jessfriends
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I figured it wouldn't be good on them. Thanks!
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Epcot Food & Wine: Tips for a Newbie, Please!
- Thread starter jduran
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I figured it wouldn't be good on them. Thanks!
EvilQueen-T
Well-Known Member
where do you go for the gift cards that many use at f&w?
also, ballpark, how much does everyone normally load on a card?
also, ballpark, how much does everyone normally load on a card?
Disneydreamer23
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mm my first time too i cant wait
Yanks07
Well-Known Member
Guest services and a few locations around Epcot. I really like the small gift cards with the bracelet, very convenient. I start with $200 and load as needed. I always used to pay everything with cash but the card is much easier.
xdan0920
Think for yourselfer
Last year my wife and I were there for 2 days. We loaded $250 onto a gift card and spent it all, plus a bit extra. Our plan for this year is the same.
I am not sure if everyone spends that much, but we really wanted to try as much as we could. We would share every dish to start, and if one of us loved it, we would go back and get seconds. Furthermore, we tend to partake in some of the revelry of F&W, and those alcoholic beverages can get a bit pricey.
Communicore
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Yesterday I craved for a dinner at Pop so I headed over there but saved the dinner for later - stopped by F&W and it was extremely packed for some reason. Nice evening though humid. I only partook in one of the items, the barbecue beef from S. Korea, but overheard people griping about portions I guess they assume their full sized meals. One that stood out was from this one person at the Poland kiosk who was like, "Where's the kielbasa? I cant see it!" ha ha but of course that is the standard portion size.