Small snack update

[LockShockBarrel]

Hey guys, I'm not sure when I'll get around to my actual trip report and who would read it so I figured I'd offer this little tidbit. The Sleepy Hollow funnel cakes are still considered a snack credit (with cinnamon sugar or just sugar), and there is the little DDP icon next to it on the menu, I also saw funnel cakes in the other parks but didn't see their menus. I was also able to use a snack credit on Kaki Gori. There is NOT an icon on that menu, but I figured the worst they would do is say no.

 

[aubriee]

Hey guys, I'm not sure when I'll get around to my actual trip report and who would read it so I figured I'd offer this little tidbit. The Sleepy Hollow funnel cakes are still considered a snack credit (with cinnamon sugar or just sugar), and there is the little DDP icon next to it on the menu, I also saw funnel cakes in the other parks but didn't see their menus. I was also able to use a snack credit on Kaki Gori. There is NOT an icon on that menu, but I figured the worst they would do is say no.

When we were there in Oct the guy at the kaki gori stand told us the kaki gori were no longer snack credits. Don't know if it matters or not, but usually there is an older Japanese lady there when we stop, but that day is was a younger guy. He said the only thing we could get there for a snack credit was a bottle of water and pointed to the menu showing us that the kaki gori did not have the DDP emblem by them. We've always gotten them in the past with no problem.

 

[2Tiggies]

It depends how well the CM knows the system. When they ring up a snack credit, if the system takes it, it will go through. Some CMs know all the ins and outs and know what will go through and what won't. There are plenty items not marked as eligible which will actually be taken as a snack credit when rung in. But there are just as many CMs who don't know this. It goes back to the same old story of going back and trying again if you really want it. The best way to find out is to ask.