free dining question

[tink1953]

When it says you have to book a 3 night stay and 2 park tickets...does that mean everyone staying in the room has to get tickets or at least one ticket??

 

[DebbieB]

When it says you have to book a 3 night stay and 2 park tickets...does that mean everyone staying in the room has to get tickets or at least one ticket??

Everyone in the room has to get at least a 2 day ticket.

 

[tink1953]

when did they change that....used to only one person had to get a ticket...we have annual passes...hmmmm

 

[vicki_c]

when did they change that....used to only one person had to get a ticket...we have annual passes...hmmmm

It's been that way for years. I don't know how many years, but I've been on the DIS for 6+ years and I don't remember that not being a requirement. They did change it froma one day ticket for all to a two day ticket for all a few years ago.

 

[tink1953]

I believe it was only one person had to have a ticket when they first started free dining...I might be thinking of room discounts

 

[DebbieB]

I believe it was only one person had to have a ticket when they first started free dining...I might be thinking of room discounts

I agree with Vicki, free dining always required everyone have a ticket, it's a room/ticket package. You can get an annual pass package with dining with no additional ticket but you have to pay for the dining plan, same with DVC. Or you could do room only with no tickets required.

 

[smitch425]

If you have an AP, you still have to buy the 2day ticket, but you can save that ticket for future use OR you can use it toward your AP renewal when it is time to renew. They will deduct the price you paid for the 2 day ticket from your renewal cost.

 

[focusondisney]

I believe it was only one person had to have a ticket when they first started free dining...I might be thinking of room discounts

Could you be thinking of an AP room only discount ? If you book that, only 1 person (the lead on the reservation) has to have an AP.