DDP in DLR

[Brian Shepherd]

Why does DLR not have the DDP?

Just wondering.

 

[Ed J]

It does, it's not called the same thing, but DLR does have a dinning plan.

The short story is that the majority of people in the parks in Ca are day trippers (locals), meals are not as important as they are to the vacationers (week long trips by people who live further than a day tripper) in the WDW parks.

 

[clanmcculloch]

DLR is set up very differently than WDW. WDW has a whole bunch of Disney owned restaurants as well as 4 parks. It's a city all unto itself. DLR is 3 hotels and 2 parks plus a whole bunch of good neighbour hotels owned by a variety of different companies. At WDW you have to stay at a Disney owned resort and buy a MYW package meaning buy your tickets with the room in order to buy the DDP (or QSDP or DxDDP). With only 3 Disney owned resorts at DLR and far fewer restaurants, it just isn't comparable.

 

[Brian Shepherd]

It does, it's not called the same thing, but DLR does have a dinning plan.

The short story is that the majority of people in the parks in Ca are day trippers (locals), meals are not as important as they are to the vacationers (week long trips by people who live further than a day tripper) in the WDW parks.

Ok, what is it called, and where can I find an official link?

 

[Ed J]

Disney Dining Plan

Go to disneyland.com and start to book a trip, click on dinning and it explains it.

 

[TDC Nala]

You may be disappointed. Disneyland's dining plan is not the same type as the one offered at WDW. It's a vouchers for meals system instead of an electronic credit system, includes a set number of character meals - it might even be just one (for which you are assigned to a particular restaurant), and is basically just a prepayment program with very little or no savings realized.