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  • On Sep 28, 2010
    Josee from QC 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.

    My husband and I have annual passes but we want to benefit from the free dining option. Could we buy 7 days ticket with our reservation but not use them on this trip, instead use them later in an other trip to WDW? thank you for your great work!

    Hi Josee!

    Absolutely! Since you need to purchase tickets as part of a vacation package in order to take advantage of the Free Dining offer, you can just save your tickets for a future visit.

    Typically, when you book a vacation package your park admission tickets are on your Key to the World Card. If you request, they will remove the park admission from the room keys and give you separate paper tickets. I find it easier to put these away and not worry about keeping old room keys which might get tossed away.

    Hope you have a great vacation!
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Our family of four is an adventurous and nerdy bunch! Vacations match our lifestyle with tons of action, rides, park-hopping and over-the-top experiences. Dining is tops too! From scrumptious snacks to vegetarian meals, we enjoy it all! Learn More About Kathie

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