As a part of Walt Disney World’s 45th Anniversary Celebration, the resort offered a 20% discount at 45 select dining locations to its Annual Passholders. That discount expired December 23, 2017 and it being replaced with a new program. Here’s the details:
Effective immediately, Annual Passholders will now receive a 10% discount on food and non-alcoholic beverages at all Walt Disney World owned TABLE service restaurants and dinner shows with the exclusion of Victoria and Albert’s through December 31, 2018
The offer is provided to the passholder and up to 3 guests with no black-out dates. There is no mention of discounts for counter service locations.
What do you think about this change?
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Di
Friday 29th of December 2017
If the average family can't afford Disney why are there so many more people in the parks every day of the year? Would you rather they charged less and then get locked out when you want to go to visit because they're at full capacity. Disney is just keeping up with their popularity and what it cost for them to make amazing new experiences in the Parks. We may have to save for the things we really want to do and a Disney vacation is a luxury I'm willing to save up for.
Anne Beebe
Thursday 28th of December 2017
When we bought our Annual Passes it was so we could save money for entering the parks (we try to go a couple of times a year), anything else is a bonus. The 20% discount, along with the extra month, was meant to celebrate their anniversary, nothing else. We enjoyed the extras but knew it was temporary. In my opinion Disney doesn’t owe me anything else, they are a business who has given options for all. No one is making anyone eat at the parks, bring your own food. For US the annual pass is still a great deal for park entrance. And probably some of those who feel 10% isn’t worth it are among those who complain that Disney doesn’t do anyrhing for them.
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