The much anticipated new Disney Dining plan was released today. It is called the Disney Dining Plan Plus.
This new plan allows you to use your meal plan credits how you want. They can be used on any combination of Table and Quick service meals.
Everyone in the party ages 3 and over will receive the following each night of their package stay:
- 2 Meals Per Night of Stay – Any combination of Table-Service and Quick-Service Meals
- 2 Snacks or Nonalcoholic Beverages Per Night of Stay
- 1 Resort Refillable Mug*
Important Information
- Beverages are included with each meal. Guests under 21 years of age may choose from a variety of nonalcoholic beverages. Guests 21 and older may substitute for beer, wine and cocktails.
- Reservations at Table-Service restaurants are subject to availability.
- Guests ages 3 to 9 must order from a children’s menu, where available.
- The specific number of meal options and snacks are determined by the number of nights included in the package stay. However, meals can be rolled over and redeemed in any order throughout the vacation.
*Each Guest ages 3 and over will receive a Resort Refillable Mug, which is eligible for refills at self-service beverage islands at Quick-Service locations at any Disney Resort hotel.
In comparison her are the prices for the other plans:
Disney Plan Plus is $94.60/night for adults, and $35.00/night for children
Dining Plan Plus
- 2 Meals (Quick or Table Service)
- 2 Snacks or Non-Alcoholic Beverages
- 1 Resort refillable mug
Quick Service: $55/night for adults and $26/night for children
Quick Service Dining Plan
- 2 Quick Service meals
- 2 Snacks
- 1 Resort refillable mug
Regular Dining Plan $78.01/night for adults and $30.51/night for kids
Regular Dining Plan
- 1 Table Service meal
- 1 Quick Service meal
- 2 Snacks
- 1 Resort refillable mug
Deluxe Dining Plan $119/night for adults and $47.50/night for kids
Deluxe Dining Plan
- 3 meals (any combination of Table Service and Quick Service)
- 2 Snacks
- 1 Resort refillable mug
Here’s some Info Graphics with more information:
There’s the information. If you would like to book this dining plan or any other option you can contact Disney or your preferred travel partner to do so.
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