Dangerously Inaccurate Information in this Link Describing the Dining Plan

[bicker]

This seems to be Disney "official" --

http://wdtc.disneyinternational.com/SP2.asp?id=news4

What I noticed different about it is that it specifies two restaurants that surcharge for certain entrees.

[magsmom]

This link also shows Le Cellier and Coral Reef as signature restaurants? :confused3

The direct link from the free dining on the Disney website only shows these restaurants as 1 credit. I would assume this is more up to date.
http://adisneyworld.disney.go.com/media/wdw/images2003/languagespecific/eng/nontheme/tickets/MYWDining.pdf

[Princess Amy]

If you look under the U.S. Disney World Resort it will let you print out the flyers. Notice that our dining plan is different than the one listed on your link. Like mentioned above...Le Cellier and Coral Reef are one TS...they are no longer signature restaurants.

[bicker]

Le Cellier never was 2TS, right? The information in that link is completely unrealiable.

[SlightlyGoofy]

I noticed that it did not offer desserts at either CS or TS restaurants. Could it be that international guests are offered a lower version of the plan?

Slightly Goofy

[DisDarling]

Thanks for the info, every bit helps!
D.D.

[magsmom]

Le Cellier never was 2TS, right? The information in that link is completely unrealiable.

Le Cellier and Coral Reef used to be 2TS when the plan was introduced early last year. When I made my resssies in February I confirmed that they were 1 credit.

[bicker]

Could it be that international guests are offered a lower version of the plan?No. I think the webpage is just inaccurate and the information on it unreliable.

[Amyrlin]

The DDP is the same for US and international guests, it is just inaccurate information as it is out of date.

[angel's momma]

I noticed that it did not offer desserts at either CS or TS restaurants. Could it be that international guests are offered a lower version of the plan?

Slightly Goofy

A few months ago there was concern about desserts not being included - turned out that this was the source of the misinformation.

[angel's momma]

What I noticed different about it is that it specifies two restaurants that surcharge for certain entrees.

I didn't click on the link, because my computer is s l o w today.

According to the FAQ certain DTD restaurants may have a surcharge - I thought that Planet Hollywood & Wolfgang Puck both had a surcharge for the most expensive items. Is this incorrect?

[kaytieeldr]

The asterisk comment indicates "there may be a surcharge..." (emphasis mine). In 2005, yes, the most expensive items Wolfgang Puck Cafe was at an additional OOP cost; recently somebody posted that they asked about this on the phone and were told there's no surcharge on anything. Don't know about Planet Hollywood.

[SassyLassy]

Someone should contact the webmaster and tell them that this page needs a serious update!! :scratchin

I would be awful upset if I went and did all my planning and then come to find out half the information was wrong!! Being a planner that would get me so steamed!! :furious:

But, alas, I luckily have disboards to shield me from such madness!! :worship:

:disrocks:

Beth

[Amyrlin]

Tne webmasters are disney, that is from the UK version of the disney.com site

[Lewisc]

Le Cellier changed to 1 credit at the same time the other WS restaurants were added. The footnote regarding the DTD restaurants was in the original brochure.