If we book two rooms under one reservation and want the dining plan, do both rooms have to be one it? Or can the people in one room be on the dining plan and not the people in the 2nd room?

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Hi Erin!

Thanks for stopping by the Moms Panel. When you book two rooms, each room has a separate reservation number, unless you find a travel agent or cast member that can work some magic sorcery I don't know about. However, if you do have some people in your party that want the dining plan, then you will have to make two separate reservations. All guests on one reservation will have to purchase the dining plan if one person wants it. I don't blame them though, because Disney food rocks. I like to pack an extra pair of elastic-waisted pants for all the delicious snacks I consume while on vacation.

If you have any other questions, please come back and see us real soon at the Disney Parks Moms Panel. Have a magical, fantastical vacation!

Tania

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