Free Disney Breakfast Dining

[Natalie Simmonds]

Hi guys. I have a free breakfast dining plan with my holiday this year but I'm not sure how this works and was wondering if someone could shed some light on this as I've never had a dining plan before. Thanks in advance

 

[larryz]

Free breakfast? Must be a UK holiday perk.

My guess is they'll have it loaded onto your MagicBand, and you just scan it at the register as you leave the food court food area.

 

[DarthVader]

If its anything like other Disney plans, its tied to your reservation (and magic band) and you get a number of meals based on the length of stay. If its a quick service plan, then you just tell them you'll use your meal plan and they'll charge the plan (once you wave your magic band in front of the reader).

 

[Tinkeroo]

Free Breakfast offer is 1 x Counter Service/Quick Service credit per person per day. Although marketed as Breakfast, it is 1 QS credit and can be used for Breakfas/Lunch or Dinner. Whichever you prefer. HTH

 

[slappy magoo]

Free Breakfast offer is 1 x Counter Service/Quick Service credit per person per day. Although marketed as Breakfast, it is 1 QS credit and can be used for Breakfas/Lunch or Dinner. Whichever you prefer. HTH

If that's true it might make more sense to use it for a later meal, they tend to be more expensive.

 

[EOD K9]

If that's true it might make more sense to use it for a later meal, they tend to be more expensive.

That's true. Depending on what you eat, a side of eggs and oatmeal can be relatively cheap. Saving it for later is a good idea and a better option.

 

[slappy magoo]

That's true. Depending on what you eat, a side of eggs and oatmeal can be relatively cheap. Saving it for later is a good idea and a better option.

But that's assuming @Tinkeroo is correct and WDW accepts it as any QS meal regardless of what meal in the day it is.

 

[larryz]

There is chat online from 2014 that suggests the perk is limited to breakfast hours only. OP, call and clarify -- you have an 0800 number in the UK, yes?