pretzels, cheesecake & fries consider snack credits?

[confuseme]

Most parks have kiosks that sells pretzels, cheesecake and fries. They are usually under $4, does that mean I can use the snack credit to buy these things?

 

[Lucky]

In general, yes. If you don't see the DDP snack symbol on it though you should check with the CM to be sure before ordering.

 

[SanFrancisco]

Is there a price limit to what is considered a snack on the DDP?

 

[Rob562]

Is there a price limit to what is considered a snack on the DDP?

*In general*, it's any single-serving snack-like food item under $4.

But each location decides what is considered a snack item beyond the items listed in the official brochure. The official items being: frozen ice cream novelty, single-serving box of popcorn, piece of fruit, bag of chips, bottle of soda or water, medium fountain drink, coffee, tea, hot chocolate, or single-serving milk or juice. Anything beyond that is up to the management of the food location.

You have to check the menus for the purple-and-white DDP logo to see which items are considered a Snack. You can't strictly go by the "$4 Rule".
For example, at Flame Tree Barbecue, Onion Rings at $3.79 is a Snack credit, but a Basket of Fries at $3.49 isn't. (Don't ask me to explain it, just going by what the menu board says)

-Rob