Here's an interesting question.

[marksor]

Disney had a similar plan that we paid for on our first trip in 1998- it was a pre-paid meal plan and it was use-it or lose-it. Despite our best efforts we had about $150 left in food/beverage credit after our last breakfast the day we were leaving. We then stopped in at Beaches and Cream for a quick lunch before we left and I decided to give our server a huge tip- I think I added a $75 gratuity to our bill and I even checked with the manager to make sure that I could do it.

 

[jann1033]

since we usually drive i'd proably use them for a meal to take to eat the next day on the road ( we also have a cooler we bring) but if not it would be nice to find a family with a gazzillion kids and buy them a meal

 

[coinkc]

We ate at Casey's on our last day at WDW last month and had extra credits. I hung out near the register and waited for someone to order meals (most people were just getting water...it was HOT!). When I finally heard someone order lunch for his family I stepped up and asked the cashier to use my credits. The guy thought I was absolutely nuts (he had never heard of the dining program). Finally he realized that his bill had gone from $30 something to $3 (extra fries I think!). It was fun to do and made leaving just a little bit easier knowing we had made someone smile that day!

 

[HaleyB]

We would give them away. We give away fast passes all the time and I spend a lot of time explaining the fast pass system to people when I do it. Amazing that there are still so many people who are in the dark about it.

 

[Martha7]

I'd like to think that I'd pay for someone else's meal, but honestly, people give you such strange looks when you just try to give them your fastpasses, that I don't know if I'd be courageous enough to try it!

 

[patsal]

Aubree--you sound wonderful! And I know what you mean about the "looks"