Do they still have the Disney Dining Experience card?

[zaja]

If so, what are the benefits of purchasing one?

 

[septbaby]

Yes but it now has a cool name: Tables in Wonderland

It is available for purchase if you are an Annual Pass holder. It cost nearly $70 and provides about a 20% discount at many TS locations and a smaller discount a a few CS places. At TS restaurants an 18% gratuity is added to any bill that uses a TiW card.

 

[pumba]

They have a new name now......it is called Table in Wonderland.....so if you see the initials here on the board it will be TiW,...
You have to have an AP and you can purchase it at the same time for 60 bucks at any guest relations at the parks or DTD......
Then you have 20 percent off most TS restaurants and also a few cs in AK also...IN the resorts ......all of the Value Resorts and also Port Orlean French Quarter you can use it there for 20 percent off your meals or snacks ......we have used it numerous times at both Movies, Sports, Pop Century and French Quarter and to us it is well worth it.......we have also used it at Le Cellier, and some of the other sit down restaurants.....here is a link to the places it includes.....

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disneydiningexperience.htm

 

[zaja]

Thanks for the info! I'll check the link...

 

[ChelleinNC]

Yes but it now has a cool name: Tables in Wonderland

It is available for purchase if you are an Annual Pass holder. It cost nearly $70 and provides about a 20% discount at many TS locations and a smaller discount a a few CS places. At TS restaurants an 18% gratuity is added to any bill that uses a TiW card.

It's available if you're an AP holder and/or a Fl resident. The 20% discount is the same on TS & select CS (Pizzafari, Flame Tree and resorts mentioned in above post). Other benefits include free valet parking at resorts for dining and special events for DDE/TiW members.

 

[inkkognito]

They surely do! Click here for info. on getting some money out of Mickey. This is truly one of my favorite programs at Disney, no matter what they call it.

 

[tink713]

A little off topic but it seems to me that the dining plan saves you more money than the TIW card? Just wondering since DH and I plan on purchasing AP's for our trips this year.