DVC Renter and DiningPlan

[sweet48]

Can Renters buy into the DDP or not, also do they have to buy for all the days of there reservation


John

 

[Barnum01]

Can Renters buy into the DDP or not, also do they have to buy for all the days of there reservation


John

Yes. Yes and their, not there.

Regards

 

[jjohnson]

Yes they can. The owner needs to add it to your reservation before you arrive. You pay for the plan at check in. DP needs to be purchased for each night of your reservation and all guests.

 

[Barnum01]

Can Renters buy into the DDP or not, also do they have to buy for all the days of there reservation


John

BUT, the members have to book DDP for the rentees through Member Services.

Regards

 

[Barnum01]

Yes they can. The owner needs to add it to your reservation before you arrive. You pay for the plan at check in. DP needs to be purchased for each night of your reservation and all guests.

LOL...I remembered to add the above after I sent my first response, but you beat me to the submit button!

 

[sweet48]

What is the Difference between DDE and DDP

John

 

[Deb & Bill]

The DDP provides one table service, one counter service and one snack per person per night of your stay. Adults are about $36.00 and kids are about $11.00. It includes the gratuity for the meal. All members of the party must purchase the dining plan if one person purchases it. Not all restaurants are on the DDP.

The Disney Dining Experience is a discount card that can be purchased prior to your stay for $60 (AP holders) or $75 (FL residents). It gives you a discount on your table service meals including alcohol. I think the discount is 20%. Not all restaurants are on the DDE.

 

[JimMIA]

The DDP provides one table service, one counter service and one snack per person per night of your stay. Adults are about $36.00 and kids are about $11.00. It includes the gratuity for the meal. All members of the party must purchase the dining plan if one person purchases it.

The price for the remainder of 2006 is $37.99 adult (10 and up) and $10.99 for children 3-9. For 2007, the price remains the same for kids, but goes to $38.99 for adults. No alcoholic beverages are included in the DDP.

As mentioned, the price includes all taxes and 18% gratuity on the TS meals, and the plan must be purchased for everyone on the reservation for each day of your stay. However, no park tickets are required. DDP starts when you pay for it at checkin, and expires at midnight following your checkout.

The Disney Dining Experience is a discount card that can be purchased prior to your stay for $60 (AP holders) or $75 (FL residents). It gives you a discount on your table service meals including alcohol. I think the discount is 20%.

The discount is 20%, and DDE is the only discount plan which includes discounts on alcoholic beverages. DDE does not include either tax or gratuity. The DDE is good for about 13 months from purchase, so it can be used for multiple trips, like an AP.

Not all restaurants are on the DDE.

Not all restaurants are included on either plan, but you will find the list for both plans is quite extensive. See plan details for complete information.