MYW??? Can someone please exlain?

[karebear1]

I see this abbreviation, and I think it has something to do with a dining plan, but can someone please explain it specifically to me? How much does it cost, where do iIget it and what does it include? THANKS!

 

[the kabuki]

This stands for Magic Your Way tickets, which is the name given by Disney for the new ticketing system. Replaces the Park Hopper Passes.

 

[ryan840]

You're referring to the Magic Your Way Plus Dining plan, I think. The only place I know of to get it is at the Disneyworld website, but there may be others. To get the dining option, I think you have to book a room for more than five days, and buy tickets. I may be wrong about the details, since I didn't use it. Check the website, it should explain it all. http://wdw.reservations.disney.go.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/TravelDWIBC.woa/

 

[sarahandhannahsmom]

You can also book the MYW plus dining through a third party. We booked through AAA to get our discount.

 

[keishashadow]

While trying to plan a Land & Sea Cruise Pkg for next year, it became apparant that you can't add on dining to the packages.

I then priced out the trip seperately (Cruise only through DCL & WDW through CRO). The reservationist indicated that:

1) The dining plan is directly tied to the length of your stay (i.e., if you're staying 4 nights, you purchase the plan for 4 nights for everyone in your party over 2 years of age).

2) In order to purchase the dining plan you must purchase at least 1 day's MYW park tickets, you do not have to purchase the park tickets for the length of stay.

Hope this helps.