DVC Dining plans

[794FIERO]

This may be a stupid question. But, I am a dvc member and noticed a lot of dining plans avaliable for people booking hotels. Is there any dining plans for dvc members?

 

[Chuck S]

DVC member can book 3 of the dining plans, the Quick Service Plan, the Standard Plan and the Deluxe Plan. You do not need to purchase a park ticket through Disney to add the plan to a DVC reservation, but you will still need a pass to enter the parks, of course. Call Member Services at least 48 hours in advance to add a dining plan to your stay.

Special promotions, like Free Dining are not available to DVCers, unless they book through Disney and pay full price for the room like cash customers, promotional are not available for point stays.

If you are an Annual Passholder, you can purchase the Tables in Wonderland card (formerly Disney Dining Experience) for $75. This gives you a 20% discount at almost all Disney operated table service restaurants, including alcohol. The TIW card is also good at the food court in the value resorts, and counter service locations in Animal Kingdom park. The TIW is good for up to 10 people in your dining party, and is valid for about 13 months after purchase.

 

[Deb & Bill]

Plus every guest for the entire length of the reservation must be on the dining plan. You can't pick and choose your days or your guests on the plan. And the price of the plan is the same for DVC members as for guest purchasing the plan with a package directly from Disney.

 

[BCV23]

We can also add the Wine and Dine program to the DDP or deluxe. Personally, I can't imagine doing so. And I've yet to see a single report of it.