Could this be considered free dining?

[elmjimmlm]

I just watched a Disney World commercial and it had room, tickets and dining...The dates listed were 1/2-2/15, 2/26-3/3, 4/15-5/31,8/5-11/16, 11/24-12/20...It said based on a family of 4 at select All Star resorts---6 night/seven day with tickets and quick service dining, price 2595.00...I looked on the WDW website and I didn't see anything on this...Anyone know anything about this?

[VWL Mom]

I just saw a similar commercial but if you price out a MYW with CS for those dates at All-Star it comes out to to $2571 so not sure what "deal" they're referring to. BTW thats 2 adt, 1 jr, 1 chd which their lead prices normally are.

[joonyer]

I think they just added the cost of the QS DP to the package "deal". There's probably a room discount somewhere in there. Trust me, if it was a "Free Dining" offer (they really aren't free), it would be mentioned all over the ad. Nothing gets consumers' attention like the word "Free".

[waymickey]

I have a friend who is a CM at one of the Value resorts and she said that the values have been half empty. She also said that Disney would be trying to fill these rooms soon with a new package. this must be it.

[magicofdisney]

$2595 doesn't seem like a bargain to me. If this is Disney's idea of a promotion, it's no wonder they're values are only half full.

[PopPhan]

That is straight 'off the webpage' pricing.

6 nights/7 days; MYW base ticket; QSDP; Standard room @ Pop Century for 2/26 - 3/3 ==>> $2,169.08

That would include taxes and trip insurance.

No discounts at all.