Tiw

[kylovebug]

What is TIW? I see it often but cannot find any info about what it is, how much it is, etc.

 

[Cheshire Figment]

It is $100 for Florida Residents.

It is $75 for Annual Passholders (including Florida Residents).

It is not available for anyone else, including DVC Members.

 

[IllumFan]

You will receive 20% off food and beverages at participating locations (many of the table-service locations participate and some quick-service).

I have to double-check my terms but I believe an 18% gratuity is automatically added to your check.

I love my TiW!

 

[vicki_c]

Broadly, it is a dining discount card offered only to AP holders and FL residents, as CF posted above. The only CS locations where it is accepted are some places in AK, SSR's CS, and I believe the value food courts. It is accepted at many/most TS locations.

 

[madalex]

Broadly, it is a dining discount card offered only to AP holders and FL residents, as CF posted above. The only CS locations where it is accepted are some places in AK, SSR's CS, and I believe the value food courts. It is accepted at many/most TS locations.

To add to this, not only is it accepted at virtually all TS restaurants in the parks and resorts, it is now accepted at many of the restaurants at Swan and Dolphin (bluezoo, Il Mulino and Shula's for sure and maybe others as well), which is awesome!

 

[SophiasDad]

I love my TIW card.

 

[snykymom]

It's also good on adult beverages, and on a number of restaurants that aren't on the DDP, including Victoria & Albert's main dining room.

 

[princesspeach]

Is it worth the $300 to upgrade if your not going back within a year?

 

[clanmcculloch]

Is it worth the $300 to upgrade if your not going back within a year?

You'll have to explain this question because the TiW card is $100 for FL residents and $75 for AP holders.

The break even point for AP holders is $375. If you'll spend at least $375 in food and drinks at participating restaurants then it is worthwhile.