jenjen212
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Sorry if i am a bit behind on this. but, i have some questions about the new disney dining plans. i was trying to use Small world vacations to get a quote. on their quote submissions form, they have listed 3 different versions of the 2008 dining plan:
2008 Disney Dining Plan
2008 Disney Premium Dining Plan
2005 Disney Deluxe Dining Plan
2008 Disney Platinum Dining Plan
The first one seems to be the original dining plan. The premium and the deluxe look the same to me. it says a "Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner" meal. Does that mean that any of those meals can be used at either a counter service or a table service. So, essentially, we could do 3 table services in one day; i.e. Boatwright's in POR for Breakfast, Tony's in MK for Lunch, and then Ohana's in Poly for Dinner. Does that sound right? I know that there are the certain places or services that require 2 credits though.
It says that the Platinum plan can only be purchased if you are staying at a deluxe resort. But, what is the difference between the premium and deluxe? It looks like you have the same benefits, and the same amount of credits.
Thanks for your help.
2008 Disney Dining Plan
2008 Disney Premium Dining Plan
2005 Disney Deluxe Dining Plan
2008 Disney Platinum Dining Plan
The first one seems to be the original dining plan. The premium and the deluxe look the same to me. it says a "Breakfast, Lunch, and Dinner" meal. Does that mean that any of those meals can be used at either a counter service or a table service. So, essentially, we could do 3 table services in one day; i.e. Boatwright's in POR for Breakfast, Tony's in MK for Lunch, and then Ohana's in Poly for Dinner. Does that sound right? I know that there are the certain places or services that require 2 credits though.
It says that the Platinum plan can only be purchased if you are staying at a deluxe resort. But, what is the difference between the premium and deluxe? It looks like you have the same benefits, and the same amount of credits.
Thanks for your help.