Sci-Fi

[Tiggs14]

Two Sci-Fi food choice questions...

Can you get onion rings instead of fries with the burger at lunch time? We'll be using the DDP.

Can kids get a milk shake for dessert again using the DDP?

Thanks.

 

[Dsny4fun]

I'm not sure about the onion rings but last year the milk shakes were condidered your beverage on the DDP and you could still get a dessert. And the milk shakes are really very good !

 

[CanadianPaco]

Your beverage!! That is crazy cool!!! Thx!

 

[bangzoom6877]

Two Sci-Fi food choice questions...

Can you get onion rings instead of fries with the burger at lunch time? We'll be using the DDP.

Can kids get a milk shake for dessert again using the DDP?

Thanks.

I would like to know this too, but we will be paying OOP. Maybe there would be a minor surcharge for it?

 

[tortoni]

I don't know about the onion rings either, but we got a milk shake as a drink in November on the meal plan. I must say, I did not like it, kind of like a McDonald's shake in my opinion. They were very flexible generally and DH and I shared a meal because we weren't very hungry and they had no problem with that. Reuben sandwich was very good and DS loved his burger.

 

[mkleinbe]

When we went, kids could NOT get a milkshake for their beverage, but adults could. I don't know about dessert though since my little gals had the ice cream sundaes.

 

[natebenma]

When we went last July, we were on the dining plan and they would not substitute onion rings for the FF. We paid OOP for those. We did get the shakes for a drink, and now that someone has mentioned it, adults only. But they let my 8 year old order an ice tea, and he was able to have "my" shake.
Onion rings were very good. I try to take a picture of all our meals, and by the time I got my camera out of the case, there was only one left!

 

[travelbug]

I would like to know this too, but we will be paying OOP. Maybe there would be a minor surcharge for it?

I just did this a few weeks ago. I paid OOP at Sci Fi and substituted onion rings for fries. The charge was a little over $2.00.