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sjaakie

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I'm sure this is asked before so sorry from a dummie:confused3 :confused3

We will take a room on concierge level and that includes breakfast.
What about the points for breakfast?
Can I use them for something else?

Lunch or something?
Thanks.
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The Dining Plan credits aren't pre-allocated for specific meals. You get a pool of credits (two separate pools, if you have young children with you), and you can use those credits for whatever meals you wish.
 
You get a CS credit, a TS credit, and a snack credit per person, per day. If you grab a light breakfast from the lounge (juice and muffin?) you can do a CS for lunch, and a TS for dinner (this would leave you snack credit for a drink or snack per day) You may find it hard to use up all your credits if your fam are light eaters:confused3
 
You get a CS credit, a TS credit, and a snack credit per person, per day. If you grab a light breakfast from the lounge (juice and muffin?) you can do a CS for lunch, and a TS for dinner (this would leave you snack credit for a drink or snack per day) You may find it hard to use up all your credits if your fam are light eaters:confused3

Regarding how big the meals are in America we are very light eaters so we wont starve to death. :rotfl2: :rotfl2:

Thanks fot the answers.
 

Concierge does not include a full 'breakfast'. It does include the concierge lounge which will have some breakfast foods out, such as cereals and pastries at breakfast time, but this is not a full breakfast. For many people this will be fine, but it is only a light breakfast.
 
I found these pictures at Allearsnet.

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I thought this was concierge at the Grand Floridian?
Am I mistaking?
 
That looks like it, cereal and pateries and some fruit, but not a full breakfast.
 
That looks like it, cereal and pateries and some fruit, but not a full breakfast.

Wow, that's a "full breakfast" for my family. It's a lot more than we'll be eating for breakfast on our WDW trip, that's for sure.
 
"Full breakfast" generally means hot items like eggs, pancakes, sausage, bacon, etc. Concierge offers "continental" breakfast items -- muffins, cereal, fruit. Plenty for some people, but would be disappointing if someone were expecting a hot breakfast.
 
"Full breakfast" generally means hot items like eggs, pancakes, sausage, bacon, etc. Concierge offers "continental" breakfast items -- muffins, cereal, fruit. Plenty for some people, but would be disappointing if someone were expecting a hot breakfast.

That far more than most people on the"continent" eat each morning.
Two sandwiches and a cup of coffee is the regular breakfast for almost the whole European continent.



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That far more than most people on the"continent" eat each morning.
Two sandwiches and a cup of coffee is the regular breakfast for almost the whole European continent.



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sjaakie--Is that why it's called "continental" breakfast--because that's the standard breakfast for people on the European continent?

Thank-you! I learned something new today!
 
sjaakie--Is that why it's called "continental" breakfast--because that's the standard breakfast for people on the European continent?

Thank-you! I learned something new today!


That why we book an American Breakfast when we visit our regular Holliday park.
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