Dining plan clue?

[Triciamcl]

Have always managed to get ddp when staying onsite but how much does it cost per adult and per child usually ?

[bronny]

Originally Posted by Tinks2014

I think once everything is open like all hotels they may introduce something. They need to get back to be the money making machine they normally are.
Think with the closure of the shops and rescheduled holidays there will be a surge in shopping of merchandise in the parks too. There are plenty of people who have holiday funds burning a hole in their pockets ..

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There are still no opening dates for some hotels though. Best guess they will all be open by October 1st for the 50th but I have a sneaky suspicion that Disney won’t bring back DDP if they can fill up their hotels and get full whack for dining. Only time will tell I guess. The snack credit logos have been on the menus for all the festivals since park reopening so I don’t think it’s an indication it will be returning soon.

[LizzyBear]

I think they will want to bring back the paid dining plan asap, its a real money maker for them as food is a cheap commodity. Also, most guests who buy the plan aren't savvy about how best to use the credits and even have loads left unused at the end of their stay. I don't expect free dining to be back for next year but potentially for 2023.

[Tinks2014]

Originally Posted by LizzyBear

I think they will want to bring back the paid dining plan asap, its a real money maker for them as food is a cheap commodity. Also, most guests who buy the plan aren't savvy about how best to use the credits and even have loads left unused at the end of their stay. I don't expect free dining to be back for next year but potentially for 2023.

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I agree can’t see it happening next year .Think it will be a wait and see what happens scenario. They may chuck something in to sweeten on-site guests probably just the resort refillable mugs but only when life is more stable and they are comfortable with the public helping themselves.