How do the Wishes on the Silver Plan Work

[MamaKate]

I'm thinking about adding the Silver plan to our package, but I want to get some more information on how they work.

Do you get a booklet for the total number of wishes you have or are they all contained on your room key or some other way??

I'm just confused on how you present them to use.

Can someone who has used a vacation package with wishes let me know how you redeem your wishes.

Thanks a Bunch!
,
Katie

 

[Tiggerlover91]

Originally posted by MamaKate
I'm thinking about adding the Silver plan to our package, but I want to get some more information on how they work.

Do you get a booklet for the total number of wishes you have or are they all contained on your room key or some other way??

I'm just confused on how you present them to use.

Can someone who has used a vacation package with wishes let me know how you redeem your wishes.

Thanks a Bunch!
,
Katie

It's really quite simple.

Your wishes are "stored" on your room resort ID, everytime you are ready to redeem them, you just give your ID to whomever it is helping you. Each time you use the wishes, on the bottom of your receipt, it will print out how many you have left, it comes in handy.
If you are dining at Teppanyaki for example, and want to use your wishes, just tell your server from the time you arrive so they will know. At the end of the meal they should ask for your room key to verify and then will deduct your wishes from the key. There's nothing to it at all.
Just remember that each wish is costing you about $35 a peice, so use it only for things of that amount or more. For example, don't use it for breakfast meals or buffets, pay cash for those. Hoop Dee Doo, Cirque, and Spa Treatments at the GF are GREAT uses of your wishes. Also remember this, at restaurants that cost you 2 wishes, you will have to eat $70 in food just yourself to get your monies worth! That's what hubby and I eat together when we have the money to spend and that's appetizers, entrees, drinks (non-alcohol), and dessert, along with an awesome tip! Some think the 2 wish restaurants are worth it, but I don't. Both of you would have to have a bill totaling $150 or more to get your monies worth on the plan and that's a big WHOA for me! Visit the link below
to read up more on the silver plan and to see what the two wish restaurants are.
The wishes are very easy to use and you can use them anyway you want to. All in one day, none a day, 2 a day, whatever! Just remember, each person gets 2 wishes per night. So if you're there for 7 days and 6 nights, you get 12 wishes for just yourself. If you have one more with you then that makes 24 wishes total. Hubby and I had 36 wishes on our last trip and we used them right down to our last day. It was a waste though because we used them on HOB T-Shirts which only cost about $25 a piece. Oh well, I didn't want to go home with unused wishes.
Well, I do hope I've helped. If you have any questions just let me know. I stay away from packages now, too much money for me. I come out so much cheaper doing everything separately. To each his own though.

HAVE A MAGICAL TRIP!!

DENISE

DREAMMAKER SILVER PACKAGE

*********LET ME KNOW IF THIS LINK WORKS FOR YOU. IT'S ADOBE ACROBAT AND YOU HAVE TO HAVE IT DOWNLOADED ON YOUR COMPUTER FOR VEIWING*********

 

[Tiggerlover91]

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[LostHope]

Awesome link to that .pdf for the silver package. Would you happen to know if there is something similar for the gold package around??

 

[Tiggerlover91]

Originally posted by LostHope
Awesome link to that .pdf for the silver package. Would you happen to know if there is something similar for the gold package around??

I MOST CERTAINLY DO! Check the link below. I've pulled all of the links off of the official Disneyworld site.

DREAMMAKER GOLD PACKAGE

 

[LostHope]

Thanks very much for that Tiggerlover91!! That will help me in my May Disney trip decision.

 

[Tiggerlover91]

Originally posted by LostHope
Thanks very much for that Tiggerlover91!! That will help me in my May Disney trip decision.

It is my pleasure!