I found the Vacation Kingdom Dinner Certificate

[babyblues68]

I found these at a different web site. This is NOT thru connections. The prices are a little higher, but after trying to find out if the dinner one existed...just thought I 'd let ya'll know there is such a thing. It's just to expensive!!!

http://www.majesticusa.com/disney_dining.asp

If nothing else you can see what resturants are included with each certificate.

 

[Pooh Girl 71]

The prices are a LOT higher IMO. You'd be hard pressed to get your monies worth.

 

[Danemom]

Wow! Those prices make ebay auctions look like a bargain!

 

[ToyStoryMom_inRI]

There must be another way to get these vouchers. If Majestic has them, others (i.e Connectionc) will have them as well. You're right, the prices are to high to get a great value from them. Also, did you notice the high price on all of the other vouchers as well? YIKES!

 

[mrsheppo]

Boy,

Nothing like trying to make a buck. It looks like they increased the price that you can buy the Connections vouchers for by an additional 50%

I don't think they will sell too many at those prices.

 

[Muffy]

Connections has them for 62.50 ea. Still a very bad value considering Hoop de doo is around 42.00 per person!

 

[MaMudduck]

My guess is they buy them from Connections & then retail them to their travel customers. Thank goodess for the Dis board, that means we don't have to be ripped-off.

 

[ToyStoryMom_inRI]

Unfortunately, I bet they do fairly well even at those inflated prices since UK residents aren't eligible to join Connections.

 

[MrsPete]

They'll probably sell some even at these prices -- I mean, somebody's buying them from ebay for ridiculous amounts! I think some people grossly overestimate the cost of food at Disney, and others are willing to overpay for the convenience of having it all done ahead of time.

 

[babyblues68]

At the prices from majectic and some from ebay.....they'd be better off buying Disney Dollars. Then they would have the convenience of paying ahead of time.


MrsPete is right I think a lot of people do over estimate Disney's prices. For the most part you do get what you pay for. I couldn't believe the portion size of our meals on our last trip.

 

[disneyjunkie]

I don't think Disney even sales them for that much $$$!

Why doesn't Disney sale them to on site guest? They could market them as add on items. I'd love to have the guick n casual breakfast vouchers.

 

[babyblues68]

Originally posted by disneyjunkie
I don't think Disney even sales them for that much $$$!

Why doesn't Disney sale them to on site guest? They could market them as add on items. I'd love to have the guick n casual breakfast vouchers.

If I'm not mistaken these vouchers are in the add on packages. When I got my vouchers my friend said they are the same she got with her package the year before I went.

Just don't know which packages would do what vouchers. I do know she had a package with two wishes a day an could eat anywhere. I wouldn't think it includes V&A though.

 

[MaMudduck]

No that's not connections vouchers, that's WDW own Silver plan that they have. (Or a Dream Maker Package or something like that) WDW offers 2 "wishes" per night per person. I think the add on price when I checked was $64.00 p/p/p/n (Adult)

 

[disneyjunkie]

Originally posted by babyblues68
If I'm not mistaken these vouchers are in the add on packages. When I got my vouchers my friend said they are the same she got with her package the year before I went.

Just don't know which packages would do what vouchers. I do know she had a package with two wishes a day an could eat anywhere. I wouldn't think it includes V&A though.

I know you can get the vouchers if you book a group reservation. When I called in Feb. to get info on booking a trip for my son's school, they faxed me the price list for the various vouchers. You can also get them if you do a youth group trip. (That's not the official name, can't think of it right now)

I guest if they offered the vouchers to the general public, it would be hard to get people to buy the packages that include meals.(silver and gold packages)