DVC specific dining plan?

[KelseyLaPerle]

I was reading on the DVC resorts board that there is now a DDP offered strictly to DVCers. What is the difference between this and the normal resort guest MYW package dining plan? Is the cost different or does the plan including different meals? What is the actual cost, per person?

Thanks!

 

[DenLo]

Since this is the DVC boards I'm a bit confused because I've never heard of a special DVC DDP.

The only difference in the DVC DDP and the regular cash guest DDP is that DVC members do have have to pay the holiday price increase for Christmas and Easter.

 

[erionm]

Since this is the DVC boards I'm a bit confused because I've never heard of a special DVC DDP.

The only difference in the DVC DDP and the regular cash guest DDP is that DVC members do have have to pay the holiday price increase for Christmas and Easter.

Typo DenLo? Members do not pay the seasonal adjustment.

2012 Pricing for DVC Reservations:
Disney Dining Plan is $51.54 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $15.02 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

Disney Deluxe Dining Plan is $85.52 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $23.79 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan is $34.99 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $11.99 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

 

[RobDoc]

For stays reserved thru MS, the Dining Plan does not need to have park passes included. Otherwise, the plan is as described in the posts above.

 

[Chuck S]

And if the OP happens to be talking about the Tables in Wonderland Card, it was announced at the annual meeting, but it is not yet available to all DVC Members, unless you also have an annual pass.

The TiW card basically has you pay a fee ($75 for AP holders $100 for FL Resident w/o AP) for a 20% discount at all table service restaurants. I would guess the non-AP DVC price would be the same as the FL resident price, but as I said, it is not yet available, and no actual details have been released. The card is good for about 13 months from date of purchase.

 

[Chuck S]

And if the OP happens to be talking about the Tables in Wonderland Card, it was announced at the annual meeting, but it is not yet available to all DVC Members, unless you also have an annual pass.

The TiW card basically has you pay a fee ($75 for AP holders $100 for FL Resident w/o AP) for a 20% discount at all table service restaurants. I would guess the non-AP DVC price would be the same as the FL resident price, but as I said, it is not yet available, and no actual details have been released. The card is good for about 13 months from date of purchase.

 

[DVC Tina]

2012 Pricing for DVC Reservations:
Disney Dining Plan is $51.54 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $15.02 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

Disney Deluxe Dining Plan is $85.52 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $23.79 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan is $34.99 per night, per Guest ages 10+ and $11.99 per night, per Guest ages 3-9.

Does anyone know if there is tax on the dining plans? If so, do the above prices include the tax?


Thanks,
Tina

 

[RobDoc]

Yes, those prices include the tax.

Enjoy!

 

[raykit98]

Yes, those prices include the tax.

Enjoy!

That is correct Tax but not Tip.