Is D-Luxe burger on DDP?

[oceanscape]

If so, is it one QS credit? What's included for that?

Thanks!!

 

[mickeygirl78]

From what I read on the Disney food blog yes it is included. It is one QS credit. I've also seen reviews on FB and people have used the DDP there. From what I read you only get the burger as an entree, if you want fries you can sub them for the dessert.

 

[sharonabe]

The small order of fries and at least the Root Beer Float (and perhaps all floats) are designated as snack items with the snack logo, so you should be able to get a burger, fries and float with your QS credit.

 

[thornton0511]

I wonder why the shakes are not included but the floats are? Both show to be $7

 

[momtotaryn]

I posted yesterday that touring plans shows it only participates with snack credit items, but I've since been told otherwise. I sure hope it does participate with QS credits! I'd love to try it out!

 

[wendybeth75]

I was really pleasantly surprised to find it was not a TS. I had thought it was going to be more like a place you go and sit and order. It sounds a bit like a Red Robin to me. I am hoping that the dipping sauces are as good! We leave in a couple of weeks and I am hoping that it will be included as a QS credit.

 

[wendybeth75]

I just found that it is a QS credit. Disney parks blog originally reported in march that it wasn't but has since updated the page saying that it is. No details were given on whether fries are included. https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2016/03/d-luxe-burger-opening-this-may-at-disney-springs/

 

[jon18uk]

I just found that it is a QS credit. Disney parks blog originally reported in march that it wasn't but has since updated the page saying that it is. No details were given on whether fries are included. https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2016/03/d-luxe-burger-opening-this-may-at-disney-springs/

As the dining plan brochure states entree or combo and the burgers at D-Luxe are not sold as a combo then fries are extra cost. Or use the dessert part of the credit.

It does feel strange when you can get a $20 combo at Flame Tree for the same credit as an $11 burger at D-Luxe or a $6 breakfast sandwich at Starbucks are all treated the same.

 

[sharonabe]

I just found that it is a QS credit. Disney parks blog originally reported in march that it wasn't but has since updated the page saying that it is. No details were given on whether fries are included. https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/blog/2016/03/d-luxe-burger-opening-this-may-at-disney-springs/

Small order of fries are listed as a snack credit, so you SHOULD be able to get the burger, small fries, and a drink OR dessert. QS drink/dessert credits can be substituted for anything that is a SNACK item, so this SHOULD work.

 

[wendybeth75]

The dessert doesn't appeal to me so I'll have fries with mine!

 

[thornton0511]

So does anyone know why the $7 floats would be included with the DDP but the $7 shakes are not? They are the same price and both use ice cream lol!

 

[sharonabe]

So does anyone know why the $7 floats would be included with the DDP but the $7 shakes are not? They are the same price and both use ice cream lol!

Restaurant's choice. They may both use ice cream, but the shakes are made from gelato. Not sure about the floats. Soda is also a lot cheaper than milk, so that also makes the floats an easier choice for them. Be thankful they included the floats!

 

[thornton0511]

Restaurant's choice. They may both use ice cream, but the shakes are made from gelato. Not sure about the floats. Soda is also a lot cheaper than milk, so that also makes the floats an easier choice for them. Be thankful they included the floats!

I was surprised to see the floats included to be honest. I just assumed they would have both or neither so I just found it odd that both were priced the same and one included but not the other. What you are saying makes sense. Also it is Disney and they do a lot of things that don't necessarily make much sense so there you go!!