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Old 22 Nov 20, 06:22 PM  
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Waiting for Dining plan?

Is anybody else waiting until Dining plans come back into the booking game? I don't feel its worth it with all that's not included at the moment, particularly without having the free dining- as much as I miss it I would rather wait till 22/23 potentially and do it properly x
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Old 22 Nov 20, 06:30 PM  
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I'm not as I find it too restrictive. I make use of it if it happens to be free when I book but I wouldn't pay for it because of the way I eat.

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Old 22 Nov 20, 06:57 PM  
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We are. I find staying on site is not good value without a plan. The food prices are crazy - No way am I paying £4 for a yoghurt out of pocket.
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Old 22 Nov 20, 06:59 PM  
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No because I don’t think we’ll see free dining for next year. There’s a remote possibility that it could be offered via the Disney US site if they need some sort of incentive but I’m not holding out for it. We have CSR booked with the free nights deal and what we’ve saved on full price would cover food anyway more or less.
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Old 22 Nov 20, 11:39 PM  
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First of all, I can't see free DDP coming back unless Disney suffer a real drop in bookings which, with the 50th birthday stuff etc, I don't think will happen for 2021.

Second, I'm not a fan of DDP as I find it restrictive and prefer to eat at the wider range of much more reasonable restaurants outside of the Disney environment. Even when we did have DDP, we still ate outside and ended up with unused credits.

I also don't think it is as free as people think these days as the already expensive room prices seem even more expensive during DDP offers.
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Old 23 Nov 20, 10:16 AM  
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I probably would stay on site without free DDP, but only at a value resort. Although I might even opt for one of the Disney Springs area hotels as they still have the benefits but are much cheaper and in a great location.

They bring back free DDP, I'll be straight back in a mod or deluxe. I think it will come back in one form or another. For me, I love it as I'm one of those people that stresses about how much we are spending on holiday (we're not short on money or getting into debt to go on hols - it's just my nature) and it made me so relaxed the whole time knowing we could have whatever we fancied and it was all pre-paid.
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Old 23 Nov 20, 10:56 AM  
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No not waiting for it. I didn’t have a dining plan last time I went and I much preferred the flexibility over where I can eat and what I can choose off the menu. Obviously I wouldn’t turn free dining down, but I don’t care about getting it.
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Old 23 Nov 20, 11:12 AM  
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We got full value out of the DDP. We go in winter, we don’t have chuldren and we like Signatures - we ate at 5 Signatures by saving up credits. We don’t drive so don’t eat offsite.

If they bring back DDP even at a charge, we would get it.
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Old 23 Nov 20, 12:06 PM  
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We love the DDP but not enough for it to stop us going. With the free nights and $200 gift card we went and booked. This trip we'll eat when we need to and won't feel like we've consumed enough food for an entire village !
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Old 23 Nov 20, 05:09 PM  
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Why do people who don't like DDP always have to pipe up on threads about it.
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