Yet another voucher question for the experts.

[tarheelmjfan]

I have now moved on to exploring the breakfast vouchers. I know that the best use of these would be a character breakfast, but our 12yo. no longer has an interest in them. To my question: The breakfast vouchers say they include one non-alcoholic beverage, one main entree, and one bakery item. I'm looking for examples of what that would be. One of the places we have a PS for is Kona Cafe. Looking at the breakfast menu, I can't figure what would be considered a bakery item. Could someone give me some samples of what we could order with the breakfast voucher, using the Kona menu. Several combinations of choices would be great. That may help me better grasp the proper use. Also, is there any particular non-buffet breakfast where these will at least break even. Thanks for all your patience, and help so far with all my voucher questions. Hopefully, I'll soon have them all figured out and quit bugging you all about them.

 

[dznyacct]

My son and I ate at Kona in July using the breakfast vouchers. If I remember correctly I had Tonga Toast with ham, a blueberry muffin as my bakery item (which I took with me and my bottomless pit son had later as a snack!) and coffee. My son had steak and eggs, toast as his bakery item and milk. Once you factor in tax and tip, it was a pretty good deal. Enjoy!

 

[MichelleB]

We used to use these at Kona and have stopped doing so. Now we only use the breakfast vouchers for character meals. The voucher used to include the entree, drink, bakery, and hot drink. Now we have a hard time coming up with a good use of them. The couple times we used them there, they told us the bakery was a muffin or bagel. Hope that helps.

 

[tarheelmjfan]

dznyacct & Michelle B, thanks for your help.

If the options are only toast, a muffin or a bagel, we probably wouldn't want any of those. We're more into the ooey, gooey fattening stuff. I was hoping they had more choices for the bakery item. I wonder why they're not as acommodating with these vouchers, as they seem to be with the others.

I have also been looking over the WCC breakfast menu. This is another place where we have a breakfast PS. I'm wondering if they would give you the bakery basket, as your bakery item? It looks like these could be a good deal, if you get the bakery basket, and DS is allowed to order a smoothie or milkshake for his drink. Anyone know how acommodating WCC is with the vouchers?

Please continue to give me your opinions on one or both of these choices.