Can an AP holder help me?

[darthspud]

I plan on purchasing my annual pass for my trip in 13 day... but I was wondering if an annual passholder could help me out...

Is it possible for you to log into the passholder site and price something out for me?

I was curious what the cost of the dining plan (the deluxe and/or the quick service) for March 11-13 at any of the value resorts...

when i called disney the other day they only had the movies or sports... but I would LOVE Pop!

Thank you so so so so so much

Jill

 

[Deb & Bill]

It's the same no matter where you stay. Except for maybe the holiday price increase if it falls during Disney "holiday" time.

 

[darthspud]

yeah but I never actually got a price from them since they said they only had the allstars and im not a huge fan of the all star resorts..

 

[Deb & Bill]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-dining-plan.htm#prices

 

[camsmomE]

yeah but I never actually got a price from them since they said they only had the allstars and im not a huge fan of the all star resorts..

The website will not allow AP holders to add the dining plans to the booking online, we have to call. I will tell you that I recently booked a May trip and they told me the regular dining was an additional $54 per adult, and deluxe was "around $72." I put the $72 in quotes because I cannot remember for sure if it was 71 or 72. I did not ask about the quick service plan.

 

[darthspud]

oh.. i was under the impression that AP's got a discount on the price of the dining plan.. may bad then

 

[camsmomE]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-dining-plan.htm#prices

I just checked out the thread, and you're right, the deluxe was $78. However, I knew the regular would cost me $47-ish since I had booked this before, so I took to arguing with the CM a bit, and she insisted it went up to $54.

 

[camsmomE]

oh.. i was under the impression that AP's got a discount on the price of the dining plan.. may bad then

Not at all. what we get is a discount on the room (sometimes), and the right to have dining added to the room, WITHOUT having to buy tickets. Also- as AP holders you get a very nice discount on the Tables in Wonderland card (which I have started calling my "TIP card" as it removes 20% from your bill, then puts %18 back on for gratuity- then I add the other 2% because I won't tip less than %20.)

 

[Sparkie]

http://www.wdwinfo.com/disney-dining-plan.htm#prices

I am an AP holder and have a reservation at POP March 10 to March 12 and was charged 39.99/night for my quick service dining plan.

I have made several calls to WDTC and asked about the price because like the above link indicates the price is 34.99 and I got 2 answers: "seasonal price increase" and "39.99 is the correct price".

I have also emailed Disney and asked one more time.

So.... if you book an AP package with dining let me know what price they give you.

 

[Deb & Bill]

...I have made several calls to WDTC and asked about the price because like the above link indicates the price is 34.99 and I got 2 answers: "seasonal price increase" and "39.99 is the correct price".....

Yeah, what I was calling "holiday prices" is really "seasonal pricing" And the season run for some very long times. I think all summer from mid-May is seasonal pricing.

 

[Wendy&Grumpy]

Not at all. what we get is a discount on the room (sometimes), and the right to have dining added to the room, WITHOUT having to buy tickets. Also- as AP holders you get a very nice discount on the Tables in Wonderland card (which I have started calling my "TIP card" as it removes 20% from your bill, then puts %18 back on for gratuity- then I add the other 2% because I won't tip less than %20.)

This is a great way of looking at it!