2009 Dining Plan

[nicolemag]

Has the 2009 dining plan been finalized for DVC? We have rented points fore travel in January and would like to finalize our details. Any info is appreciated.

 

[Chic]

Yes, it has been finalized. Contact Member Services to add the plan of your choice.

 

[Chuck S]

Since you have rented points, you'll need to contact the owner from whom you rented the reservation. Member Services will not speak anyone about reservation except the owner, even if the owner rents to another DVC Member.

 

[mdurette]

The plan and costs have been finalized - but not the restaurants. I just made all my Jan ADRs and noticed Yak & Yeti and a couple DTD restaurants were not listed. The CM told me that she expects all 2008 places to be on the 2009 list - but many won't be added to Nov and possibly even Dec. So, I made my choices based on the 2008 list and will check back. (I am hoping T-Rex will be on the plan!)

 

[disneynutz]

Has the 2009 dining plan been finalized for DVC? We have rented points fore travel in January and would like to finalize our details. Any info is appreciated.

Here is the new pricing for 2009:

Quick Service Dining Plan
2 quick service meals
2 snacks
1 refillable mug
$29.99 per adult, per night
$8.99 per child, per night

Dining Plan
1 table service meal
1 quick service meal
1 snack
$39.99 per adult, per night
$10.99 per child, per night

Deluxe Dining Plan
3 meals at any participating location
2 snacks
1 refillable mug
$71.99 per adult, per night
$20.99 per child, per night

 

[Gmilligan]

can you split the dining plan for one reservation.?for example your stay is for 4 days...the first two days you want the quick service plan and the last two nights the regular dining plan. This would work well for people that want to have a table service meal but doesn;t actually need it every day.

 

[DebbieB]

can you split the dining plan for one reservation.?for example your stay is for 4 days...the first two days you want the quick service plan and the last two nights the regular dining plan. This would work well for people that want to have a table service meal but doesn;t actually need it every day.

You would probably have to split your reservations.