Free dining?

[bbnursie]

I was reading a previous post that said you had to book a three night stay to receive free dining but when I go to Disney's website it says 6 nights. When did this change?

 

[vicki_c]

It is 3 nights with a 2 day ticket, minimum. The 6 day example on Disney's site is just that - an example they use.

 

[Cafeen]

If you look closely, it says to inquire about other length stays (or something along those lines.) Testing on the site itself, under the current promotion, if you try to do 2 nights, it won't let you (the check-out date will revert to 6 nights), but if you do 3 nights, it will stick.

It's tricky for sure and much more subtle than they've done in the past (though, I'm sure somewhere it lists the actual requirements, though I couldn't find it in a pretty quick search on the site).

 

[Headed4Fun]

Yep, the minimum is actually a 3 night stay with 2 days of tickets - we're booked for a 3 night stay this fall and got the free dining. I think they advertise it as 6 nights with the hopes that you'll do 6 nights and spend more. Funny thing is, I had called AAA to get a price quote for comparison and the agent told me it was a 6 night minimum. I had to explain the rules to her.

 

[TDC Nala]

For anything but the offer for residents of Great Britain, minimum 3 night stay, maximum 14 night stay, at least 2 day park ticket purchase required. Anything else you see is just an example.

The British offer can go up to a 21 night stay.