Roaring Fork Breakfast question

[maslex]

When using a CS credit for breakfast (we'll be using ours at our hotel Wilderness Lodge at the Roaring Fork) I know it comes with a meal/juice but does it come with a dessert? That seems weird for breakfast. Or do they consider maybe a muffin or something for a dessert, please help.

 

[TDC Nala]

No desserts for breakfast - they substitute a juice, so you get a juice plus one non-alcoholic beverage (some like to get a bottled beverage to carry to the parks). You could get a muffin for a snack credit.

 

[maslex]

so basically we would get a breakfast platter with two drinks (say a juice and a water or soda or something) okay, that works

 

[TDC Nala]

If a breakfast platter is considered a combo meal, you only get one drink with a combo meal.

 

[dvcdisney]

If a breakfast platter is considered a combo meal, you only get one drink with a combo meal.

According to the Disney website, the breakfast includes a meal (combo or not) with a juice and another non alcoholic beverage. So you would get two drinks:

1 Quick-Service Meal
Each quick-service meal includes:
1 entrée or 1 complete Combo Meal
1 dessert (lunch and dinner only)
1 juice (breakfast only)
1 single-serving, non-alcoholic beverage

 

[TDC Nala]

According to the Disney website, the breakfast includes a meal (combo or not) with a juice and another non alcoholic beverage. So you would get two drinks:

1 Quick-Service Meal
Each quick-service meal includes:
1 entrée or 1 complete Combo Meal
1 dessert (lunch and dinner only)
1 juice (breakfast only)
1 single-serving, non-alcoholic beverage

The website is contradicted by the official Disney Dining Plan brochure, which lists for CS breakfast:

Juice, entree, and non-alcoholic beverage
OR
Combo meal plus one single-serving non-alcoholic beverage or juice

So depending on Disney's own literature, there isn't any real way to tell whether you get two drinks or one with a combo CS meal until you ask while you are there.