When I'm doing the hunt for different hotels on disney.com (with the free dining package), how do I know how much taxes will be? Is the total that shows up there ($1024 for POFQ for 5 nites, for example) including taxes or without taxes? I know that taxes are around 15% for rooms, but since this includes dining, should I add 15% on to that package total or just part of that total? Anyone know the story? Thanks!
How are taxes figured on the free dining package?
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I just booked 5 nights at POFQ with free dinning for 2 in September and i got the same price you did, I called and spoke with a Disney Travel agent. This price included all taxes and was without travel insurance.
When you use your free dinning all taxes and tips are already paid, so you should not have to pay any additional unless you feel the server deserves more than the standard 15% already included in your package.
When you use your free dinning all taxes and tips are already paid, so you should not have to pay any additional unless you feel the server deserves more than the standard 15% already included in your package.
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