that is great to know that butterbeer is a snack!Drink can not be butterbeer. I had pumpkin juice which was actually really good from the tap. The bottle I bought years ago was awful.
I used one snack credit for butterbeer and the other for a two scoop cone at Ben and Jerry’s which I much prefer over Florean Fortescue's.
And since a kid's meal comes with a drink, could the drink be butterbeer?
I'm pretty sure it does per the website:Kids meals don’t come with a drink, unlike Disney. The meal plan meal credit includes a drink, regardless of whether it’s the adult plan or child plan.
I'm pretty sure it does per the website:
"Universal Dining Plan - Quick Service Adult entitlements include one (1) Quick Service Meal, one (1) Snack and one (1) non-alcoholic beverage per one (1) adult guest per day purchased. A Quick Service Meal consists of one (1) entrée and one (1) non-alcoholic beverage. Universal Dining Plan - Quick Service ticket must be exchanged for a Universal Dining Plan Card and activated at any Guest Services, Dining Cart, or onsite Destination Universal locations. The Universal Dining Card is valid at participating restaurants indicated by the Universal Dining Plan symbol. Sharing of meals is not permitted. Gratuities and admission to theme park or CityWalk are not included.
Universal Dining Plan - Quick Service Child (ages 3-9) entitlements include one (1) Quick Service Meal, one (1) Snack and one (1) non-alcoholic beverage per one (1) child guest per day purchased. A Quick Service Meal consists of one (1) child’s entrée and one (1) non-alcoholic beverage. Universal Dining Plan - Quick Service ticket must be exchanged for a Universal Dining Plan Card and activated at any Guest Services, Dining Cart, or onsite Destination Universal locations. The Universal Dining Card is valid at participating restaurants indicated by the Universal Dining Plan symbol. Sharing of meals is not permitted. Gratuities and admission to theme park or CityWalk are not included."
This info is all for the quick service plan right? I noticed one poster indicated that the non alcoholic beverage could be a snack instead? I don't see this any where in the terms. If supposing that info was incorrect is the following scenario what is allowed:
Meal, fish and chips from three broom sticks and a pumpkin juice to drink. Non alcoholic beverage from fire eaters grill, power aid. Finally a butter beer for a snack from hogshead, frozen butter beer.
The giant donut counts as a snack on the meal plan?!?It was also fun to get a giant donut from the Simpsons area.
We had fun with the meal plans
Sharing of meals is not permitted.
Does this include with small children. I assumed like at Disney my two year old could just share my meal.
Do you have to use your drink credit at the same time as your meal? Like can I just drink from my water bottle then get a drink later?
You can share meals at quick service locations. How are they going to stop you? The meal credit includes an entree and drink. When you redeem the meal credit, you must get the drink then. Sometimes if you get a combo meal that already includes a milkshake, like the combos at Mel’s, you do not get to choose another drink. The other two credits on the card are snack/drink credits, both good on either one. It would be financially imprudent to use those on bottled/fountain drinks, which cost far less than snacks. The way to save the most money is to get a meal/drink that would cost $15+ out of pocket, and two snacks that are at least $6.