Sorry if it has been asked before DDP drink credit.

[3disneykids]

Are the drink credits attached to this qs and the credits or can they be used separately. E.g I get a as meal can I get a drink elsewhere or does it have to be at the same place I have purchased a meal.
Also can you still get a pudding instead of a drink?
With a TS credit is your pudding included?
Is there anywhere I can ring menus that show what is a snack credit and qs credit?


Sorry turned into many questionv
Thanks in advance

[sha9]

The drink is part of your meal and not a separate credit although you can use snack credits for drinks some places.

Only resort food courts seem to be allowing the dessert/drink swap.

TS meals come with a dessert.

[Scotscraig]

This is a link to Restaurants for this year for table service and quick service, if this helps.

disneyworld.disney.go/me...ions_added.pdf

[3disneykids]

Thank you this info is really useful...This is all so complicated lol... or maybe I am making it seem too complicated

[BevS97]

It becomes much clearer when you are there.

There are 100s Of snacks. They are shown on menus with a little logo.

At a quick service you get a Combo meal which usually includes a side. plus a drink and a dessert.

On the menu. All those meals with photos are on the qs plan. And you can see the purple logo next to all the other snack items.

[curry1402]

I thought the dessert had now been taken off the qs credit now and that was why you get 2 snack credits ?

[loves2plan]

Originally Posted by curry1402

I thought the dessert had now been taken off the qs credit now and that was why you get 2 snack credits ?

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Yes, you're right

[BevS97]

Oops. Sorry. Been a few years since I was on ddp

[3disneykids]

Thank you everyone ...picture was very useful so I know I wouldn't be panicking...I am aware there is no pudding with qs... could an alcoholic drink be ordered off example menu now ...is that right... we aren't big drinkers maybe 1 a year lol... but I am guessing we may asweell take advantage of every benefit

[BevS97]

NEW FOR 2018: Guests under 21 years of age can choose one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered). Guests 21 and older can can choose either one non-alcoholic beverage (including specialty beverages where offered) or one single serving mixed cocktail, beer, or wine (where offered) with their meal entitlement.


So I’d say yes.