on the regular dining plan-in a ts restaurant..

[married2mm]

I know it's an entree,dessert and drink-
However,can you skip dessert, or does everyone have to order one?


Probably not a common issue,but I don't always want/like dessert options.

 

[mom2of2]

you can skip it if you want to. Some restaurants can substitute water or shakes that you can take with you or you can get your dessert to go

 

[married2mm]

Thanks.

 

[disneybliss2]

You can skip dessert if you want.

I don't think they'll make substitutions at a table service restaurant but I have heard of people getting substitutions for dessert at counter service restaurants (a dessert will come with your counter service meal as well). I've heard of people trading the dessert for a bottle of water or fruit (such as the bagged apple slices or grapes). I've never tried it, but plan to on our next trip because many have reported doing this. I'd rather have the fruit than the not so appealing counter service dessert. Just thought I'd throw this info out there in case you wanted to forego the counter service dessert as well.

 

[sharonabe]

You can skip any part of the entitlements you want; however, if you paid for the plan, you're losing money. A TS credit is roughly "worth" $37.50 (including tax). You'll have a difficult time spending that amount if you don't get all three parts.

 

[married2mm]

You can skip any part of the entitlements you want; however, if you paid for the plan, you're losing money. A TS credit is roughly "worth" $37.50 (including tax). You'll have a difficult time spending that amount if you don't get all three parts.

It's ok-as we've got free dining.

 

[JeanetteK]

You could also get your dessert "to go" if you wanted to have it for later. I've done that in the past (we are on DxDDP), and a lot of times, I just didn't have room for dessert. If you're heading back to your resort after dinner, that's always a good option. A nice piece of cheesecake make an awesome snack later at the resort