How was Spirit Airlines Snack Box?

[Sandy Feet]

On the Spirit website the link to info about this $4 snack box doesn't work. I was just curious to read what the snack was and if anyone thought it was worth it.

We have a looooonnng layover in Puerto Rico before getting on Spirit to Orlando. The food at SJU has always been pretty dismal, but I'm a bit worried about getting back to the airport in time to check-in if we leave to hang out somewhere else for a few hours.

 

[Boo Mc]

Can't remember exactly what it had but it was better than I thought it'd be. Crackers, cookies, one or two cheeses (I think). Sorry I can't be more helpful but it seemed worth the $4 and I preferred it to a regular airline meal.

 

[karin037]

Want a snack?

Try a Spirit Snack Pack!

Available On-Board on selected flights while supplies last for only $4

Spirit Snack Pack Contents

Breakfast

Mott's Natural Style Apple Sauce*
Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treat
Kellogg's Nutri-Grain Cereal Bar - Strawberry*
Carr's Table Water Crackers*
Keebler Club Mini Sandwiches - Real Cheese
Smucker's Strawberry Jam*

Kraft Creme Savers Mint/Candy
Handy Wipe
*Kosher Item

Lunch/Dinner

Sunmaid Raisins*
Keebler Wheatables (crackers)
Kellogg's Famous Amos Oatmeal Raisin Cookies*
Carr's Table Water Crackers*
Kellogg's Rice Krispies Treat
Gourmet Cheddar Cheese Sauce
Gourmet Jalapeno Cheese Sauce
Reinhold Beef Sticks (2)

Kraft Creme Savers Mint/Candy
Handy Wipe
*Kosher Item

 

[grammagail]

From what I saw - it wasn't worth it. Don't know exactly what was in it - but was in a box with what looked like cookies and maybe some crackers. We got the "free" animal cookies on the way down - and passed on the "free" pretzels on the way back.

But we ony had a 2 1/2 hour flight so maybe they are different on different flights (?)

 

[melanie18]

We got one for our DD (3yo) on our flight from Atlantic City to Orlando and back. They were perfect for her because it had rice krispie treats, cheese & crackers, etc and kept her occupied for about an hour just preparing "snacks" for everyone around her.

 

[inkkognito]

LOL! That reminds me of the old (original) Midway Airline. I remember that they used to pass out chocolate mint sticks after the meal, and they recruited the kids to help. It was a great way to help occupy the little ones and also give them a chance to burn off a little energy.
Barb

 

[Sandy Feet]

Thanks Everyone.
Hmm, might be worth buying them just for the entertainment value!