What is S/P/D??

[Dallas_Lady]

I haven't stayed onsite for awhile, and I know what Free Dining is, but I keep seeing people post about s/p/d. What is that?

 

[black562]

I haven't stayed onsite for awhile, and I know what Free Dining is, but I keep seeing people post about s/p/d. What is that?

It stands for Stay/Play/Dine. Basically if you purchase your room, you then get your tickets and dining plan at a child's price.

EDIT: it seems they kept the same name, but changed the terms. It's no longer child's prices, but rather various portions of the package discounted. Not sure how different the price will be, but good to know.

 

[smitch425]

I haven't stayed onsite for awhile, and I know what Free Dining is, but I keep seeing people post about s/p/d. What is that?

It is a stay, play, dine offer. There are variations as to what the deal could be. Sometimes it is kids stay, play and dine for free, which means that adults have to pay full price for the room, their tickets and their dining plan in order for the kids' tickets and meals to be free. Most recently it is adults stay, play, and dine at child's prices. So no matter your age, you pay full price for the room and get the child rate for tickets and the dining plan.

 

[shaycamp21]

If you are a family with 4 Disney Adults (2 kids over 10) how does s/p/d work?
Would everyone get dp at the child price or only the "real" adults?

 

[aaarcher86]

If you are a family with 4 Disney Adults (2 kids over 10) how does s/p/d work? Would everyone get dp at the child price or only the "real" adults?

Everyone over 10 years old gets the DP and tickets at child price.

 

[Sue M]

I thought the s/p/d had room discount and dining discount

 

[aaarcher86]

I thought the s/p/d had room discount and dining discount

No. Adults pay child price for dining and tickets, but room is rack rate.