Tables in Wonderland

[Cloe Colton]

For AP holders its $150 - is that a flat $150 or is it $150+tax?

Thanks!

 

[gharter]

We paid $150 total.

 

[Cloe Colton]

We paid $150 total.

Awesome thanks! Right now I just about break even for getting it so adding tax would make it less worth it

 

[DisBuckMan]

Even if they charged tax, it would be a net zero for you.

Tax on your meals are applied to the discounted amount, so whatever amount you paid in tax ($9.75), you'd receive back in not having to pay the pre-discount tax.

Keep in mind that the auto-gratuity is charged according to the pre-discount amount, however.

 

[gharter]

If you are just about break even, are you considering your AP discount? Many restaurants will take either. The AP discocunt doesn't have alcohol in it, but for many negates the benefit of TIW. For us, TIW is still worth the money.

 

[DisBuckMan]

If you are just about break even, are you considering your AP discount? Many restaurants will take either. The AP discocunt doesn't have alcohol in it, but for many negates the benefit of TIW. For us, TIW is still worth the money.

Agree. AP discounts are at least 10% at most restaurants at WDW, making the "break even" for TiW closer to $1500 than $750.

 

[Cloe Colton]

Yep! Considering the AP discount. We have almost all signatures planned for dinners this trip. And we usually get a drink or two at dinner so with the math I've done we will more than break even!