TiW card break even point??

[goofy4tink]

Guess the title says it all. Does anyone know what it is now with the increase in cost to buy the card??

 

[ChattaDIS]

500

 

[Goin'Again???Yes!!!]

Should be $500 in meal costs covers the $100 fee for TiW card.

 

[goofy4tink]

thanks guys.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Based on the new pricing, the following is the break-even point for menu pricing (assuming you will routinely give an 18% tip:
AP Holder ($100) is $469.48
Resident or DVC Member (not AP holder) ($125) is $586.85
Both of the above take into consideration that the Sales Tax is also discounted.

 

[jcsbama]

Both of the above take into consideration that the Sales Tax is also discounted.

The sales tax is also discounted with TIW?

 

[purple figment]

The sales tax is also discounted with TIW?

Discounted in the sense the tax is calculated on the total after the 20% TiW is subtracted.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

The sales tax is also discounted with TIW?

Yes. See the computation below:

Here is a working example, using $100.00 as the original bill to make the math show up easily. Note this is for Table Service. At Counter Service there is no gratuity added.

100.00 - Original Menu Amount
*20.00 - Discount
*80.00 - Subtotal
*18.00 - Gratuity Added based on $100
**5.20 - Sales Tax on $80
103.20 - Final amount charged, takes into consideration discount, gratuity and tax.

Without TiW Discount (and still figuring 18% Gratuity)

100.00 - Original Menu Amount
*18.00 - Gratuity
**6.50 - Sales Tax on $100
124.50 - Total

$21.30 - Savings using TiW Card.

(Note - At Victoria and Albert's the added gratuity is 20% instead of 18%.)
* Ignore the asterisks; they are there only so the columns/numbers line up properly.

For the complete list of locations and the rules, go to www.tablesinwonderland.com which is the Official Disney site.