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Disney Dining Plan in Walt Disney World
Disney Dining Plan in Walt Disney World
Guests purchasing a Disney vacation package with hotel stay are eligible to participate in the Disney Dining Plan. For a flat additional fee, the plan allows guests a set number of meals per person per night of their stay. The Dining Plan is available at three different levels (prices are approximate and apply to vacations taken in 2012):
Magic Your Way package plus Quick-Service Dining�
Two quick-service meals and one snack per person per night. Cost: $35/night for adults and juniors, $12/night for children 3?9
Magic Your Way package plus Dining�
One table-service meal, one quick-service meal, and one snack per person per night, plus one refillable mug per person. Cost: $52?54/night for adults and juniors, $15?16/night for children 3?9 (price depending on season)
Magic Your Way package plus Deluxe Dining�
Three meals (table- or quick-service) and two snacks per person per night. Cost: $86?90/night for adults and juniors, $24?26/night for children 3?9
The Magic Your Way Premium and Platinum packages also include Deluxe Dining. The "Wine and Dine" option offered in previous years will not be available in 2012.
A "snack" as part of the dining plan is a single prepackaged item, piece of fruit, or soft drink at any counter-service, snack cart, or merchandise location.
The Disney Dining Plan is accepted at any Disney-run restaurant on the property except Victoria and Albert's. However, some "signature" restaurants, plus the dinner shows, require two table-service credits for one meal (and two wine credits for one bottle, if you have the Wine and Dine option). These restaurants are Artist's Point, California Grill, Cinderella's Royal Table, Citricos, Flying Fish Cafe, the Hollywood Brown Derby, Jiko-The Cooking Place, Narcoossee's, and Yachtsman Steakhouse, plus the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue, Mickey's Backyard BBQ, and Disney's Spirit of Aloha dinner shows. Le Cellier also requires two credits, but only for dinner. Room service, where available, also takes two table-service credits (and two wine credits), except for pizza delivery.
Excluded from the Dining Plan are most of the restaurants that are operated by outside companies, most of which are at Downtown Disney. These restaurants include Bongos Cuban Cafe, Fresh A-Peel, Fulton's Crab House, House of Blues, Pollo Campero, Portobello, Rainforest Cafe (both locations), T-Rex, and Wolfgang Puck's "The Dining Room". On the other hand, Wolfgang Puck Express, Wolfgang Puck's Cafe, and Planet Hollywood do accept the Dining Plan.
To use the Dining Plan, simply present your Key to the World card to your server. Gratuities are not included, but you can charge the tip to your room account with your Key to the World card.
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