We found changes were made to the DDP...

[bicker]

I dont see how they can control how you spend your credits. How would they know if the people you paid for were your family or some one elses family?

I'd rather there not be a discussion about how to violate Disney's rules here online. That serves no constructive purpose.

 

[IWISHFORDISNEY]

I'd rather there not be a discussion about how to violate Disney's rules here online. That serves no constructive purpose.

Oooopps Sorry didnt realize it was a violation. I was just thinking about things from a legal standpoint. Sorry again if I offended.

 

[bicker]

Not so much a violation, as far as I know, at least not yet, but surely bad form, and other threads have been locked for having such discussions go on.

 

[klinlin]

I find that the whole Jello thing isn't a big deal because DH and I can just share or give our desserts to the kids...I mean who can eat that much food and dessert at every CS meal?

Now the TS meals are another story-I live for those desserts!

Excellent point, and an attitude I wish more people would share. My boys won't eat jello or pudding sugar free or otherwise. I am not going to stress over it, and I doubt they will even notice. They will have plenty to eat and DDP would be well worth the money even if they eliminated CS dessert all together.

 

[Lewisc]

There are many ways to enforce the rules. Wrist bands, require a card from everyone at the table, photo ID etc. Disney went to biometric screening because the "honor system" wasn't working with park passes.

Guests who don't buy the no-expiry option forfeit whatever park days are left on their passes when they leave. The dining plan is suppose to work the same way.

I dont see how they can control how you spend your credits. How would they know if the people you paid for were your family or some one elses family? Or maybe you are just sharing with friends that came to visit. I feel they may get in trouble denying people food they have paid for no matter what they do with it; eat it , give it away or throw it in the trash. KWIM.

 

[Pumbaa_]

the previous posters are correct. The DIS does not promote ways to cheat Disney or get around the guidelines.

Thanks,

 

[bicker]

That's a great point Lewis, and really the source of some of my personal concerns -- that people finding ways to violate these rules with impunity will just prompt Disney to make things more inconvenient for all of us.

 

[sorul82?]

Were the CS credits still pooled?

As of 4/6/07, yes!

 

[DCDisney]

something different. If anyone knows, I'd really like to find out what company manufactures the SF gelatin Disney is serving with their kids' meals.

The brand is kozyshack. They have a wide variety of pudding/jello products and a website if you want to check out all their offerings. I don;t know where this company is located but in the Washington Dc area they sell this brand at the grocery store.

Yvonne

 

[kdkbrebel]

Thanks.