Tables In Wonderland ??

[Claudia Kellenberger]

This year I MIGHT have the good fortune to go to WDW twice,
(maybe 3 ) times in a 365 day period. So ... I might be buying an annual pass.

I most always will be solo at WDW.

Will it be worthwhile to also get a Tables In Wonderland Card for dining ??

 

[nurse.darcy]

I will say yes, but it depends. How much dining in restaurants do you do? If you love to dine sit down, its awesome because it takes 20% off your bill for most restaurants, then adds in the 18% gratuity. No need to add in an extra tip unless you feel service was above and beyond. The servers get their 18%. The real savings is on the food courts at the values. It takes 20% off the bill, but of course, you don't tip at the food courts so its a true 20% savings. Also, at AK it is good at Flame Tree BBQ and Pizzafari as well.

The card costs $75 dollars for AP holders. I have probably saved that much each trip so well worth it to me.

 

[E&K's Dad]

At a cost of $75.00 the break even point is $375.00 in food and drink. In addition to what the PP said about counter service many of the bars/lounges also take TIW so you might make up some money there as well. I my case I found that I am actually saving 22% because we would normally tip at 20% but didn't because the 18% was already added.

DW and I just got back from a trip with a party of 8 (6 adults and 2 children) on the dining plan. We made back almost the total cost of TIW just on drinks and add-ons to our meals. We found it to be a great discount program. The meals on our next two trips will be total savings.

If you are driving to WDW you also get free valet parking at the resorts when you are dining as well.

 

[nurse.darcy]

Yes, exactly. . .Oh, did I mention my favorite usage is at Tune Inn Lounge at DHS?