Can anyone elaborate on how this discount will work with parties of 5 people? I see that it applies to the AP holder and up to 3 guests. If there is a 5th person at the meal, will their bill have to be separate?
From my understanding, the TIW card doesn't include gratuity and an automatic 18% gratuity is charged regardless of table-size.I know this doesn't help with your original question, but there is also a dining card, Tables in Wonderland, that will cover 10 people and includes alcohol and gratuity with 20% discount to the meal, plus a bunch of other benefits. It does cost $150 for Walt Disney World Resort Passholders and Disney Vacation Club Members, $175 for Florida residents for 1 year.
This is correct, but the only way that is a negative is if you are tipping at a lower rate than 18%. You can also speak with a manager if you wish to tip less and they will typically adjust it.From my understanding, the TIW card doesn't include gratuity and an automatic 18% gratuity is charged regardless of table-size.
This is correct, but the only way that is a negative is if you are tipping at a lower rate than 18%. You can also speak with a manager if you wish to tip less and they will typically adjust it.
TIWL can be a good bit better than the AP discount, but you need to run the numbers to confirm. TIWL is accepted at a lot more places, covers more people with fewer restrictions, and does not have the on again off again problem that the AP discount has.
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