Tables in Wonderland

[sullymoscow]

Can anyone confirm the Tables in Wonderland price for DVC members? I have seen $125 and $150. We have 2 trips planned and I am thinking of getting one. I know there are black-out dates, they seem specific where in the past, there were weeks blacked out over holiday. Does anyone know if it is just the actual holiday now? Also, how long does the 20% off dining go on for DVC members. I appreciate any help.

 

[disfanforlife]

It was $150 the last time I bought it in November 2015. The 20% discount for AP holders is good until September, not sure if it is in effect for the same time for DVC or not.

 

[dclpluto]

Lots of discounts for annual pass members and dvc members. I would look at places you want to go and see if any discounts for the places you want to go to. See if you will be saving with the tables in wonderland.

 

[miTnosnhoJ]

The correct number for DVC/AP is $150. The price for FL Residents is $175.

I like Tables, and we used it a lot the last three visits. But now the DVC Discounts are better, so it is hard to make it break even.

 

[gdrj]

We've used it in past when price was lower. I do miss the bar discount but its harder to justify at that price.

 

[erionm]

Can anyone confirm the Tables in Wonderland price for DVC members? I have seen $125 and $150. We have 2 trips planned and I am thinking of getting one. I know there are black-out dates, they seem specific where in the past, there were weeks blacked out over holiday. Does anyone know if it is just the actual holiday now? Also, how long does the 20% off dining go on for DVC members. I appreciate any help.

Everything can be found on the TiW website: http://tablesinwonderland.com/

 

[DizDaD7]

My first AP disvount in 2012 I believe I got it for $75....Or it might have been the DVC discount...What a bargain that was...True we'd still make out ahead, even paying $150, but as others have stated, last years AP 20% was a nice added bonus at NO EXTRA cost..
Hard 2 argue with that.. I just wish it would get extended till the end of the year..LoL

 

[chicagodisneyguy]

I was there over MLK weekend and can confirm it was $150 for DVC. It saved us $137 for the two of us for the 4 days so close to breaking even with 2 trips to go this year.

 

[gharter]

As of last November, it is $150 for DVC members. The discount is good for 1 year starting at the time of purchase, not the first use. We purchased our card at the International Gateway at EPCOT at the same time we activated our APs.
For this year, there is also the AP discount. We used this discount at some of the places that did not take TIW. Others have been very happy wthe just the AP discount.
I would suggest looking at both lists (if you have an AP) and see which has more of the restaurants you will use. If it matters, TIW also is 20% off alcohol at participating restaurants and lounges. This could be worth a lot depending on your choices. For us, a party of 4, we were ahead before the end of the week. We will be using the card in May and September of this year, so we were way ahead using TIW instead of the AP discount.

 

[schoen]

I like the TIW card because it gives you free valet and the discount on booze, we travel several times a year, and often with family. Last year we had a group of 11, our first dinner was over $600, so the card truly paid for itself after our first meal. Plus, FREE VALET!

 

[jagson]

After you factor in the 10-20% discount for DVC members at many of the restaurants, along with the obligatory 18% gratuity + base price for a TIW card, is TIW worth the price? Let the mathematicians in the audience battle this one out, considering all possible variables/scenarios, ie valet parking, alcoholic beverages,etc.

 

[CarolMN]

After you factor in the 10-20% discount for DVC members at many of the restaurants, along with the obligatory 18% gratuity + base price for a TIW card, is TIW worth the price? Let the mathematicians in the audience battle this one out, considering all possible variables/scenarios, ie valet parking, alcoholic beverages,etc.

Assuming you tip the same amount for a meal (18%), it will depend on where you want to eat and whether or not you enjoy an alcoholic beverage with your meals (or at a bar).

DVC discount doesn't include all of the same restaurants or meal times as TiW does and doesn't include alcoholic beverages.