Is the "Kitchen Sink" on the dining plan??

[hannah03]

Has anyone used the dining plan with this and if so, how did you do it??

 

[Thinktinknpixiedust]

ohhh, I would love it if the "kitchen sink" was on the dining plan... but I don't think that it is... but "hopefully" I am wrong... what a great snack for the whole family!!

 

[mom_rules]

Is B&C on the list of participating restaurants?

 

[palmtreegirl]

Not sure, all I know is that thing looks like a giant mushy mess, yuck.

 

[hannah03]

I know you wouldn't be able to use it as a snack b/c it's $22.50, but I was hoping we could use 1 CS credit. Anyone????

 

[diznee25]

I looked at the PDF listing on mousesavers.com for Beaches and Cream.
It is only listed as a counter service meal.
Disney doesn't mention that any substitutions are allowed in the Dinning Plan.
So, I'd take that to be no...the Kitchen Sink can't be substituted for a counter service meal.

But who knows? It's one of those situations where you'd need to ask them in person once you're there.

Diznee25

 

[Pamlur]

The PDF listing I have shows it as only table service. I had hoped the take-out window would be counter service, but I don't see where it is.

 

[iwannabeminnie]

Since the dining plan is only good for the number of "nights" on your stay and not the number of "days" we know we will be paying out of pocket for one days meals. We were going to do the Kitchen Sink for a "supper" after eating lunch at Le Cellier. For the five of us, paying for THAT meal out of pocket is going to be cheaper than using a Dining Plan credit and paying for another meal out of pocket.

 

[soccermom5]

we ate at b&c in april we had used 7 credits (7people) asked for our desserts to go because we wanted to order the ks and when we received our bill it was all on one so happy needless to say the waitress received an awesome tip ( maybe that was her hopes )

 

[Thinktinknpixiedust]

Now that's really using your noggin!! I think we may "borrow" your terrific idea!

Since the dining plan is only good for the number of "nights" on your stay and not the number of "days" we know we will be paying out of pocket for one days meals. We were going to do the Kitchen Sink for a "supper" after eating lunch at Le Cellier. For the five of us, paying for THAT meal out of pocket is going to be cheaper than using a Dining Plan credit and paying for another meal out of pocket.