disney quick and casual lunch/dinner coupons

[juleshope]

Hi to all! What is the deal with these food coupons? They are for sale on Ebay and everyone seems to be purchasing them? Are they legitimate and do they truly save you money? Theu supposedly include taxes and gratutity also. They are valid only at certain restaurants I know. Anyones story or experience welcome. Many Thanks Mary Mom to Jules Hope

 

[jcanary]

However you can join Dealpass or connections123 for 30 days for $1 and order them for 11.25. Some people don't want to deal with the membership because in the past some people have had problems. I have found them to be very good and responsive. How much are these going for on ebay? they also have breakfast ones and kingdom lunch ones.
You have to look at the menus on wdwig and decide if they are for you. they do include tip and tax and some people like the idea of prepaid meals. I will be ordering some breakfast ones for the character breakfasts, I won't be saving much but at 17.99 they include the tax and tip so I will atleast save 1 or 2 and it's paid for

 

[ajsmom]

I wanted to ask the exact same question!
They go for $15 to $20 a piece on Ebay.. and I was wondering where they were getting them!
I checked Dealpass, but did not really see anything about Disney vouchers. Do you have to join first?
For $11 a piece, I am very interested.
TIA

 

[DisneyKidds]

...........really depends. For the Connections member price of $11.25 they definitely are. For $15 to $20 on ebay, plus any appicable shipping, you can only use them at a couple of places to get your moneys worth.

The Q&C vouchers are good at most WDW counter service locations. They cover an entree (ie - burger, etc.), side (ie - fries, etc.), dessert, and drink. At most counter service locations that won't cost much more than $12 - $15. That being said, the Q&C vouchers are good at Beaches and Cream (at BC) and Pepper Market (at CSR) where you can easily order $25 worth of food that is covered by a single voucher.

All I can say is that I hope those who get them on ebay use them at the right places, otherwise they are getting ripped.

 

[Connears]

We are connections members (yearly membership was $79.00)and have always had great service from them; although others have had issues. If you join for a trial $1/one month, make sure you cancel on time or they will charge you for the year. You can buy up to 40 of each kind of voucher per year. Others told me that they will be increasing the yearly fee significantly and if they do, I may not rejoin. They also have great discounts on park passes at IOA, US and WDW along with Blockbuster, TOYRUS and other restaurants so we have gotten our $79! Hope this helps. We have seen people selling these vouchers for WAY over value at e-bay..Id don't recommend that. IMHO

There are three types of vouchers:

Breakfast: good for any sitfown breakfast including the character meals(not Swan/Dolphin) and these are 17.50

quick&casual: these are good for almost all the counter service restaurants at the parks(except some carts) and many of the food courts in resorts. Good for one entree, side, drink, dessert for 11.25

Kingdom luncheon: good for sitdown restaurants in parks/resorts but only for lunch. They are 30.50 or so.

We have used the breakfast and q&c and love them. Nice to have some meals pre-paid. CM know about them and you don't have any problems using them. They also include tax and gratuity so they are good deal in that respect.

Connears

 

[ajsmom]

One quick question...
Obviously these are not a good deal for the kids...as most of their meals are less than $10...
Would I then just pay for their meal and tip seperately?
Thanks for info!

 

[jcanary]

Yes you would want to pay for them separately or have them share your meal. You really get a lot of food at these places.