Paying with cash??

[pamkat1820]

I was just scrolling on FB and now I can’t find the post. Someone just came back from vacation and they said they could only pay with credit or debit card, cash is not being accepted. I know with covid Disney was asking for customers to pay with credit/debit cards just wondering if they is still a requirement. We are under 60 day count down and trying to plan everything out

I usually always pay with my debit card but on vacation to stay on a budget I pay with cash. I tend to spend less....

Just curious what everyone experiences are lately.....

thanks everyone

 

[kylenne]

I am on property right now and cash is still accepted. You have to order in person to use it, is all. Cards are not required unless you do mobile order.

Edit: don’t believe anything about Disney on FB. Those folks are a bit…lost, to put it gently.

 

[pamkat1820]

I am on property right now and cash is still accepted. You have to order in person to use it, is all. Cards are not required unless you do mobile order.

Edit: don’t believe anything about Disney on FB. Those folks are a bit…lost, to put it gently.

I agree with you about the FB posts. It’s actually funny some things that I read.
This one was u can’t use cash at all?? I was completely confused for a second.

 

[Dug720]

Cashless options are preferred (and I saw signs stating that), but I never saw it turned away when I was there in February (and I had to pay cash for stuff my paraprofessional asked me to get for her because she gave me cash for it).

 

[_19disnA]

Most social media is a place to post nonsense or argue with others. Some people there always want to be the resident expert even if they have no idea what they are talking about. I would look to a forum such as here for accurate/reliable/current Disney related info. People can relate their actual experience and someone who posts inaccurate information will find others who know what they are talking about posting as well.

 

[Best Aunt]

Are you asking about paying for food, or paying for your hotel room?

 

[pjredhead]

I was wondering same thing. I like to leave cash tips for dining servers. Not put it on a card.

 

[starry_solo]

Before the pandemic, Disney was experimenting with cashless at Animal Kingdom Lodge, as I recall....