MYW Dining Report

[tigertam]

tigertam, Just so you know, there is no tax added on to the price of the mealplan. It is $35 per adult per night and this includes tax and tips on meals, and there is no tax added to the $35 in the package. If you price it out room plus tickets, and then add meal plan, the difference is only $35/adult/night, not $35 plus tax per person per night. I know there are some websites indicating that there is tax added to the meal plan, but that is not the case. Something else to consider when looking at your savings. Also, I agree that you will probably have enough food to share with your girls, without spending a whole lot extra on them.

Thank you for picking up on that and clarifying that. I have got a package price and the differance was just the $35/person as you say, but like you mentioned I read it somewhere that you needed to add tax on top of that and was a bit mystified. (didn't want to get too excited-every little bit adds up!)

 

[Bronte]

ellenbenny,
Thanks for a great report ... One question ...
We are small eaters and hate to waste anything (my DH and I split meals all the time and our DD's are 12 and 10 and bearly eat anything.) I would like to do the dinning plan for our next trip just to be able to go places we would not normally go to due to cost. I knew we would have no problems splitting CS meals but you said you had not problems splitting the TS either. DH worriers that the servers/staff would not like or even allow that. What is your take on this ...
Thanks,
Bronte

 

[ellenbenny]

When we went in April we had absolutely no problem splitting meals at any of the TS restaurants that we went to. We would just tell the server that we wanted to split, and in most cases they would either split it in the kitchen and bring it out on 2 plates, or bring an extra plate. Either way we never felt that the server was bothered by it at all. I think they do this for people quite frequently at Disney.

Hope this helps.