DDE (Tables in Wonderland) transferrable?

[bennett311]

Excellent info, these boards and posts are awesome, especially the dining reviews.

Visiting WDW in December and we will have the DDP. Part of our group are Fla residents, but is only staying part time with us. I was thinking of having them buy the DDE (Tables in Wonderland) discount card, but using it for my own party when they are not with us.

Do the servers actually validate the card with your DDP info? Or is it a basic card where they don't typically validate the actual owner? Yes, I am looking to take advantage of the plan outside the rules.

Plan on hitting V&A's, but our Fla residents will not be with us for that dinner. Help me get around this.

Thanks!

Bennett family

 

[vicki_c]

It's specific to the person named on the card.

When paying with your KTTW card, they don't usually ask for any ID to go with your TiW card (but they could). Some others just said here (last week this was discussed) that when you are paying cash or with a different credit card, they are usually asked for Florida ID or their AP to go with the TiW card.

I thought the TiW card was not valid at V&A's anyway.

 

[webray]

We have FL resident card..we are always asked for ID to go with the card.

Worst that could happen if you cheat this...us FL residents no longer get the benefit because of abuse like this, and you get denied the benefit the day you are in the restaurant for not having proper ID.

 

[TDC Nala]

The cardholder is supposed to be present.

They may not always check ID, but sometimes they do - it's a good idea to not do this unless you will actually have the cardholder present.

And the TIW card is accepted at V&A (in the main dining room but not at the chef's table)

Sorry, if they ask for ID there isn't any way around it. If you can't produce the cardholder's ID, you'll be denied the discount.