Refillable mugs/dining plan

[AdamsMum]

I don't know where this should go so moderators move it if you think it should be elsewhere. I've been searching for the cost of the refillable mugs these days. I'm staying 6 nights at the end of October. I know everything at Disney goes up every year. I'm considering the quick service dining plan. However, I'm staying at BWV 1 bedroom and I never get much use out of the refillable mug. We make coffee and keep water in the room and don't need another set of mugs to find a place for when we get home. Offices I've worked at all over Toronto have disney refillable mugs in the coffee room.

I also don't want to carry it to refill on my way back to the resort.

Trying to decide if it's worth it to get the dining plan if we would never use the refillable mug.

 

[BillPA]

2 weeks ago they were $17.95 + tax each. Not much of a deal unless you spend lots of time at the resort

 

[AdamsMum]

2 weeks ago they were $17.95 + tax each. Not much of a deal unless you spend lots of time at the resort

Thanks Bill!

 

[supersnoop]

I don't know where this should go so moderators move it if you think it should be elsewhere. I've been searching for the cost of the refillable mugs these days. I'm staying 6 nights at the end of October. I know everything at Disney goes up every year. I'm considering the quick service dining plan. However, I'm staying at BWV 1 bedroom and I never get much use out of the refillable mug. We make coffee and keep water in the room and don't need another set of mugs to find a place for when we get home. Offices I've worked at all over Toronto have disney refillable mugs in the coffee room.

I also don't want to carry it to refill on my way back to the resort.

Trying to decide if it's worth it to get the dining plan if we would never use the refillable mug.

There's a dining plan subforum in the restaurant forum. That's probably the best place to ask. If you're asking if the dining plan is worth the price, it largely depends if you have children. Disney claims you can save "up to 10%" with the quick service plan, but you're normally lose money.

www.distripplanner.com is a good place to start.