AA Mom And Kids Mickey Ice Cream Bar; DinoLand U.S.A.; animal kingdom
  • On Jan 30, 2009
    Jill from WA 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.

    Wondering what the dining plans are & the differrences between them?Also if it is worth the extra cash?We are not on a strict budget or a money spending spree either.We were also wondering if any of the plans include character dining? Thanks!

    Jill,

    There are three dining plans, Quick Service, Standard, and Deluxe. Here is a quick breakdown;

    For each plan, you get the following per person for each night you stay in a Disney Resort;

    • Quick Service: 2 counter service meals, 2 snacks
    • Standard: 1 counter service meal, 1 table service meal, 1 snack
    • Deluxe: 3 table service meals, 2 snacks
    You don't have to use these on any specific day or time, you can use them whenever you want. You can use these at most restaurants, though there are a few exceptions. That includes character meals.

    Now I can't explain it all here, but I would recommend;

    1. Review the PDFs for each plan. They list participating restaurants and explain the plans.

    2. Send me directly any follow-up question from my bio page, and I would be glad to help out.

    And for the record, I think that the standard plan is a VERY good deal, for most groups, including my family. The deluxe and quick service have never worked out for me, but they are clearly good deals for the right groups.

    Have a delicious vacation!
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