Tables in Wonderland question?

[LAWalz23]

Both my parents and I have our own DVC memberships and we live at the address.

If my mother buys a Tables in Wonderland card would I be able to buy second one or would it have to be my father? My Dad would just not get the discount part. We are planning a large family (36 people) next year for their 60th Anniversary and my mother would also like to included my brother's family in the meal discounts which brings us to 19 in total.

Thanks for any info.

 

[luckyman_apd]

Both my parents and I have our own DVC memberships and we live at the address.

If my mother buys a Tables in Wonderland card would I be able to buy second one or would it have to be my father? My Dad would just not get the discount part. We are planning a large family (36 people) next year for their 60th Anniversary and my mother would also like to included my brother's family in the meal discounts which brings us to 19 in total.

Thanks for any info.

Are you on the membership? If not I would say it would have to be your Father. It costs $50 for the extra card, and I believe you would have to have 2 separate dining reservations....one for 10 and one for 9 to make that work as you are aware TiW is good for up to 10 people. But that would make the second card worth it.

 

[LAWalz23]

I am on their membership because I make all their reservations. Thanks for the info!

 

[rlovew]

If you live at the same address you can get a secondary card on her TIW membership- it has to be someone over 18 that lives at the same address. Since you both have a DVC card you both have one of the other qualifications of the card.

Also to clarify something above you can use the 2 cards for 20 people out of a larger party- your server just need to know who to put on which bill. You will not be able to get a bill for your family, one for your parents, and one for your brother's family- they will all be on 2 receipts and you and your mother will be expected to each pay for one of the receipts (although sometimes they allow someone else to pay officially it must be the cardholder that pays and current reports are that is more commonly enforced now.