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  • On Mar 29, 2012
    Margo from FL 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 are planning a trip to WDW in Dec. '12. We usually get the deluxe dining plan but are thinking of upgrading to Premimum, what are the restrictions/block-out dates for the perks offered with that plan? Is it worth the extra money? Thanks!

    Hi Margo! A couples only trip to Walt Disney World is a guaranteed winner and I believe an upgrade to the Premium Disney Dining Plan will add to the Romance. The restrictions for the Plan are: 

    • Alcoholic Beverages
    • Items that are more than a single serving (such as a box of
    doughnuts or a jar of peanut butter)
    • Items (such as popcorn or drinks) that are served in a Souvenir
    Container
    • Items that are sold from Recreation Rental Counters
    • Items that are considered Merchandise (such as Bottle Toppers,
    Glow Cubes and Bottle Straps)

    These items are not included in the Premium Disney Dining Plan. I think that the upgrade is a great opportunity to enjoy Disney recreation, Theme Park tours, and Cirque du Soleil show, La Nouba. My husband and I enjoyed our Romantic Getaway and truly enjoyed golfing, the carriage ride at Disney's Fort Wilderness Resort, and wished we could have more time to do more. I also suggest that you visit www.disneyworld.com under Where To Eat and select the Disney Dining Plan tab for information on each plan and detailed information to assist with your decision. 

    Have a Magical Vacation! 
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Meet the Panelist: Dannee, Indiana

We lost our dear Disney Mom, Dr. Dannée Neal to cancer in June of 2012. On her funeral program her family listed the many organizations she belonged to, her favorite was being a Disney Mom. Her answers to our guests are her Disney legacy. Learn More About Dannee

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