WCC, Bottomless Milkshakes, and DDP

[MisterPat]

Okay. Weve been convinced to try WCC on out upcoming trip for the first time. What sold DDs were the bottomless milkshakes. Are these considered a drink on the Dining Plan or will they be extra? We only have one TS meal available. Can't decide whether to use it for Chef Mickey's or WCC (have ADRs for both; one we'll pay OOP).

DD7 has asked several times for me to clarify what bottomless means. She can't believe it!!

 

[kccmommy]

When we were there in March, we got them and they were considered a drink. (Of course barely sipped at them because there was so much food!

 

[bcvprincesses]

We were there in May and the adults could have a milkshake for a drink but the children would have to have it for dessert. My dd wanted one so I just ordered it for myself and I took her drink.

 

[2BusyPlanning]

My husband is excited because the milkshakes are also on the breakfast menu!!!

Hey, it's vacation after all (and his birthday)...

 

[Vijoge]

When we were there in March, we got them and they were considered a drink. (Of course barely sipped at them because there was so much food!

When we were there in Feb 2005 we had to pay extra for them. They were not included on the DP.

 

[Amps]

As of May they were on the DDP. My suggestion though, even though they are bottomless, don't treat them as such especially if you are ordering the skillet. We had a little race to see who could finish two first (I won) and then all had the skillet. I had never felt so uncomfortable in my entire life after that meal

 

[MisterPat]

Thanks for that advice, AMPS. I could see three of us having trouble making it to the car after a milkshake race.

We'll be dining on the evening we disembark the cruise ship, so who knows how much any of us will be able to eat, but the milkshakes are definitely the attraction for DD's. And I've told them there is a surprise for anyone who asks for ketchup. They are already scheming whether to share the surprise or will the first one to ask get it. Little do they know...

 

[Mom of 3]

Last year the kids got them and they were on the DDP. But let me say that although bottomless sounds good you might have a hard time drinking more than one. By the time you also have your meals and dessert you really don't have room for more than one milkshake IMHO.

 

[fla4fun]

My husband is excited because the milkshakes are also on the breakfast menu!!!

Hey, it's vacation after all (and his birthday)...

Sounds like a man after my own heart! Dessert in the morning and breakfast for dinner is a great way to eat on vacation. Nothing like a little sugar to get the day started right!

 

[michygoomy]

Last month they were still on the DDP.

I agree with the others, though, it's already a lot of food to add loads of milkshake on top. I defintely leave WCC bloated.

 

[butters26]

Bottomless Milkshakes sounds like the perfect vacation.I can see the pounds being added already.