks
wahoo! finally made my reservation for july!

 

[SB in KY]

Yes...it will work!! You can share meals and save up the credits either for extra meals or for signature places. Only place this would not work (obviously) are the buffets.

 

[PavelB]

I think I will be able to use some for breakfast and some for signitures!
Anyway, I could live on appetizers alone!

 

[efinn88858]

I know the answer is here somewhere but I can't find it. On the plan can I just share with one of my (adult price) kids? There is no way that I can eat that much food. I could just eat one of their salads. Then I could use the table service points I save to help with the signiture dinners.
Would this work?
Thanks
wahoo! finally made my reservation for july!

what are table service points?

 

[BettyCv]

what are table service points?

When you purchase the dining plan, you get 1 table service meal, 1 counter service meal, and 1 snack per person for each night you stay. All of these meals are "pooled" together for each category. For instance, if you have 2 adults and 2 kids on the plan for 5 nights, your points would start off as 20 table service meals (or "points"), 20 counter service meals (points) and 20 snacks (points). Some people split table service meals on a given day so that they will have 2 table service points per person to use at a "signature" restaurant or dinner show (which require 2 points per person). You can use the points at whatever rate you want. You could use them all the first couple days, if you wanted to (not that you would want to). They expire at midnight of the day you check out.

Hope that helps...

Betty

 

[efinn88858]

Thanks, Bettycv! Great explanation. Now I understand.