TS breakfast

[pooch]

I know with the CS breakfast, you get 2 drinks. What about the TS breakfasts? DBr & I are having breakfast at Kona. Do we get both juice and coffee on the DDP?

 

[MrsLS]

According to the dining plan, it says you get a juice & a non alcoholic beverage.
http://disneyworld.disney.go.com/me...alog/WaltDisneyWorld/en_us/PDF/2010Dining.pdf

 

[OhThePain]

Might I suggest not using a TS credit on breakfast and paying for the meal OOP.

Breakfasts tend to be the least costly meal of the day (usually between $20-$25 a person I would guess). In order for the DDP to really have any value the meal you use a TS credit on really should cost no less than $30.

If you are looking to get the best value out of the DDP, I would pay for breakfast OOP. If you are just using the DDP to make life a little easier, then go for it. Durring breakfast, juice is considered the "dessert" of the meal so you still get a beverage along with the juice.

 

[pooch]

Might I suggest not using a TS credit on breakfast and paying for the meal OOP.

Breakfasts tend to be the least costly meal of the day (usually between $20-$25 a person I would guess). In order for the DDP to really have any value the meal you use a TS credit on really should cost no less than $30.

If you are looking to get the best value out of the DDP, I would pay for breakfast OOP. If you are just using the DDP to make life a little easier, then go for it. Durring breakfast, juice is considered the "dessert" of the meal so you still get a beverage along with the juice.

this'll be trip #5 on free dining and we don't look to max it out. We are spending that day at SW so a big TS breakfast then a CS dinner at WPE works perfectly for us. We don't eat enough in the Sept heat for more than 1 TS per day and we split the CS meals, 1 for breakfast & 1 for lunch. Don't know whether this is the best use of the DDP but its how we like to use it. Thanks for the input though.