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  • On May 21, 2012
    Monica from NC 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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    I'm a novice to the WDW Dining Plan, and I am in charge of making the reservations for my family, but the only one on my reservation. When I make ADRs at Cinderella's Royal Table, will my table credits be automatically deducted? I'll have none left.

    Hi, Monica! No, making your family's reservation for Cinderella's Royal Table will not deplete your Disney Dining Plan credits.  You do not access your Dining Plan credits until you pay for your meal while on vacation.  Be prepared, however, because this reservation is one that requires payment in full to guarantee your spot. There are a few dining experiences at Walt Disney World Resort, including this one, which require a credit card payment to hold the reservation.  However, when you arrive for the meal, you can pay for it using any method you prefer.  You could choose to pay cash, use a different credit card, pay with traveler's checks, redeem Disney Dollars or Disney Gift Cards, or utilize Disney Dining Plan credits. Simply tell the Cast Member serving you how you'd like to make your payment. If you choose to use your Disney Dining Plan instead of leaving it on your credit card, the Cast Member will refund the purchase price to the credit card and deduct the Disney Dining Plan credits from your account. Be sure to bring the credit card you used to hold the reservation and your Key to the World card with you to the meal. Happy planning and have a Magical vacation!
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