Dining Plan?

Last year we used all of our TS credits, paid for two TS meals OOP, had CS credits left over that we didn't use and also had snack credits left over- but spent them in our resort store before we left to go home. There are some really good CS options at WDW but there are alot that I just don't think the food is worth the money you pay for it. NExt time we are going to pay OOP and eat at only a couple CS restuarants and eat mostly at TS restaurants. We will probably buy some food from resort store for breakfast. i am wondering if you can convert CS credits to TS credits though?
 
A lot of people use the CS credits for breakfasts. I've heard of people getting quite a few items at the Main Street Bakery using 1 CS credit rather than using a bunch of snack credits, the cast members advise them on which items to mix together for a CS credit.

As for turning CS into TS credits that doesn't happen. They do sometimes allow you to trade in a TS for a CS and Snack Credit or a CS & gift of some sort like a pin.
 
What do you do when you have more counter service meals than you need?

Last year we did DTD our last day before heading out. I stopped at Earl of Sandwich and got several meals for the drive home.

Last year we used all of our TS credits, paid for two TS meals OOP, had CS credits left over that we didn't use and also had snack credits left over- but spent them in our resort store before we left to go home. There are some really good CS options at WDW but there are alot that I just don't think the food is worth the money you pay for it. NExt time we are going to pay OOP and eat at only a couple CS restuarants and eat mostly at TS restaurants. We will probably buy some food from resort store for breakfast. i am wondering if you can convert CS credits to TS credits though?

You can not convert CS credits to TS credits.
 

what my family did last summer is use the extra CS meals to get sandwiches from Earl Of Sandwich and bring them home to eat the next day. Like after the plane ride
 
MOst of the time we have snack left over and maybe a couple of cs meals that we get bfast with for the ride home. We are in GA and never fly so we have snacks to tide us over. We are big eaters, but when you eat a buffet meal in the day its hard to eat that much later so we split two cs meals and have some left for a rainy day.
 
This past month we had about 6 counter service meals left with a day to go!:rolleyes1 So while at the Electric Umbrella, we each ordered the meatball sandwich and also a caeser salad meal! It was the perfect meal! Also, we ordered 3 chicken tender meals with fries that we ate on the airplane. We got a bag of Chips, a bag of Doritos and a brownie for dessert! We drank one drink on the way to the airport and gave the other 2 Vitamin Waters to our Magical Express driver who was vey grateful!:goodvibes
 
what my family did last summer is use the extra CS meals to get sandwiches from Earl Of Sandwich and bring them home to eat the next day. Like after the plane ride

I have a dumb question. How do you pack it for the plane ride? Does it get hot where the luggage goes? I have been wanting to bring home some of the snacks like cookies (seems like i always have all these packs of cookies left over :rotfl:) Our flight is just under two hours.
 
What do you do when you have more counter service meals than you need?

We're driving home (24 hours), so I plan to pick up cold sandwiches from a variety of different places on our last day at the world. I'll bring along some Saran Wrap and Ziplock baggies and just wrap them up tight and throw them in an ice chest.
 

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