AP discounts for 2018?

[eeyoresmom]

Does anyone know or can provide a link to the 2018 dining discounts for AP holders? Going in mid January .....thank you

 

[HatboxGhoul]

There's a list here: http://www.wdwinfo.com/discounts/discounts-ap.htm
Dining discounts are about half way down the page.

 

[eeyoresmom]

Thanks. According to that list it looks like everything is back to the 10 percent. I wonder how accurate it us though since some of the restaurants listed are no longer there.

 

[bladiator]

I know what you mean. I feel like I took my first AP trip during the golden age of AP trips. I'm not sure that I will be as excited about getting 10% off at limited locations during our next trip.

 

[DisBuckMan]

I'd say everything will be back at 10% for AP's.

The extra 10% (and 20% during non-standard dinner times) discounts were always part of Disney's 45th anniversary celebration...which technically ended September 30th. They decided to extend them to 12/23, but I fully expect them to end then.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

FYI, some news today about 2018 AP food/beverage benefits. The 20% was nice while it lasted! Not surprised though.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/news-stories...t-through-2018/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

 

[bladiator]

FYI, some news today about 2018 AP food/beverage benefits. The 20% was nice while it lasted! Not surprised though.

http://www.wdwinfo.com/news-stories...t-through-2018/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

Hey, 10% everywhere is a nice perk. Has it been this way in the past? And did they remove the part about alcoholic drinks this last time around (during the 45th anniversary)? Because I was getting my drinks with a discount as well.

Edit: (I thought)

 

[supersnoop]

Hey, 10% everywhere is a nice perk. Has it been this way in the past? And did they remove the part about alcoholic drinks this last time around (during the 45th anniversary)? Because I was getting my drinks with a discount as well.

Edit: (I thought)

The Table in Wonderland discount was valid in alcohol, but no other discount applies to those drinks.

 

[cigar95]

If the wording in the article is correct, it will exclude a lot of places. Still remains to be seen how valuable the passholder discounts will be.

Would like to find a source within Disney that spells out the specific list of locations - the general description may well not mean "these and only these and no others". Tables in Wonderland may or may not be a good buy for us, especially since we eat at a lot of places outside the parks that take TiW but are not Disney-operated.

Off to explore disneyworld.com a bit . . . . .

 

[supersnoop]

If the wording in the article is correct, it will exclude a lot of places. Still remains to be seen how valuable the passholder discounts will be.

Would like to find a source within Disney that spells out the specific list of locations - the general description may well not mean "these and only these and no others". Tables in Wonderland may or may not be a good buy for us, especially since we eat at a lot of places outside the parks that take TiW but are not Disney-operated.

Off to explore disneyworld.com a bit . . . . .

Maybe try to find an old version of the allears.net dining discount pdf. Before the special anniversary discounts, there was only about a 20%-25% overlap between TiW and AP discounts.

 

[bladiator]

If the wording in the article is correct, it will exclude a lot of places. Still remains to be seen how valuable the passholder discounts will be.

Would like to find a source within Disney that spells out the specific list of locations - the general description may well not mean "these and only these and no others". Tables in Wonderland may or may not be a good buy for us, especially since we eat at a lot of places outside the parks that take TiW but are not Disney-operated.

Off to explore disneyworld.com a bit . . . . .

Tell us what you find!

 

[cigar95]

Well, the passholder section on the web site mentions all the places with the 20% discount expiring on 12/23. They also continue to show the larger list of places with 10% discounts, including many of those not owned by Disney, with no mention of them expiring. And unlike the old days, all but a handful are good all day and every day, or nearly so.
I would assume that the places currently showing 20% will revert to 10% as of Sunday. For the most part, this means that for passholders, the spending threshold for TiW to pay for itself has roughly doubled.

 

[bladiator]

The Table in Wonderland discount was valid in alcohol, but no other discount applies to those drinks.

I just went back and found a reciept for the Backlot Express (20% discount) and my golden Margarita was included in the discount. I was pretty sure that happened...and made me wish I had never bought one at the little shop on sunset boulevard! If this is not supposed to happen, you would think that the system would not make the cashiers deal with manually deciding what should and shouldn't be discounted.