Is attendance really down at WDW this or…

[Nubs70]

There is a proposal to make tips tax free.

 

[bwr827]

Typical tip, for good service, has been 18-20% for years. Disney's auto tip for 6 and above is 18%. I don’t remember when, or if, it was 15%.

Tipping suggestions on some restaurant checks go higher then 20%. Some go with pre tax bill others base the tip on the total

Maybe it’s been different in Canada - 18-20% is not our historic norm. That would have been for very special service, from the average customer.

 

[JoeCamel]

Maybe it’s been different in Canada - 18-20% is not our historic norm. That would have been for very special service, from the average customer.

Google says England it is 10% or less and try getting a tip from most of Europe. This is a US thing

Interesting and well done graphic of tipping around the world here

Mapped: How Much Should You Tip In Each Country?

How much should you tip in each country for a restaurant, or a hotel? These maps show average tips in restaurants, hotels, and taxis.

www.visualcapitalist.com

 

[celluloid]

WDW years ago, was the service standard of 15 percent for Lunch/lesser service and 18 percent for Dinner.

This has not been a cultural typical the way it once was.