Maria and Enzo's AP discount?

[KCMiller]

Back in February, many WDW official outlets reported that the Maria and Enzo's 40% discount for AP was being extended to May 31st, but when I go to their website, they say that it's a 15% discount. Has anyone eaten there lately, and know anything about this?

thanks,

KC

 

[rlduvall]

Bumping this up for you because I don't know for sure the answer. I just researched it and I agree it appears to only be 15% now. Seems a little bait and switch to me.

 

[SantaDuffy]

It is gone. They ended it early without warning and are now lying about it. We walked out.

 

[rlduvall]

It is gone. They ended it early without warning and are now lying about it. We walked out.

Wow - I find that unconscionable practice for a Company. They won't get my business ever now.

 

[Anthony1971]

It has changed for DVC as well to 15% was also 40%. Do not understand why people are upset any discount for AP or DVC or... is a perk and subject to change at anytime an AP grants you access to the parks that is it and DVC guarantees you a room at the resort you purchased that is it.... All else is a nice but nothing is guaranteed for any amount of time or at all and the discounts have been far better lately than in past years. I would have liked to get the 40% discount but 15% is decent as well especially considering at most Disney we get 10% at best where the prices are higher and quality lower.

 

[rlduvall]

Do not understand why people are upset any discount for AP or DVC or... is a perk and subject to change at anytime an AP grants you access to the parks that is it and DVC guarantees you a room at the resort you purchased that is it.... All else is a nice but nothing is guaranteed for any amount of time or at all and the discounts have been far better lately than in past years.

I normally would agree with you, but I was under the impression - from the multiple websites who announced it - that Maria & Enzo/Patina Group stated it would be good until May 31st. If true, I am disappointed in their business practice of promising a discount with a specific end date, but ending it early when, apparently, business picks up.