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  • On Jan 19, 2009
    Julie from ON Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Experiences, policies, pricing and other offerings are subject to change and may have changed since the date of this answer.

    with the dining packages what is the difference between the deluxe plan and the dining plan do you get B,L,D and snacks or just L,D and snacks?

    Hi Julie!  The deluxe dining plan includes three meal credits per day (choose counter or table service), two snack credits per day, and one resort refillable mug, per person.  You could use the meal credits for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, but do keep in mind that signature dining experiences such as Cinderella's Royal Table and Jiko do require two meal credits.

    The regular dining plan includes one table service credit, one counter service credit, and one snack credit per day.  You can choose to use those meal credits for breakfast, lunch, or dinner, and the credits for the whole trip are aggregated, so you can use more than one on one day, and then none on the next.  Again, signature dining experiences do require two meal credits also.

    Have fun!
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My name is Jodi from Massachusetts.  I am married with 2 children and work as a writer and consultant. I really look forward to helping parents everywhere plan a vacation within their budget that will truly create lifelong memories. Learn More About Jodi

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