Quick Answer:
MealPal credits can expire, but eligible unused credits can roll over for one additional consecutive Membership Cycle when you renew your plan. MealPal is a restaurant meal subscription that lets members use prepaid credits to reserve discounted meals from local restaurants. Unlike subscriptions that require a fixed number of meals each week, MealPal allows members to choose when to use their credits within their Membership Cycle. The number of credits you can roll over is equal to the number of paid credits included in your next plan. Rollover credits expire if they aren't used during the following cycle, and unused credits do not carry over if you place your membership on hold.
How do MealPal credits roll over?
When you renew your MealPal plan, eligible unused credits from your current cycle can roll over into your next cycle.
There are two important limits:
- Credits can roll over for one additional consecutive cycle. Rollover credits do not continue rolling over indefinitely.
- The maximum number of credits that can roll over is equal to the number of credits on the plan you are renewing to.
For example, if you renew onto a plan with 70 credits, you can roll over a maximum of 70 eligible unused credits from your previous cycle.
What happens if I change MealPal plans?
Your rollover limit is based on the new plan you are renewing to, not the plan you had previously.
For example:
- If you have 20 eligible credits remaining and renew onto a 70-credit plan, all 20 credits can roll over.
- If you have 80 eligible credits remaining and renew onto a 70-credit plan, a maximum of 70 credits can roll over.
- If you have 50 eligible credits remaining and renew onto a 120-credit plan, all 50 credits can roll over.
Do MealPal credits roll over if I put my plan on hold?
No. If you place your MealPal membership on hold, your unused credits expire.
Credits from before your hold will not roll over or become available again when you return from hold.
How long do rollover credits last?
Eligible credits can roll over for one additional consecutive cycle. If those rollover credits are not used during that next cycle, they expire rather than rolling over again.
The bottom line
MealPal gives members the ability to carry eligible unused credits into their next consecutive cycle, subject to the rollover limit for their new plan. Just remember: credits can only roll over once, and going on hold causes unused credits to expire.
