I am so torn. We did dxdp last year and LOVED it. We are planning a 7 day stay in July and the difference in cost is $560 not counting tips which is not exactly right because we would still end up buying mugs, and we would make up some of the extra tip money paying oop for things like BC "kitchen sink" we will do if not on dxdp (I know it is not included on any dp).
We like nice restaurants and IRL we are in a small town with limited options. If we go ddp we will hit more character meals for dinner and if on dxdp we will do them for breakfast instead so we can do signature restaurants. Our kids like normal kid food but also enjoy adventous food from nice places.
I know it is a lot of money and I am just not sure whether it is worth it or not. DH wants to do it but that is a lot of meals.
It just seems like for the extra $31 dollars (seasonal pricing) for adults and $9 for kids that dxdp is such a better value I mean lunch is upgraded, add breakfast, apps at 2 meals, an extra snack and a mug. But then I think 80 dollars extra for food is a lot
considering we probably spend about $200 all week for groceries, take out and eating out IRL.
It helps that I have the free dining pin but that is only qs so even for regular we have to pay.
I am just wondering how everyone decides? We have done dxdp and did not think it was too much time eating but not sure if that would change if we try regular.
We like nice restaurants and IRL we are in a small town with limited options. If we go ddp we will hit more character meals for dinner and if on dxdp we will do them for breakfast instead so we can do signature restaurants. Our kids like normal kid food but also enjoy adventous food from nice places.
I know it is a lot of money and I am just not sure whether it is worth it or not. DH wants to do it but that is a lot of meals.
It just seems like for the extra $31 dollars (seasonal pricing) for adults and $9 for kids that dxdp is such a better value I mean lunch is upgraded, add breakfast, apps at 2 meals, an extra snack and a mug. But then I think 80 dollars extra for food is a lot
considering we probably spend about $200 all week for groceries, take out and eating out IRL.It helps that I have the free dining pin but that is only qs so even for regular we have to pay.
I am just wondering how everyone decides? We have done dxdp and did not think it was too much time eating but not sure if that would change if we try regular.







) I like counter service meals. You can get some really good options..not just burgers and fries. An example is the chicken at cosmic rays! So why don't you give the DDP a try this time, and next time you'll know for sure which one you like best. 