Disney Dinning plan

[KFJames]

Can any tell me if you can swap a dessert for an appetizer on the dinning plan? Thanks in advance.

 

[Sam02]

The stated policy is no. You could always ask though, the worst thing they'll say is no.

 

[slappy magoo]

This isn't directed to the OP, or anyone in particular, and I'll admit I don't always spell words the right way, and I KNOW it's a message forum not an English class, etc. etc. all disclaimers out of the way. This is just one error that, for reasons I can't explain, irks me more than most.

Dining. Not dinning. D-i-n-i-n-g. No 2 "N"s should be kissing each other in that word.

I'm really sorry. If I spelled anything wrong in this or future posts, feel free to point and laugh like I zipped back up before giving myself the last-drop shake.

 

[KFJames]

This isn't directed to the OP, or anyone in particular, and I'll admit I don't always spell words the right way, and I KNOW it's a message forum not an English class, etc. etc. all disclaimers out of the way. This is just one error that, for reasons I can't explain, irks me more than most.

Dining. Not dinning. D-i-n-i-n-g. No 2 "N"s should be kissing each other in that word.

I'm really sorry. If I spelled anything wrong in this or future posts, feel free to point and laugh like I zipped back up before giving myself the last-drop shake.

I take it you can't answer my question about the 'dining' plan!

 

[ConstanceIrene]

This isn't directed to the OP, or anyone in particular, and I'll admit I don't always spell words the right way, and I KNOW it's a message forum not an English class, etc. etc. all disclaimers out of the way. This is just one error that, for reasons I can't explain, irks me more than most.

Dining. Not dinning. D-i-n-i-n-g. No 2 "N"s should be kissing each other in that word.

Thanks, Slappy, for pointing out the spelling error. The spelling and grammar in many threads is, quite often, incorrect. If one is used to reading proper English, it's like fingernails on a blackboard.
The OP shouldn't be offended.

 

[slappy magoo]

Actually, I think I figured out what irks me about this particular misspelling. Seeing typos & spelling errors in the body of a post doesn't bother me that much, usually. But there's something about a spelling error in a title that bothers me more. It's like putting your worst foot forward, like going to a job interview in an office wearing cutoffs and showing off your tattoo, that sort of thing. And since so many people start threads about the Disney "Dinning" Plan, I guess I just see that error more than most others.