QSDP and the F&W Festival

[klwdisney]

I'm planning our next trip which will be for the Food & Wine Festival. I haven't been in about 10 years and am very excited to show my mom how awesome it is!!
We are considering doing the Quick Service Dining Plan just so it's less of an expense to worry about when we're there and we eat mostly QS anyway with maybe 2 TS meals in a whole week so we don't mind paying that out of pocket.
I wanted to make sure that we can use the snack credits towards purchasing dishes at the festival? That may be a deciding factor for us in choosing QSDP vs no plan.

Thanks!

 

[smitch425]

I'm planning our next trip which will be for the Food & Wine Festival. I haven't been in about 10 years and am very excited to show my mom how awesome it is!!
We are considering doing the Quick Service Dining Plan just so it's less of an expense to worry about when we're there and we eat mostly QS anyway with maybe 2 TS meals in a whole week so we don't mind paying that out of pocket.
I wanted to make sure that we can use the snack credits towards purchasing dishes at the festival? That may be a deciding factor for us in choosing QSDP vs no plan.

Thanks!

Most items at F & W are snack credits.

 

[klwdisney]

THANKS!!

Is there a place I can go to see what's counted as a snack at the festival and what isn't?

 

[Mysteria]

http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2013-...val-marketplace-booths-menus-and-food-photos/

That is from last year. Just look for everything that says DDP Snack Eligible. Hope this helps!

 

[klwdisney]

Thank you!!

 

[MakiraMarlena]

Everything that is not alcoholic is a snack credit. All food and non-alcoholic beverages.

One year they had a dish that was just ice cream with a shot of Grand Marnier poured over it, that was excluded.

Be sure the QSDP is what you really want, as it is difficult to make it come out ahead in cost vs. value. The food & wine festival items are one of the best values for snack credits - provided you choose the more expensive samples.