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[ArielsMomto2]

Does anyone know where I can find what restaurants give a discount for DVC? I can't seem to find a list of them.

[tjkraz]

It's on DVCMember.com. Click on the "Member Privileges" menu then "Member Perks."

However, it's important to note that the website isn't always current and the perks are subject to change at any time. I know that makes it hard to plan ADRs (if that's your goal), but that's the harsh reality of the situation.

At check-in you'll get a booklet called Portable Perks which is supposed to be the bible on current DVC perks. that's about the only thing you can really count on (and carry with you to prove you're entitled to a discount.)

If you will be spending any amount of money on Table Service meals AND will have an Annual pass in your group, consider the Tables in Wonderland card. It costs $75 but it entitles you to 20% off at most table service restaurants throughout WDW for a full year. Alcoholic beverages are INCLUDED in the discount and the discount is good for up to 10 people on a single check. And since it's good for a year, many people get multiple trips on the same discount card.

[DVCBird941]

It seems that the DVC and AP discounts are the same in the restaurants, 10% off at MOST places. As Tjkraz stated you get 20% off INCLUDING alcohol with the TiWL card for up to 10 ppl. You must be a FL resident or an AP holder to get this card. I believe the cost is $75, at least it was the last time the DW and I purchased it. To make up the cost of the card you will have to spend $350 on food/alcohol during the 1yr the card is valid for.

[ArielsMomto2]

Thanks for the info. Unfortunately, no AP this trip, using the salute to the military tickets. I'll see what I can find out on dvcmember

[Simba's Mom]

Originally Posted by tjkraz

It's on DVCMember.com. Click on the "Member Privileges" menu then "Member Perks."

However, it's important to note that the website isn't always current and the perks are subject to change at any time. I know that makes it hard to plan ADRs (if that's your goal), but that's the harsh reality of the situation.

Unfortunately, that's been my experience also. And discounts at resturants can come and go in the blink of an eye. Last year there was a discount at Boma and Mara. I swear, that discount didn't last more than a few days.

[aliceinwdw]

you will have to spend $350 on food/alcohol during the 1yr the card is valid for

Ok is it just me or can you easily do that at the margarita cart in Mexico?!? (Or on the Grand Marnier Orange Slushes in France! )