What is the deal with meal vouchers??

[tinkerbeth]

Does anyone use them? Would it save money? And where do you buy them ? I've seen them on ebay but I'm not sure if they would be a money saver for us. Then I saw this other thing on ebay which was where youcould pay 2.99 to join some club that would let you buy the vouchers cheaper? Anyone know anything about that? Would having an AP make a difference regarding the vouchers?

I have a lot of questions! I haven't seen any threads about these vouchers and I haven't heard of them on the WDW site, only on ebay, so I'm curious. Please share.

Thanks!

Beth

 

[cmrules]

Go to the Budget Forum. There is a HUGE thread going on right now on meal vouchers. Everything you could ever want to know and MORE! Good luck.

 

[djm99]

Originally posted by tinkerbeth
Does anyone use them?

Originally posted by tinkerbeth Beth

Yes lots of people do.

Originally posted by tinkerbeth Would it save money?

Originally posted by tinkerbeth

Typically, you break even, but at some locations you really get your money and lots more. Beaches and Cream seems to be the most popular for these vouchers. Some have used the $11.50 vouchers and have gotten over $20 worth of food. The vouchers include a combo meal (entree, side dish, and non-alcoholic drink and one desert) Or 1 entree, 1 side dish, 1 dessert and 1 drink. They are only valid at certain places (a lot of the under 10 food self serving places). They don't always save money, but they are great for pre-purchasing meals.


QUOTE]Originally posted by tinkerbeth And where do you buy them ??

Originally posted by tinkerbeth Beth [/B]

I bought mine at hotwiresavingsclub.com. It is free for 30 days and $7.50 thereafter. There is a thread under Disney Restuarants or the Budget Board that is always at the top "All you want to know about Connections Vouchers." The Q & C vouchers and the connections vouchers are the same.


QUOTE]Originally posted by tinkerbeth I've seen them on ebay but I'm not sure if they would be a money saver for us. Then I saw this other thing on ebay which was where youcould pay 2.99 to join some club that would let you buy the vouchers cheaper? Anyone know anything about that? Would having an AP make a difference regarding the vouchers? Beth [/B]

I am not going to say not to buy them off ebay, but now that you've found this Message board you know that you can get these vouchers for $11.50 (includes s/h, and taxes). Most sale those on Ebay for much more than that. Hotwire Savings Club is free for 30 days and you can cancel at any time. Its worth it me.