Good places for breakfast using QS meal?

[Joy Peace]

What are your suggestions on places to eat for breakfast that I can use QS? :shrug: Cant seem to find one. All places I have found use TS only.

Joy Peace

 

[Disney Stacey]

would love to help, but first wat is QS and TS and where are you staying.
still new to this (lol)

 

[Monty]

Any resort QS will do. Since you'll be at POR, Riverside Mill Food Court or Sassagoula Floatworks and Food Factory are both QS that serve breakfast.

EDIT: Or, go through the DDP brochure. Anything with the QS symbol and the letter B are QS that serve breakfast.

 

[Monty]

would love to help, but first wat is QS and TS and where are you staying.
still new to this (lol)

QS = Quick Service [sometimes referred to as CS = Counter Service]
TS = Table Service

 

[H20Babie]

Personally, and IMHO, I would use your snack credits for breakfast (muffins, etc) or pack some breakfast bars and eat in the room, and have an early lunch in the parks where there is more selection (and better value using the QS credits).

 

[tigsmom]

Personally, and IMHO, I would use your snack credits for breakfast (muffins, etc) or pack some breakfast bars and eat in the room, and have an early lunch in the parks where there is more selection (and better value using the QS credits).

I would agree. Granola bars, cereal bars or a muffin will do fine if you aren't a big breakfast person, you could also bring cereal and milk in if you like that sort of thing. Then stop for a nice lunch in the parks.

 

[Joy Peace]

Thanks everyone. I knew you would have some answers.

Joy Peace

 

[Joy Peace]

Ok Tigsmom, how do I get cereal and milk in if I am flying and riding Magical express to resort? Because that would totally be an option for us.

 

[figmentmom]

Stop at the resort gift shop - they sell boxes of donuts, cereal, milk and juice, along with quite a selection of snack items.

 

[Monty]

Ok Tigsmom, how do I get cereal and milk in if I am flying and riding Magical express to resort? Because that would totally be an option for us.

Take cereal with you and buy milk at the resort store. The room should have a small fridge for the milk.

 

[H20Babie]

I actually pack a box of oatmeal (berry, of course) and use the coffee pot to brew hot water.

 

[Joy Peace]

Oh great that is good to know thanks. By the way how much is the milk?

 

[figmentmom]

Oh great that is good to know thanks. By the way how much is the milk?

Can't remember, exactly - more than you'd pay in your local grocery store, though, that's for sure! :ROFLOL:

Still cheaper than buying a meal at the food court, though.

 

[tigsmom]

Ok Tigsmom, how do I get cereal and milk in if I am flying and riding Magical express to resort? Because that would totally be an option for us.

Stop at the resort gift shop - they sell boxes of donuts, cereal, milk and juice, along with quite a selection of snack items.

Take cereal with you and buy milk at the resort store. The room should have a small fridge for the milk.

What they said! :lol:

 

[Master Yoda]

Oh great that is good to know thanks. By the way how much is the milk?

Since you mentioned in another thread that you are staying in PORS I wanted to let you know that you will have a fridge and coffee pot in your room. However, the fridge is pretty small and I have yet to see one that would hold an entire gallon of milk so do not buy anything more than half gallon sizes. Also if you have a car when you are down there there are 3 HESS stations on property that you can use to buy your goodies such as milk, snacks, drinks etc. Even without a car it can be worth a cab ride. The prices are normal convenience store prices which are much more reasonable than Disney prices. The gas at these stations is also the cheapest around, in fact they will have on average some of the cheapest gas prices in the state of Florida.

 

[George]

Since you mentioned in another thread that you are staying in PORS I wanted to let you know that you will have a fridge and coffee pot in your room. However, the fridge is pretty small and I have yet to see one that would hold an entire gallon of milk so do not buy anything more than half gallon sizes. Also if you have a car when you are down there there are 3 HESS stations on property that you can use to buy your goodies such as milk, snacks, drinks etc. Even without a car it can be worth a cab ride. The prices are normal convenience store prices which are much more reasonable than Disney prices. The gas at these stations is also the cheapest around, in fact they will have on average some of the cheapest gas prices in the state of Florida.

That's right. We drove down in December and were in awe of the reasonableness of the Hess prices whilst we were on property.