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Mom and Daughter at Disney's Polynesian Village Resort Room
  • On Jun 24, 2010
    Jennifer from SC Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

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    Hey Terry,We have a Dis. visa promo where kids are free(play,stay,dine).We have upgraded to club level@ BC, my ? is should we keep dining plan since only payin for adults?Doing 3 charactr meals. Nothin' could be finer than 2 B inCarolina, except DISNEY!!

    Hi Jennifer, fellow South Carolinian!

    I would still stick with the Dining Plan (Standard or Basic Plan), which entitles each adult to a table service, quick service, and snack per day. Although you're paying the additional up-front cost, in the long run you'll be saving approximately 30% compared to paying out of pocket (most Character or Casual Dining meals run $25-$40 per adult, depending on restaurant). Plus, adult meals are generally more expensive than kid's meals, so anywhere I can save a buck I usually go for it :-)

    As you travel from Palmettos to Palm trees, have a fantastic time at Disney and the Sunshine State!

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