I hope this hasn't been asked yet.. ( New Vouchers)

[greggville]

But is there any changes in the new (exp may 05) vouchers?

Any sit down dinner vouchers, yet?

Same restaurants on the Q&C and Sit down lunch?

thanks for the update

 

[mad4themouse]

The new Q&C vouchers include PopC's food court in their list of participating restaurants. They still cover the same restaurants as their prior versions, otherwise. For a complete list, check the first two posts in the
"Everything You Wanted to Know About Connections Meal Vouchers" Thread

Both the VKLs and Q&C do not specifically exclude "frozen" drinks as they did before. I'm not sure if this is just a mistake or deliberate. I haven't been to WDW yet to find out.

You can order Vacation Kingdom Dinner vouchers from Action Travel but they are rather expensive ($72/adult & $33/child) and I haven't read about anyone dealing with this company, so I cannot testify to their reliability. The vouchers are good at some of the better restaurants like the California Grill, Narcoossee's and Wolfgang Puck Café. And they are good during dinner hours and like the VKLs and Q&C they include taxes and tips.

 

[calypso*a*go-go]

mad4themouse:
You are the Voucher Queen! Just wanted to thank you for all the info. you've shared in so many of the threads I've read. Keep up the good work!!!

 

[wdwstar]

dinner voucher why would you pay $72 a person when it would be cheaper to pay for your meal cash, especially chef mickeys its only $26.99 a person and even with tip and tax you still wouldnt have reached $72 per person, and you can share at chef mickeys.

 

[mad4themouse]

As I said, they are rather expensive. But if you are eating at one of the finer restaurants (I do not consider Chef Mickey's to be in that category), it may actually save you a few dollars.

For instance, consider this dinner at the Narcoosee's:

• appetizer - Zesty Shrimp - $12.00
• entrée - Lobster Tail & Filet Mignon- $49.00
• dessert - Almond-crusted Cheesecake - $7.00
• beverage - soda, iced tea - $2.00
• tax - $4.55
• tip (15%) - $10.50
• TOTAL = $85.05

In the above case, it would be worth purchasing the vouchers. For many of the other participating restaurants, you probably would not break even.