Standard Disney Dining Plan

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Standard Disney Dining Plan

The Standard Disney Dining Plan is the middle tier of the Disney Dining Plan. This plan is typically included with “Free” Dining promotion at the Moderate, Deluxe, and Deluxe Villa Resorts. For a fee, you can upgrade from the Free Quick Service Dining Plan to this plan. Each day, the Standard Disney Dining Plan includes:

• one counter-service meal
• one table-service meal
• one snack

Counter-service meals consist of:

• 1 entrée or complete combo meal
• 1 dessert
• 1 single-serving, non-alcoholic beverage

Table-service meals consist of:

• 1 entrée
• 1 dessert (lunch and dinner only)
• 1 single-serving, non-alcoholic beverage

Or

• 1 full buffet

The daily price of the Standard Disney Dining Plant is $45.99 per adult and $11.99 per child for most times of the year; cost is $47.99 per adult and $12.99 per child during peak times. Children under 3 eat free from an adult’s plate. The Disney Dining Plan must be purchased for the entire length of stay and for the entire party (ages 3+). Disney states that meals are non-transferable between party members, but they go into a common “pool” on your Key to the World card, so this is not enforced. Some “Signature Dining” meals and Cinderella’s Royal Table meals require 2 table-service credits. Disney states that this plan can save you up to 20%, but by following our tips, you can maximize your value, and save even more! Meals expire at midnight on day of check-out.

Beginning in 2012, the daily prices for the Standard Plan spike to $51.54 per adult and $15.02 per child during regular season, and $53.54 per adult and $16.02 per child during peak season. For this added cost, the 2012 Standard Dining Plan will also include one refillable mug per person (per stay).

For more information about the Standard Disney Dining Plan, refer to Disneyworld.com’s brochures on the plan:
2011 Standard Dining Plan Brochure
2012 Standard Dining Plan Brochure

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