Last time I checked, the TiW discount was offered at three times as many places as the DVC discount.if you are going to get a 10% discount anyway at most places you eat with your dvc/ap pass, then you need to spend $1500 before breaking even on the tiw, right? At this point the difference between the two options is the discount on alcohol, which can be significant after a few days at ts restaurants.
I have never considered the tiw as I don't eat often enough on property. One thing having that large discount may do is encourage me to try some of the onsite restaurants. a 20% discount makes the prices more palatable.
Hi all,
I'm just trying to get into understand renting DVC points for a future vacation (probably not until 2018). We usually get DDP. If I rent my points from someone (let's say, hypothetically, from someone on the DIS), does that mean that person has to book my dining plan as well? I'm just not sure if that's how it works in terms of getting the dining plan and then do I have to go book all my reservations? Sorry if this is the wrong place to post this, just trying to figure everythign out!
The DVC owner would have to contact DVC to add the DDP for you. It is paid for at the time of booking the plan. With DVC, the DDP has to be booked a minimum of 48 hours prior to arrival, although the owner would likely want adequate notice to make time to call and add it to the reservation. You still make all of your ADR's through your MDE account.