Queen Victoria's Room.....WOW

[Tricia1972]

I booked today for that room-yaaaaay! It is $200 w/out wine or $295 w/ wine. I will be having it however! I will be taking my designated driver-the Disney Resort Bus!!!

On the Everything Victoria & Albert's thread, a fellow dis'er received confirmation via email from a V&A Manager that this is the case.

$295 is the minimum price if you book out the room, but it's a $2,000 minimum. My understanding of that is that you and DH could book the room, but it'd be $1,000 a plate! If you and 9 of your closest friends book out the room then it's $295 per person with or without pairings. Just my interpretation of that email.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

Here is the e-mail which Tricia was referring to. It is from the General Manager of V&A.

My apologies if the staff at the Victoria and Alberts reservations office were not able to answer the questions. The Information is part of their training material but I will use your comments for further training.

The answer to your questions are as follows:

1. There are two different price structures for the room.
*If someone is buying the room as a private room the contract price is 295.00 per person with a minimum price of 2100.00 plus gratuity and taxes
*If multiple couples are seated in the room the price is 200.00 for Food and the wine pairing ($95.00) is optional

2. Cast and tables in wonderland discounts will not be accepted at the Chef Table or Queen Victoria Room

Package plans: The only package plan accepted at Victoria and Alberts is the Platinum plan. The value of this plan is 125.00 per person. Guest may opt to use the Platinum plan at the Chef Table or Queen Victoria Room and pay the additional balance with any other form of payment.

I hope this helps.

Best regards

So this is the official word!

 

[kaytieeldr]

So, that makes sense, Cheshire Figment!

If one party/group books the room, the cost per person is $295 whether you drink the wine or not, with a minimum payment of $2,100 = minimum Guest count of 7.12 persons.

If the room isn't reserved by a single entity, but is rather being used as a restaurant dining room on a given night, the individual parties can choose to include the wine pairings or not, and the price difference is $95.