QSDP and Breakfast

[RSGroup]

I've read a bunch, but I am still confused about using a CS credit for breakfast. I know I can get a breakfast platter and two drinks, or a breakfast sandwich and two drinks. I have also heard that sometimes at the hotel food courts they will let you sub a yogurt or fruit cup for one of the drinks.

But what if I want a cinnamon roll or muffin? Can I get two? One and a fruit cup? (BTW, I know you can use a snack credit to get a cinnamon roll, but I am trying to work out using up CS credits.)

Thanks!

 

[2Tiggies]

I have heard a few people mention that they managed to sub a yogurt for a drink but these reports are so few and random that it is safest to take it as a rare exception to the rule.

What you can do with a CS is usually get a continental style breakfast, like 2 items such as a muffin or bagel, pastries, a fruit bowl, yogurt, etc. and then your two drinks. You are really just subbing the 2 cold "sides" instead of a platter or typical breakfast. Always ask first just to be sure. Mostly it is not a problem. Occasionally there may just be a CM who says no. If that happens, ask someone else.

 

[catne]

Just an FYI: you might just want to price out what the cash cost would be on a CS breakfast...if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, usually lunch & dinner CS are much higher cost and your better deal with spending CS credits.

Breakfast items tend to be the cheapest (including breakfast platters...generally a lot cheaper than a lunch/dinner combo or platter) If you have the refillable mug to get your beverage with, you can generally get a couple of items like a cinnamon roll & piece of fruit for $5. No way you're going to get a lunch or dinner CS for that.

 

[2Tiggies]

Just an FYI: you might just want to price out what the cash cost would be on a CS breakfast...if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, usually lunch & dinner CS are much higher cost and your better deal with spending CS credits.

Breakfast items tend to be the cheapest (including breakfast platters...generally a lot cheaper than a lunch/dinner combo or platter) If you have the refillable mug to get your beverage with, you can generally get a couple of items like a cinnamon roll & piece of fruit for $5. No way you're going to get a lunch or dinner CS for that.

Good point. I didn't even think to mention that. I was under the impression that the OP was trying to find ways to burn CS credits. I am trying to do the same so one-track mind.

 

[beroh2253]

Just an FYI: you might just want to price out what the cash cost would be on a CS breakfast...if you're trying to get the most bang for your buck, usually lunch & dinner CS are much higher cost and your better deal with spending CS credits.

Breakfast items tend to be the cheapest (including breakfast platters...generally a lot cheaper than a lunch/dinner combo or platter) If you have the refillable mug to get your beverage with, you can generally get a couple of items like a cinnamon roll & piece of fruit for $5. No way you're going to get a lunch or dinner CS for that.

What we do alot for breakfast is we have the mug for a coffee and use a snack credit for a cinnamon bun or blueberry muffin.

 

[MissJanice]

We almost never use our CS for breakfast. My favorite meal in all of Disney is the Kids Mickey waffles breakfast. So it is much cheaper than an adult entree (and I so don't need two drinks and a refillable mug...unless I get water to take to the parks.) Or when I need a change I'll get a breakfast pastry and some coffee in my refillable mug! $2.50 well spent. Then I will go to Flame Tree with my CS and get a $20 ribs/drink/dessert meal!