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  • On May 20, 2011
    Chrissy from TN Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Question about the dining plan redemption. When their chart has a "1" in the lunch column and a "1" in the dinner column, does that means it takes both a quick service point and a table service dinner point for a meal?

    Hi Chrissy! On the Disney Dining Plan, sit-down restaurants will require one or two table-service credits for a meal, and the counter-service restaurants will require one quick-service credit. No restaurants will charge you both a table-service and a quick-service credit for one meal. 

    If you're looking at the reservation webpage for a particular restaurant, you can click on "View Participating Dining Plans" to see a pop-up box showing the credits required to dine at that restaurant. The box lists the credits for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. On the left side of the pop-up box, you can find the specific dining plan that you have and then see the corresponding credits that each meal costs. Because this pop-up box only appears for the sit-down restaurants, the numbers always refer to table-service credits. Quick-service credits cannot be used for the sit-down, table-service meals.

    If the box has a 1 listed under lunch, that means you'll use one credit for a meal there. If the restaurant has a 2 listed for dinner, you'll pay two table-service credits for that meal.

    If you have more questions, please come visit us again at the Moms Panel! We'd be happy to help!
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