Is Shula's on the DDP??

[SkcMom]

Just wondering if Shula's at the Dolphin is on the DDP. Also if it is is it 1 or 2 TS credits? TIA!

 

[Amy&Dan]

No it is not. Since the Swan/Dolphin are not owned by Disney, none of their restaurants are part of the DDP. Check out allearsnet.com for a listing of what restaurants in the parks, resorts and DTD are part of the plan. Good luck with your planning!

 

[SkcMom]

Thanks very much!! Solved that then!

 

[lynninpa]

Just click here http://www.wdwinfo.com/MagicYourWaydining.htm#2007 and scroll down a bit to the "chart." It will tell you just where the Dining Plan is accepted.

 

[LYNSUE]

DH and I just enjoyed an anniversary dinner at Shula's last month. The food and service were outstanding. The restaurant is a little pricey (and not on the dining plan). But we felt the meal was well worth full price.

 

[Tiffany]

DH and I just enjoyed an anniversary dinner at Shula's last month. The food and service were outstanding. The restaurant is a little pricey (and not on the dining plan). But we felt the meal was well worth full price.

I am glad to hear this. I have had dinner at the Shula's in Indy, when I was on a business trip. My husband and I have reservations to get there this coming Sunday night. Are dress shorts okay here? I know that is says business cascual but I had jeans on when I ate at the Shula's in Indy so I was not sure how strict they are.

 

[LYNSUE]

When DH and I dined at Shula's we did dress up a little. Definately better than park attire. I wore a pair of white capris and a silkey black blouse with some costume jewelry. DH wore slacks and a nice collared polo shirt. We took the time to dress up a little because we did not want to feel intimidated by others that were dressed better. Also we did not know how strict the restaurant was with the business casual rule.

There were a lot of business people in the hotel dressed very nice. However, our fellow diners were mostly dressed the same as us.

Please go and enjoy. The food will make you forget all about what anyone is wearing.

 

[Tiffany]

When DH and I dined at Shula's we did dress up a little. Definately better than park attire. I wore a pair of white capris and a silkey black blouse with some costume jewelry. DH wore slacks and a nice collared polo shirt. We took the time to dress up a little because we did not want to feel intimidated by others that were dressed better. Also we did not know how strict the restaurant was with the business casual rule.

There were a lot of business people in the hotel dressed very nice. However, our fellow diners were mostly dressed the same as us.

Please go and enjoy. The food will make you forget all about what anyone is wearing.

Thanks for the reply. We are packing casual dress pants, shoes and collared polo shirts for both dinners. Thanks.