Closed:DDP credit swapping

[Disneyfanfour]

Hi,

Just trying to figure out if we can swap QS credits for more snacks or vice-versa? Or when ordering a QS can I choose snack items from the menu as part of the meal?

Thanks for any input,

Angie

 

[Pumbaa_]

During free dining last year, there were some opportunities to use the CS credits for snacks. However, that is not the norm and not available at this time.

Also, snacks cannot be added to your combo meal, but you can purchase snack items using your snack credits at the same time.

Example - Flame Tree Barbeque - order ribs, drink and dessert. Add fries using a snack credit. You cannot substitue fries for the corn and beans that come with the ribs.

Make sense?

 

[bicker]

Just trying to figure out if we can swap QS credits for more snacks or vice-versa?

From the Dining Plan FAQ:

Can I use TS credits for CS meals?
No. During the last free dining promotion, Disney did extend an offer to use TS credits for CS meals (plus two snacks and a cheap lanyard), but that offer has expired. Prior to that offer, some (but not all) hotel front desks allowed some (but not all) guests to convert some of their remaining TS credits in the CS credits, with the understanding that once converted they cannot be converted back. However, that is not an official part of the Dining Plan, and so you may or may not be successful in getting them to do that for you.

Can I use two (or three) CS credits for a TS meal?
No. There is no way to combine CS credits to "pay for" a TS meal.

Can I exchange CS credits for snacks?
No. However, some eateries which support both CS and snack credits will allow you to use one CS credit for two or three snacks. That's not a standard thing, though, and it isn't necessarily consistent either.

You may find a lot of good information you need to know in the Dining Plan FAQ. It can be found here:

http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1305783

Or when ordering a QS can I choose snack items from the menu as part of the meal?

Generally, based on my memory, I think the answer to this is "maybe" That's because QS includes dessert, and in many cases (but surely not all cases) snacks also qualify as desserts. However, note that some eateries limit which desserts (snacks) are included on the Dining Plan for a QS.