Today I went to the Memorial Weekend Cookout.  Since I have the All-Season Dining Plan it only cost me $5 to get his all you can eat lunch of burgers, fried chicken, hot dogs, baked beans, chips, drinks, ice cream, etc.  There was no wait unlike many of the stands across the park that had very long lines to wait in.  It was worth the $5 to not to have to wait in those long lines but was also a great deal for the all you can eat aspect.  If you are going tomorrow I would check it out between 11-2 in the picnic grove by Soak City.  It is well worth if especially if you have a meal plan.

Honestly you shouldn't have to pay $5 if you have the meal plan. Isn't the same price as a regular meal without a plan? So why can't that be used as one of your meals. They double dipped you. Made you pay for what you already paid for in my opinion.

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I'd say those with meal plans paid for regular meals, not special events. Besides, I'd definitely pay an extra $5 for all you can eat.

The Picnic Grove meal includes a drink. All-Season Dining Plan meals do not. Assuming you'd buy one anyway, you're basically coming out even.

 

If you're like me & prefer water, your preference is already saving you lots of money over the course of a season.

"All you can eat."

That can be read at least two ways.

I've been many places my head wouldn't let me eat at all...

^ Midway Market at Cedar Point in 2015 comes to mind.

Honestly, it's not on the meal plan. It could be full price. It's a nice perk to have a slight up charge instead of full price. The one during Haunt was well worth paying $5 for.

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