ddp for dvc

[dawne98]

Need to know how much is it for Disney dinning plan the one
with the table service and quick service and s the last time I went it was $42/$12
Is if still that?

 

[vicki_c]

Need to know how much is it for Disney dinning plan the one
with the table service and quick service and s the last time I went it was $42/$12
Is if still that?

It's the same price as for everyone else, there is no DVC price. There is a sticky at the top of the Dining/Restaurants board with the prices and a link to the DDP brochure.

 

[erionm]

DVC Members are (currently) exempt from the seasonal (peak) pricing on the dining plans.

Premium and Platinum Plans are not available with DVC Reservations.

 

[vicki_c]

DVC Members are (currently) exempt from the seasonal (peak) pricing on the dining plans.

Premium and Platinum Plans are not available with DVC Reservations.

Ah, sorry forgot about that peak thing.

 

[DebbieB]

Need to know how much is it for Disney dinning plan the one
with the table service and quick service and s the last time I went it was $42/$12
Is if still that?

It has gone up quite a bit. The 2013 price is $55.59/$17.16 for the regular dining plan.

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2958846

Members don't pay peak rates.

 

[dawne98]

It has gone up quite a bit. The 2013 price is $55.59/$17.16 for the regular dining plan.

http://disboards.com/showthread.php?t=2958846

Members don't pay peak rates.

that is a lot more the last time I paid for it was in 2011!

 

[DebbieB]

I haven't used it since 2006. I think it was around $36 then and included appetizer and tip!

 

[jlwhitney]

It really isnt worth it. It is hard to save much money, and actually possible to lose money on it. Price out where and what you want to eat see if you come out ahead or behind. Normally when we price it out we would end up paying more for the same food.

 

[JimMIA]

I haven't used it since 2006. I think it was around $36 then and included appetizer and tip!

Yep. When they took away those two items, DDP became nothing but a profit center for Disney Dining.

On the bright side, we explored and discovered the wonderful world of OFFsite dining. Now, no matter where we stay, we almost never eat a sit-down meal at a Disney restaurant. Offsite dining offers much more variety, better food (whether you go to McDonalds or fine dining), and much lower prices.

To that, some will say, "But we don't have a car at WDW!"

Hint: Research renting a car vs paying a medium fortune for average food because you're a captive customer. If you do, you may also realize the benefits of having a CAR at WDW, which is a whole other set of benefits and savings.

 

[aggiemullins]

There's a reason why ME is free. And it's not because the mouse is generous...

I remember being shocked at how cheap the prices were at an upscale restaurant we went to a couple days after returning home from a couple weeks at WDW. In that short amount of time they had conditioned me to subconsciously think their prices weren't that bad. At least not until I returned to reality.