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  • On Jan 11, 2012
    Melissa from MD Asked Note: This answer was provided prior to the change to planDisney and may still contain references to Disney Parks Moms Panel.

    Now that the T-rex Cafe is on the dining plan, does this also mean that I can charge the cost of this meal to my Disney KTTW card? I'm on the DDP but plan on paying OOP for this meal.

    Hi Melissa!!!

    I just recently had the opportunity to dine at T-Rex at Downtown Disney and it is such an awesome dining experience!!  I will definitely be going back on our next Walt Disney World Vacation!  

    The answer to your question is yes, you can pay for your meal at T-Rex with your Key to the World Card.  This is actually something that you have been able to do in the past, even before it was brought on as part of the Disney Dining Plan.  Just make sure that you tell your server that you do not want to use any of your Table Service Credits when you give them your Key to the World Card.  As long as they know you want to charge it to your card you will be in good shape.  

    Be sure the try the Chocolate Extinction for dessert!!  It is awesome!!!

    I hope that you have a magical trip!!

    Scott
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Meet the Panelist: Scott, Georgia

Hi. My name is Scott and I am from North Georgia. I have been married for over 10 years and have 1 son. I am a middle school Assistant Principal. I am excited to be a Dad on the WDW Moms Panel and can't wait to help you in your Disney Vacation Planning! Learn More About Scott

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