Where Are Drexel Dining Dollars Accepted?

Where Are Drexel Dining Dollars Accepted?
Dining Dollars can be used at all Drexel Campus Dining locations including Northside Dining Terrace (featuring Chick-fil-A, Subway, Sushi & Hot Bowls and The Market), ThirtyOne41 and Starbucks (at Gerri C. LeBow Hall). Dining Dollars are not redeemable for cash.

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Just so, where are dining dollars accepted?

Dining Dollars can be used at all Bama Dining locations, Smoothie King at the Rec Center, most on-campus vending machines, several food trucks regularly on campus, Domino's, Ajian, Buffalo Phil's, Newk's, Papa John's, and Glory Bound. Unused Dining Dollars roll from fall to spring semester.

Beside above, where can I use dining dollars Upenn? Dining Dollars are funds on your PennCard used to purchase items at any Penn Dining location including our retail offerings: Gourmet Grocer and Starbucks (located in 1920 Commons), Accenture Café, Houston Market in Houston Hall, Joe's Café in SHDH, Mark's Café in Van Pelt Library, Lauder College House Retail and Pret A

Then, where can I use my dragon dollars?

They can be used at Drexel Campus Dining locations including Northside Dining Terrace (featuring Chick-fil-A, Subway, and the Market) and Starbucks (at Gerri C. LeBow Hall). Dining Dollars cannot be redeemed at non-Drexel Campus Dining locations.

Can I commute to Drexel?

Drexel's Philadelphia location allows transfer commuter students to live as far away as New Jersey or Delaware and still make it to class on time. First-year students can live up to 10 miles from campus and commute from home.

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Do dining dollars roll over?

They can be used to buy additional meals in dining locations or make purchases in retail operations. Unused Dining Dollars are not refundable, as they are a part of your contract meal plan and expire at the end of the contract. Dining Dollars will be carried over from fall to spring semester.

Does Chick Fil A take dining dollars?

Chick-fil-A accepts Dining Plan Swipes, Dining Dollars, Mounty Bounty, credit, debit, and cash.
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