Do they frown on sharing TS credits??

[lor]

We are going to Disney during free dining, a family of 4 ,2 kids ,2 adults, all on the adult dining plan. We found last time with the meals alot got wasted especially when you get a dessert with very meal. I was wondering if we could just use 3TS credits for our meals, and order an appetizer on the side and pay OOP for it, I'm sure with 3TS meals there still will be lots to share,(plus I am trying, lol ,to lose weight) and would give us extra credits to use elsewhere. So if you are doing free dining so they frown upon this?

 

[TDC Nala]

You cannot share at buffets, all you can eat family style restaurants, CRT, Akershus or dinner shows.

Via Napoli does not permit credit sharing on the dining plan.

Awhile back there were reports that Beaches & Cream didn't allow credit sharing, but haven't heard that for awhile.

Otherwise, it seams you can share pretty much anywhere.

Remember if you have extra kids credits left over, they can only be used for kids' meals.

 

[elaine amj]

We just did that. Takes a little bit of careful planning to ensure we are not left with 2 kids credits and trying to make a meal out of it.

They were gracious everywhere we ate except for TRex where we were told no several times.

 

[minniebride]

We did this alot during our honeymoon trip last year.

We did not do it at signature restaurants because we just felt weird only ordering one entree there, but we did it at many other sit down restaurants (and CS too). Between staying CL & being on the DDP, we found it was just way too much food for 2 people.

When we did split meals, we tended to tip alot higher, but I don't think that's imperative-just our style when we split meals at home.

We did not have any restaurany deny us or treat us any differently for doing so.

 

[WhitGB]

We are 3 adults and 1 child eating at Via. I was hoping to use 2 adult credits and then get my "3rd adult" (which is a dd10) an app out of pocket. Is this not allowed? Do I need to use 3A and 1C since that is what is on the card. There is no way she will eat an entire meal from there. In the past we were 2A and 2C so it was not a problem.

 

[purple figment]

We are 3 adults and 1 child eating at Via. I was hoping to use 2 adult credits and then get my "3rd adult" (which is a dd10) an app out of pocket. Is this not allowed? Do I need to use 3A and 1C since that is what is on the card.

You don't have to each use a credit. You can order an app and pay OOP for your "3rd adult." What you cannot do at Via Napoli is use 1 credit to order an individual pizza and have 2 people share it.

 

[WhitGB]

You don't have to each use a credit. You can order an app and pay OOP for your "3rd adult." What you cannot do at Via Napoli is use 1 credit to order an individual pizza and have 2 people share it.

Thank you.

 

[sharonabe]

We are going to Disney during free dining, a family of 4 ,2 kids ,2 adults, all on the adult dining plan. We found last time with the meals alot got wasted especially when you get a dessert with very meal. I was wondering if we could just use 3TS credits for our meals, and order an appetizer on the side and pay OOP for it, I'm sure with 3TS meals there still will be lots to share,(plus I am trying, lol ,to lose weight) and would give us extra credits to use elsewhere. So if you are doing free dining so they frown upon this?

You say you're all on the ADULT dining plan, but you have 2 kids, so that's a little confusing. Did you upgrade your kids to adults for free dining? If so, then you should have no problem.

However, if you didn't make your kids adults (buy adult tickets for them), then the problem you will have is you can only order 2 adult meals and then 1 kids meal which would leave you with left-over kids TS credits.

 

[TDC Nala]

Sometimes folks post and they have trouble considering their 10 year olds anything but "kids" so they don't write 4 adults, they write 2 kids 2 adults without meaning they have anyone on the child's dining plan.

I am assuming from that post that the OP has 2 adults and 2 kids over age 9; or they have upgraded kids under 10 to the adult plan.