Quick Service Dining Plan Question

[huntconn]

The Quick Service DP states that each person gets 2 counter service meals per day. A brochure I printed out from Disney states however that 1 counter service meal is for Breakfast and the other is for Lunch/Dinner. Any of you folks know if this is accurate? I wanted to use 1 for lunch and 1 for dinner. Is this allowable or do you have to use 1 for breakfast? Any info from folks that have done the quick service plan would be appreciated.

 

[ancestry]

You receive 2 quick service meals per day. When you use them is up to you - you can use them for breakfast, lunch, or dinner. You also get 2 snacks each day.

 

[huntconn]

Thanks, that's what I was hoping. I most likely just misunderstood the brochure. Also, sorry for posting this here...just realized I should have done so in the Dining Plan area!

 

[TDC Nala]

Thanks, that's what I was hoping. I most likely just misunderstood the brochure. Also, sorry for posting this here...just realized I should have done so in the Dining Plan area!

The items included at breakfast are different, because there is no dessert with breakfast. That is why breakfast is listed separately from lunch/dinner. There is no requirement that credits must be used for breakfast.

 

[ofhs93]

Yeah...you can use them in any combination...we were just on the plan a couple weeks ago...we loved it...it worked absolutely perfectly for us. For breakfast you get *2* drinks instead of a dessert....what we would do on some days is split a breakfast and use our included refillable mugs for the breakfast drink and take the bottled drinks from the CS breakfast into the parks with us. On other days we would grab a couple yummy snacks on the way out of the park (say Main St. Bakery or Pastry shop in France at EP) and then pickup a bowl or 2 of fruit on the way past the food court with another snack credit or 2. Those things combined made for a nice in-room breakfast the next morning before heading out to the bus. This would effectively feed us breakfast with the use of 3 or 4 snack credits.