hi! i have been to wdw lots before but never taken advantage of the ddp. this time my boyfriend & i are staying at akl with the bonus of ddp, is there anything on the menus that you're not allowed to order when on the ddp, ie more expensive items? than
hi lydia! great choice on staying at the animal kingdom lodge. be ready to immerse yourself in the african-enthused landscape and architecture, topped with varieties of african animals on the savannah right outside! on the disney dining plan, you are basically entitled to whatever classifies as a snack, entree, appetizer (if you have the deluxe plan), or dessert. disney is great at supplying menus that clearly identify what it is exactly that you can eat under the dining plan, and the hosts are very knowledgeable on what's covered. so, let's say you enter a restaurant covered under the disney dining plan, you have the basic dining plan (which entitles you to entrees), if the meal is listed under entree, you're entitled to it! even if the prices are different or more expensive than others, most entrees at restaurants that take the disney dining plan are covered. the same with desserts and drinks (non-alcoholic unless you add the wine option). if you ever have a question, though, any of the hosts or hostesses will be more than happy to answer your questions. what constitutes as a snack, however, can sometimes get confusing. you may want to familiarize yourself with how disney defines snacks by looking at your appropriate meal plan (click here to go to the dining plan page, then click on the dining plan you're interested in over to the right). so have fun. and bring your appetite! :-)
because i only had 10 dollars on me, my choices between having a burger meal and a pizza meal for lunch were mutually exclusive.

this light cannot be both on and off at the same time because they are mutually exclusive events.

you can, of course, have your cake and eat it too. those two thing are not mutually exclusive. Sure.   

  

But most of the time they try to turn it down, because department regulations prohibit it in most places. Some places (in the old days) used to do it to try to curry favor and get better police protection. That is not really the case any more. Everybody knows that cops lock up the guy who bought them the free meal, just like they do the guy who charged full price.   

  

It is embarassing in someplaces, and some places won't take no for an answer, so you end up leaving a BIG tip. And someplaces are so flagrant aboit it, you stop going there.   

  

Back in the old days, when we made less money that any other public servant, we interperted it as a nice gesture. Now, we aren't sure why people do it. I guess it is somewhat akin to a professional courtesy. Lots of restaurants give half price to the guys who deliver to them, or the plumber who fixes their rest room.   

  

As far as the donuts, I love them, but don't eat too many any more, I have gotten too fat. But i do drink lots of Convenience store and donut shop coffee. Once upopn a time, only diners were open at night, all night, and it gave a police officer someplace to take a break from either foot or mechanized patrol. In the middle of the night, there are different people out and about in the world. So, the newspaper delivery man, the cop, the donut shop waitress and the bartenders going off duty are the only people around and they would often all come together in the diner or donut shop. no, sorry but i don't think there will be a coupon for mc donalds... i think you can probably find somehow to get a free ice cream, but not salad... and the bacon ranch is good, too. For breakfast we supply cereals, toast, juice, tea & coffee. If there’s something you can’t do without, just bring it with you! Please advise your dietary requirements at the time of booking. 

  

Some of our tours will include opportunities to taste and sample local produce; check the individual tour information for these details. 

  

We do not supply lunches or dinners on any of our trips however our guides will recommend great places to eat along the way and stop at supermarkets to stock up on any supplies needed if you prefer to cook yourself. just be careful afterwards when eating, you don't want to pop out the clot and get dry socket. i had that and wouldn't wish it upon my worst enemy. * traveler's checks are not recommended, as most stores won't accept them, and banks and post offices with very long queues are the only places to cash them in. make sure you keep your cash and cards safe by following these simple **money** security tips. 4. know **how** to dress appropriately well the 30 dollars your brother is talking about is for the bbp total internet plan you dont have to get the total internet plan just order off the phone b/c if you order offline they will automatically select the internet plan and if u get the internet plan you would have to keep it up for at least 6 months...
so hes wrong dont listen to him he jus wants you to do things his way take a cruise from san diego. holland america line travels to mexico for 7 - 10 days from san diego. great food, great prices, and lots of touring in each city they stop in. i just went on the 7-day and i loved it. i got to see puerto vallarta, mazatlan, and cabo. mazatlan was my favorite. so beautiful and cultural. don't go through a travel agent that is going to charge you for their services. most agents are paid from the company they book you with and should not be over charging you for the same thing you could book on your own. they will charge an extra fee for airline reservations just because the airlines do not pay them commissions anymore. if you go on a cruise you can call the company direclty. Agree. It's rich in flavor and poor in nutrition. having add could disqualify you with some departments, but not all. i think this greatly depends. some would consider it a liability issue.