The answer to that question is quite simple – a resounding and uncompromising IT DEPENDS! Your choice depends on a lot of factors and varies from family to family: Do you eat a lot of sit down meals? Are you “fast food” (counter service) comfortable? – There are a lot
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Changes to Free Dining.
There have been some changes to the free dining promotion that’s out right now. Here are the new dates: Oct. 1-6, 2011 Oct. 22 – Nov. 3, 2011 Nov. 12-17, 2011 Nov. 26 – Dec. 1, 2011 Dec. 10-15, 2011 Jan. 8-12, 2012 Jan. 21- Feb. 2, 2012 Feb. 11-16,
Annual Passholder Discounted Rates: October-December
On the heels of free dining, Disney Annual Passholders may have felt jilted into purchasing a 2-day base ticket to meet the minimum requirements for the free dining promotion. Well, fret not passholders…Disney has something for you too! Annual Passholder room only discounts are available for stays October through December.
Fall Free Dining Coming August 3?
We’ve been a little mum about free dining around here, mostly because we haven’t heard any credible rumors until now and we didn’t want to put anything out that might have you coming toward us swinging pitchforks and Mickey bars if we were wrong. However, we’ve been seeing this one
Signature Dining at the Walt Disney World Resort
There is no denying the delight in Mickey waffles, Mickey shaped rice crispy treats and Mickey ice cream bars, but when it comes to dining at Walt Disney World, there are options for those with a bit more culinary prowess and its called signature dining. Signature dining offers a more
New Refillable Mug Technology Being Tested at All Star Sports.
If you’ve ever spent any time on a Disney message board, you know that one of the more contentious topics centers around the use of refillable soda mugs after your initial resort stay ends. If you haven’t used one, here’s how they work: Disney resort guests purchase a refillable
Disney World Dining Options Ever-Changing at Walt Disney World Resort
With great eats everywhere – from luxe restaurants to fast- casual food in the theme parks, dining is a significant part of the Walt Disney World vacation experience. With hundreds of places for a meal, guests don’t have to travel the globe to taste the world. From South African wines
Delightful Dining vs. Dining Disaster: Food Allergies In WDW
Food allergies are increasingly widespread and just because you are on vacation, doesn’t mean that your food allergies are. Leaving the fate of your dinner in someone else’s hands can be fatal to those with severe food allergies. This doesn’t mean you’re out of luck in the dining department, after
Annual Passholder Room-Only Discounts!
Annual Passholders can receive room only discounts for stay dates August 14, 2011 through October 1, 2011. Receive 20%-35% off rack rates. Sample Rates (all rooms standard unless otherwise noted) -Value Resorts-$64 weeknight/$74 weekend -Moderate Resorts-$124 weeknight/$134 weekend -Animal Kingdom Lodge-$179 weeknight/$189 weekend -Fort Wilderness Cabin-$224 weeknight/$234 weekend -Old Key
Disney Planning 101 – Tipping at Walt Disney World
Tipping is a personal choice, based upon both the practice of an individual and the quality of service provided. Since tipping refers to paying a gratuity for services rendered, and no one concentrates more on providing great service than Disney, you might consider this when preparing your budget. I am
Disney World Quick Tip – Enjoy Snacks as Your Meal
I’m as much a Disney “snackie” as a Disney foodie, and don’t always want to eat as much food as Disney serves. At least a couple of times during my Walt Disney World vacations I’ll use snack items as a light lunchtime meal. Doing so curbs my appetite just enough
Disney World Quick Tip – Avoid Morning Madness
My quick tip is for all those non morning people out there. If you aren’t the character breakfast type, or need a little something to get you going in the morning, you can still avoid the morning madness! In the evening when you arrive back at your resort from a
Book Review – The Disney Food Blog Guide to WDW Dining
As many of you probably know, the Disney Food Blog is a beloved food blog for Disney fans. AJ Wolfe, owner and writer of the DF Blog has created her own part of the cyber world that has many drooling and planning trips around foods she blogs about. AJ knows
Ask us a Disney Question: Is the Dining Plan Worth It for Vegetarians?
This question come from Emily, who asks: “Is it worth getting the meal plan if your a vegetarian? Are there enough meal options?” Emily: Thanks for your question and for reading Chip and Co. We really appreciate it. The answer really has to do with whether or not the dining
