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  • On Aug 28, 2012
    Scott from FL 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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    Are the turkey legs part of the Disney Dining Plan?

    Hi Scott!

    Thanks for visiting the Moms Panel with your question.

    Those ever-famous, smokey Turkey Legs are indeed available to be purchased as part of the Disney Dining Plan.

    The Turkey Leg counts as a Quick Service Meal on the Disney Dining Plan at most locations. At any applicable Quick Service Dining location, simply ask the Cast Member taking your order which side dishes or beverage options are included if you choose to purchase a delectable Turkey Leg as a meal using your DDP.

    Turkey Legs are now available in all Four Parks, so you'll be able to satisfy the craving no matter where you are in 'The World!'

    Wishing you a simply Magical time on your next Walt Disney World vacation Scott!

    Kirsten



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Meet the Panelist: Kirsten, Ontario

I'm a Canadian stay at home mom with 2 great kids. I've loved Walt Disney World since my own first trip at age 7. Now, my husband and I enjoy creating Disney vacation experiences with our children as often as possible. Each new visit is unique and Magical! Learn More About Kirsten

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