What would a turkey leg be considered on Dining Plan??

[kimmar067]

When we go to WDW my DH absolutely MUST get himself a turkey leg (usually at Toluka's in MGM)....is this considered a lunch?? a snack?? A dinner for a family of four?? HELP!

 

[Sammie]

that would be an out of pocket purchase

 

[Aimeedyan]

it's considered whip-out-your-wallet-and-pay-cash for it =)

Turkey leg, and many other items, are not included on the dining plan, unfortunately. THey aren't too expensive, though, so he should still be able to get one

 

[Princess4Eeyore]

Hi

You can get the turkey leg on the ddp - however you get just a drink, chips and the turkey leg - no dessert. So I guess most people pay oop.

 

[Ladybugsy]

Hi

You can get the turkey leg on the ddp - however you get just a drink, chips and the turkey leg - no dessert. So I guess most people pay oop.

This is good news. Did you do this yourself or know someone who did? I thought this was strictly OOP. DH doesn't care for dessert but loves those turkey legs.

 

[kimmar067]

This is good news. Did you do this yourself or know someone who did? I thought this was strictly OOP. DH doesn't care for dessert but loves those turkey legs.

...what SHE said!

 

[angel's momma]

We used a CS credit at Lunching Pad at MK last Fall.

It was like Princess4Eeyore said - turkey leg, chips, and drink.

 

[zippehsmom]

We also used DDP to get turkey leg in December. We purchased turkey leg, chips & drink, just as the above poster mentioned.

 

[Ladybugsy]

YAY!!!

 

[Sammie]

Will the carts at Frontierland do this also, or only at the Lunching Pad?

 

[tkd lisa]

It's my understanding that the carts don't do this, just the counter service places. The ones I've seen mentioned are The Lunching Pad (Tommorowland, MK), and the Touloca Turkey Leg Stand (MGM across from the Fantasmic entrance). I personally saw it done at the MGM location, and there was definitely no dessert. The CM explained it before ringing the sale up, and the guy said they didn't need dessert anyway!