Desserts?

[tinkabella627]

Do milkshakes count as a dessert if you have the dining plan or is that an out of pocket thing?

 

[sammatt]

Do milkshakes count as a dessert if you have the dining plan or is that an out of pocket thing?

I do believe they are always a dessert option, when available. From what I have read, sometimes they are considered a beverage.

 

[catne]

just ask...we have had the milkshake as our DDP beverage at The Wave; also fruit smoothies at Le Cellier. Other people have mentioned the milkshakes as drink at other restaurants, too (I think Sci Fi Drive In was another one.)

 

[tinkabella627]

I thought I read that somewhere but I have been reading so much on these boards lately I don't know which end is up. We are literally writing out everything we would order to see if the dining plan is worth the money or not.

 

[squirrel]

We were told that Adults could get Milkshakes as a drink option but children had to use dessert at Sci-Fi.

WCC also allows Milkshakes as drink.

Kona Cafe allowed Adults a smoothie-not sure if we asked about the kids.

 

[aubriee]

We've gotten milk shakes or smoothies as our beverage at WCC, the Wave, 50's Prime Time, Sci-Fi, and Konas (as well as at the old Concourse Steak House). We've never ordered them for dessert, so I don't know about that. Sorry!