How does the Meal Deal Ticket work?

[manleykr]

Has anyone used the meal deal ticket? I am wondering how this works. I know they have certain places but do you get to choose anything or do they have a list posted? I would appreciate any info on this. Thanks

 

[JLTraveling]

You get one entree, one or two sides (I think), and a dessert. So you can basically order anything, just not a whole pizza or anything of that nature. You can also get a refillable mug with free refills for an additional charge (Somewhere around $8, I forget exactly.) If in doubt, ask before you order, but it really is good for almost anything, and it's a fabulous deal. Dirty little secret, though they tell you can't share a wristband, it's really easy to do. The band wearer can go in and get a meal, bring it to the other person, then wait a few minutes and go get another meal. I've shared a wristband between as many as three people, and we never went hungry! If you do it this way though, sit at the outside tables and be somewhat discreet.

 

[phamton]

Here is the menu: http://www.disboards.com/showthread.php?t=1011431

They have also added Monster Cafe and Richters at Univesal and Burger Digs at IOA.

 

[faindrops27]

So the meal deal is still going eh?

 

[lisaanddenny]

Hi, a group of 14 of us are coming in November, 2nd week, we purchased the dining meal deal option directly through universal studios via the phone, along with a hotel package. please answer the following questions about the meal deal. in the brief explanation of the meal deal on the universal studio site, it states that desserts are jello, cookie or bundt cake. My question is this, if there is another dessert item that costs the same as a cookie, jello or bundt cake, could you choose this also, i.e. a milkshake is the same amt of money as a bundt cake, could we choose a milkshake for dessert? I would appreciate an answer. Lisa

 

[momof3disneyholics]

You get one entree, one or two sides (I think), and a dessert. So you can basically order anything, just not a whole pizza or anything of that nature. You can also get a refillable mug with free refills for an additional charge (Somewhere around $8, I forget exactly.) If in doubt, ask before you order, but it really is good for almost anything, and it's a fabulous deal. Dirty little secret, though they tell you can't share a wristband, it's really easy to do. The band wearer can go in and get a meal, bring it to the other person, then wait a few minutes and go get another meal. I've shared a wristband between as many as three people, and we never went hungry! If you do it this way though, sit at the outside tables and be somewhat discreet.

That's too much trouble for me. Esp. since the lines can be quite long at times. The meal deal is cheap anyway, so why basically steal to get a free meal, or two or three?