Two Families Two dining plans same table

[kimis]

I am wondering if anyone would know this. My dh and I are going in Jan/Feb. My sister and her two daughters are going to meet us there. They will have their own package deal with their own ddp. Can we make ADR's together and be seated at the same table with two different ddp? Thank you for your help:flower3: You know like two checks per table? Thanks again!

[Tricia1972]

Yes, that is no problem at all. Just let your server know who goes with who, and they'll be happy to separate the checks for you. :goodvibes

[joshiesdad]

Yes you can. We went with a group of 3 different couples all had our own ddp and we had no issues with it at all. They gave us all seperate checks and took 1 card per couple for the payment. It was easy.

[ElizabethB]

Yes. Each group just hands over its room card and tells the waiter how many credits to take from each card. They bring you two receipts. Sounds like you're a group of five. Note that if your group is 6 or more, they'll automatically add the 18% gratuity for each group -- meaning you each will get two receipts, one showing credits deducted and one showing the tip you owe.

In our case, we were a family group with four rooms. So, when we ate together, we would get eight receipts, except that we also ordered extra items and used Disney Dining Experience for a discount on those items, so we would get 12 receipts. Disney really needs to improve the system for larger groups.

As I told a couple of waiters, I've worked on billion dollar corporate loans that had fewer documents to be signed than a dinner on the DDP with a family group and four rooms.

[Nohal]

We just got back and had no problems with using 2 different cards. I made only one ADR for the total number of people and when we ordered we told the waiter that we needed 2 checks.