what is wonderland tables

[ngvenice]

ive seen tha some restaurants say table in wonderland accepted, what does that mean

 

[DisneyWisher]

ive seen tha some restaurants say table in wonderland accepted, what does that mean

It's an annual card you buy that gives you 20% off at select restaurants. An automatic 18% tip is added to the bill. It's only available to FL residents $100 or AP holders $75. Depending where you eat and how often you go depends on it's worth. The only CS that accepts it is at AllStars and Pop. Oh at TS and some of the deluxe resorts lounges it works on
alcohol too.

 

[pumba]

It also is allowed at Port Orleans French Quarter.
We find that it saves us mega bucks because we go to Disney more then one visit in a year...sometimes two or three.....

 

[vicki_c]

It's an annual card you buy that gives you 20% off at select restaurants. An automatic 18% tip is added to the bill. It's only available to FL residents $100 or AP holders $75. Depending where you eat and how often you go depends on it's worth. The only CS that accepts it is at AllStars and Pop. Oh at TS and some of the deluxe resorts lounges it works on
alcohol too.

It's also good at Artists Palette @ SSR, a few of the CS locations at Animal Kingdom.

 

[joelkfla]

It used to be called the Disney Dining Club. I suspect the name was changed partly due to frequent confusion with the Disney Dining Plan.

 

[TDC Nala]

The only CS that accepts it is at AllStars and Pop.

It's accepted at Artists Palette at SSR, the POFQ food court, and at three CS restaurants (Restaurantosaurus, Flame Tree BBQ, and Pizzafari) at Animal Kingdom park. If the CS serves alcohol, you get the discount on the alcohol (I've bought beer with it at Pizzafari).

That's nine total CS restaurants that accept TIW. (It used to be called Disney Dining Experience, not Club, but was changed to avoid confusion with the Disney Dining Plans.)

 

[grimley1968]

I checked the Undercover Tourist app on my iPhone, and it looks like just about every TS restaurant in the parks and resorts accepts TIW, plus all the CS places mentioned above.

I'm not sure if restaurant discounts can be tied together, but some of the places that accept TIW also have discounts for AP holders.

 

[TDC Nala]

I know of a couple of restaurants that don't accept TIW in the parks - Teppan Edo and Yak & Yeti. Plus several restaurants at DTD. And no, you can't combine discounts.

Teppan Edo does have 10% off for AP holders at lunch on weekdays (excluding alcohol) and AP holders can also get 10% off at Y&Y (on entrees only).

 

[DCTooTall]

I have a related question...

with the TiW card when used at CS locations, do they still add the 18% Gratuity?

 

[vicki_c]

I have a related question...

with the TiW card when used at CS locations, do they still add the 18% Gratuity?

No.

 

[NancyIL]

It used to be called the Disney Dining Club. I suspect the name was changed partly due to frequent confusion with the Disney Dining Plan.

I'm sure the Disney Dining Experience (DDE) name was confusing to people. However, I don't think the name "Tables in Wonderland" is an improvement!

 

[mainegal]

I'm sure the Disney Dining Experience (DDE) name was confusing to people. However, I don't think the name "Tables in Wonderland" is an improvement!

...in Wonderland makes me think Alice will be dining with me?

 

[BriarRosie]

I have a related question...

with the TiW card when used at CS locations, do they still add the 18% Gratuity?

The 18% gratuity only applies to table service.