Value of Meal Vouchers?

[mugglemom]

I have a friend who has some meal vouchers that were part of her package to Disney World. She is thinking of selling them to me and I am wondering what the value of them is?

They are for the sit down lunch meals, with an appetizer, main course, dessert and beverage. Tax and tips are included.

From what I can see, I cannot buy these outright any where. The counter meal vouchers seem to be out there for between $11.50 to $17 depending on what things you want to join but I have not seen these sit down meal vouchers anywhere.

What would be a fair offer to give her for them?

 

[Letsbgoofy]

These sound like the Vacation Lunch vouchers. I think that they run around $30.00. I know that people like using them at the Rain Forest Cafe, but they don't seem like much of a deal anyplace else unless you are ordering the most expensive things on the menu. There is a thread about these...I think it's one of the first ones listed on this board.

 

[Letsbgoofy]

Actually, it is the first thread.

 

[mugglemom]

I was trying to find the thread you refer to but the DisAuctions thing will not work for me.

 

[HaleyB]

It is the thread called "Everything you ever wanted to know about connections vouchers"
They retail for $30.
Is your friend looking to sell them? PM me (button below).

 

[AreWeThereYet]

from the hotwiresavingsclub.com website:

Vacation Kingdom Lunch Certificates are valid for one lunch at any participating table-service restaurant located within the Walt Disney World® Resort:

o The Hollywood Brown Derby
o Alfredo di Roma Ristorante
o The Official All Star Café
...and many more!

Lunch includes one appetizer, one entrée, one dessert and a non-alcoholic beverage.

They are $31.00 each for adults and $12.75 for ages 3-9.

Depends on how much you want to spend on lunch. The counterservice vouchers seem like a much better deal at $11.50 each.

 

[mugglemom]

Thanks I finally saw the thread!

My friend thinks the vouchers are worth more than I am willing to pay($100). Actually I think she just doesn't really want to sell them!

So we are going to buy them ourselves! Thanks for your help!

 

[jann1033]

don't know how many she has to be charging $100 but we saved about $10 per voucher at Le cellier and Brown derby which I would guess is about average( unless you order a burger or something which imo why go to sit down and order...save your self money and go counter ) , about $40 at RFC so at the $30 they are a great deal imo. we left about $5 tip more since the included tip is only 15%. Average appe. where we went was 6-10, entree10-20, dessert 5+ so add tax an tip and unless you get the cheapest meal possible it seems like you would get your money's worth easily.