2026-2027 Free Dining at Disney World Dates, Predictions & Info
The Free Disney Dining Plan is a popular Walt Disney World vacation package discount. This covers 2026 dates, deal rules & requirements, predictions & rumors for future dates this year and in 2027, and answers to questions including whether Free Dining is “worth it.”
If you’re unfamiliar with the Disney Dining Plan (DDP), we’d direct you to our comprehensive Guide to the 2026-2027 Disney Dining Plan. That covers the basics, what the DDP includes, how it’s changed since returning last year, and more. It also breaks down the value of the Disney Dining Plan and whether the paid version is worth the money, and much more.
The bad news is that Free Dining is no longer available to book for this year. The good news is that it did return, and with the most dates in about a decade, which bodes very well for 2027 and possibly (but not likely) another wave later this year! If you want to be notified immediately when Walt Disney World discounts are released, sign up here for our FREE Walt Disney World newsletter.
We’ve consistently notified our subscribers when Free Dining and other Walt Disney World deals are going to drop. Either in advance of their release or on the day they go live at ~7 a.m., which typically gives you a 2+ hour head start on Disney’s official announcement. That may not seem like much, but it makes a huge difference when booking.
In the last several months, Walt Disney World has released over a dozen different discounts. There are even targeted deals available through late 2026. This is a huge change as compared to 2021-2022, when many dates didn’t have discounts at all due to revenge travel and guest spending being so strong.
That coupled with capacity is why the Disney Dining Plan took so long to return in the first place. Those are both non-factors now, and things are more or less back to 2019 norms.
Before we turn to 2027 Free Dining, let’s take a look at this year’s deal dates:
- June 28 to October 3, 2026
- October 19 to October 31, 2026
- December 6 to December 21, 2026
Again, Free Dining is no longer available to book in 2026. Or at least, it’s not currently available. The booking period ended April 30th, which was earlier than it would’ve been in a normal year. This could be because Walt Disney World plans to re-release 2026 Free Dining with different and/or expanded dates, which is something they’ve done with multiple deals already in 2026.
If more 2026 Free Dining dates were to be released, we would expect them in November, likely excluding Thanksgiving. It’s also possible to have different dates in October and December, while still excluding Fall Break, Christmas, and New Year’s Eve. We’ll keep newsletter subscribers posted!
This is all relevant to the return of Free Dining in 2027 because the deal is not offered out of corporate benevolence, but as an aggressive move to help boost resort occupancy numbers. That wasn’t necessary for the last couple of years due to pent-up demand. However, that has changed significantly, and now Walt Disney World is pulling several “levers” to try to incentivize demand.
As always, we’d recommend requesting a FREE no obligation quote from Be Our Guest Vacations, an Authorized Disney Vacation Planner and having those travel agents book for you. They’ll assist you with the planning process, help you choose the most economical dates, best add-ons, etc.
Equally as important, they’ll help you with discount comparison shopping. There are a ton of different discounts currently available for Walt Disney World in 2026, and many of these deals are better than Free Dining for many–if not most–guests.
That just scratches the surface of what will be released throughout the year, just what’s already available. It’s likely there will be several more discounts released in June/July and October, as well as early January 2027. At least one of those special offers will be Free Dining–but more on that below. Point being, what you see now isn’t everything that’ll be available for your travel dates.
On that note, here are some predictions about 2027 Free Dining at Walt Disney World…
2027 Free Dining Forecast & Rumors
Free Dining will almost certainly return in 2027, it’s likely to be released in multiple waves once again.
The first will likely be announced in late December of this year, and bookable starting in early January 2027. Eligible travel dates will likely span from around Memorial Day through August 2027 (prior to the start of the off-season), with possible blockouts during peak weeks. However, we wouldn’t be surprised if Independence Day is not blocked out, as that has become less and less busy over the years.
Finally, the first wave of 2027 Free Dining will likely be bookable for roughly one month. This won’t be noted up front–it’ll just quietly disappear from the available offers page. It’s also likely that this first wave of Free Dining will not be targeted, but instead, available for the general public to book. These are hardly bold predictions–this is based purely on past precedent.
To address this, Walt Disney World has been releasing more discounts. They’re doing it out of necessity. This is something we’ve documented, and we’ve repeatedly pointed out that they’re pulling from the 2019 playbook for discounts. That 2019 playbook included Free Dining.
Following this first wave, we fully expect a second wave of Free Dining for dates that are later in 2027. This is likely to become bookable between mid-March and April 2027.
The main reason Walt Disney World would not release discounts all at once for May through December 2027 relates to resort occupancy numbers. The company is really good at projecting hotel bookings, but it’s just like a weather forecast–more accurate as dates draw nearer and less accurate further into the future. Walt Disney World only wants to offer discounts as necessary to fill hotel rooms, so they release discounts in phases.
The most reliable set of second wave dates for Free Dining are usually in August to late September. Those dates are the slowest of the year at Walt Disney World, and have been the most common and consistent for Free Dining. Expect a second wave of Free Dining to encompass these dates during Fall 2027.
The second wave of Free Dining also might include portions of October, minus holiday weeks and fall break.
A scattering of November and/or December dates could be available again, and there’s likely to be a stretch in December after (but not including) the first week and running until as late as December 23, 2027.
One wrinkle with subsequent waves is that they could offer different guest eligibility. It’s possible for the second wave of Free Dining to be targeted towards only Disney+ subscribers or Disney Visa Cardholders, and have a few ‘borderline’ weeks when occupancy is reasonably high (e.g. select dates in October through December). Then a week or two later, the general public wave of Free Dining could be released that doesn’t include all of these dates.
Obviously, this is only a prediction–the actual dates and details of future waves of 2027 Free Dining could vary a little or lot, and it’s entirely possible that nothing is released at all! But we highly doubt it.
Again, we want to emphasize that this is not a rumor–it’s simply us analyzing resort bookings and past precedent on discounts, and making an educated guess. August and September usually have the best discounts of the year since demand is lowest, and we’d expect that to be true again in 2027 especially as nothing new is opening at Walt Disney World until Tropical Americas at the end of the year. October through December are usually busier, hence the potential targeting of Free Dining during those dates.
Disney also likes high levels of per guest spending numbers, and no other special offer helps achieve these high per caps like Free Dining. Despite “free” being in the name, it’s an advantageous promo from Disney’s perspective because it locks guests into full-price hotels and tickets. It also keeps guests on-site for the most part, since they have “free” meals at Walt Disney World. No other discount accomplishes all of these important goals for the company.
Either way, will be closely monitoring the 2027 Free Dining situation, keeping our ears open for more news about a return of Free Dining. Should something–anything–be released or rumored, we’ll send you an alert if you sign up for our FREE Walt Disney World newsletter.
We’ve consistently notified email subscribers when Free Dining and other deals on the day they go live at ~6 or 7 a.m., which is a 2+ hour head start on Disney’s official announcement at 9 am. That makes a huge difference when booking Free Dining–you won’t have to wait on hold for hours on the phone.
Free Dining FAQ
Free Dining is Walt Disney World’s most complicated promotion, and can be a huge headache to book. Between limited availability and navigating a seas of rules and restrictions, it’s easy to make mistakes. This section of the post covers the rules, terms and conditions, and policies that generally govern the Free Dining promotion.
We always recommend that Walt Disney World first-timers (or regulars who just don’t want to deal with the hassle) request a FREE quote from Be Our Guest Vacations, an Authorized Disney Travel Planner. Most legit travel agents do not charge for booking Walt Disney World vacations (and you don’t pay a premium for them–Disney pays them commission), so that’s really the easiest way to go.
With this special offer, Walt Disney World guests booking vacation packages with non-discounted resort hotels and park tickets receive the DDP for each member of their party for no additional charge. For obvious reasons (who doesn’t love free food?!), the promotion is incredibly popular and some resorts that offer free dining tend to sell out quickly.
Guests booking the Free Dining promotion for Value or Moderate Resorts will receive the Quick Service Disney Dining Plan, with guests staying at Deluxe or Deluxe Villa Resorts receiving the standard Disney Dining Plan.
There are some room exclusions for the Free Dining promo: 3-bedroom villas, campsites, Cabins at Copper Creek Villas & Cabins at Wilderness Lodge, Bungalows at Polynesian Villas & Bungalows, and Little Mermaid Rooms at Disney’s Art of Animation Resort.
These resorts and room tiers are all not eligible for Free Dining. Additionally, room inventory is limited across all resorts. In practice, this means that when you go to book, a particular category (standard view, garden view, etc.) may not be available for your travel dates–or your travel dates may not be available at a specific resort at all.
To take advantage of Free Dining, there’s also the requirement that guests purchase tickets that include either a minimum 4-day Park Hopper or the Park Hopper Plus option. Additionally, a 4-night minimum stay is required with a maximum stay of fourteen nights.
This means you can’t purchase discounted Walt Disney World tickets from an authorized reseller, which we normally highly recommend in our Walt Disney World trip planning advice. This is something to keep in mind when doing the math to determine if “Free Dining” is a good value for you.
When it comes to Free Dining, doing the math is incredibly important. Other discounts (such as a room-only discount) might be better for your family. Remember, there is no such thing as a free lunch; you have forfeit an alternate discount to qualify for Free Dining. We break down some of the math in our “Is Free Dining Worth It?” post.
If you have already booked a vacation package with an arrival date that qualifies for Free Dining, we recommend using the “modify reservation” link in your booking to apply the promotion to your package. This is the quickest and easiest way to apply the promotion.
You might see other advice that recommends calling to book Free Dining. This is outdated. If you call Walt Disney World’s reservation line, you will likely wait on hold for an hour (or hours) until you’re able to speak to an agent. Booking or modifying your reservation online is far quicker and easier.
Even if the online system crashes (which has happened) or moves slowly due to all the traffic, it’s easier to just keep trying online. Unfortunately, booking online isn’t always possible and technical errors do happen…so you might have to call and wait on hold.
If you are wondering which hotel to book for the Free Dining promotion, check out our new Best Walt Disney World Hotels for Free Dining post. It gives our preferred option for each resort tier. Oh, and don’t forget to make some ADRs for the best and most popular Walt Disney World restaurants.
With this Free Dining offer, Value and Moderate Resort guests receive the Quick Service Disney Dining Plan during the promotion. Guests at Deluxe and Deluxe Villa Resorts receive the standard Disney Dining Plan.
We highly recommend making Advance Dining Reservations as soon as possible. Yes, even before Free Dining is offered, if you can. Everyone gobbles up the good ADRs quickly for Free Dining dates, so if you don’t book early, you will be stuck eating counter service or unpopular restaurants for the duration of your trip.
To answer some other common questions: yes, you must purchase tickets with the offer even if you already have them (or an Annual Pass). No, bookings made with Disney Vacation Club points are not eligible for the offer. No, you cannot “stack” this offer with a percentage-off room discount (at least not in the U.S.). For those wondering about other Walt Disney World discounts, check out our Current Walt Disney World Discount Offers post for what’s presently available.
For details about which tier of the Disney Dining Plan includes or for recommendations about which restaurants to book to maximize your use of the DDP, please see our comprehensive Disney Dining Plan Overview Page.
Note that the Free Disney Dining Plan promotion is always based upon arrival dates. For example, if Free Dining runs June 27 to June 28 and you arrive on June 28 and stay until July 5, you are eligible for Free Dining–even though it’s blocked out for July 5 arrivals. (You didn’t arrive on July 5 in that scenario–you arrived in June.)
However, if it’s offered those same dates and you arrive on June 26 and stay for the same dates, you are not eligible for Free Dining, even though more of your stay falls during an “eligible” period than the first example’s. The work-around for this is doing a split stay, with the ineligible arrival nights part of one vacation and a second vacation starting at the first valid “arrival” date and continuing thereafter. Again, arrival dates are what matters with Free Dining.
In the section below, we have historical Free Dining dates for the last few years. The rest of what follows is historical information about the Free Disney Dining Plan promotion…
Historical Information
The following is not pertinent to current bookings, but we have found that readers find it useful to have details about past Free Dining promos when planning for the future and what to expect. Note that the dates are pretty consistent from year to year, with slight shifts for holidays, weekends, and special events, or other things that may be excluded from the Free Disney Dining Plan promotion.
Last year, there was no early booking window for Disney Visa cardholders, but there was an expanded date range (see below). The two years before, Disney Visa cardholders did have an early booking window. Exact dates are listed below. Most years, the general public is able to book Free Dining packages 5 days after Disney Visa cardholders can book.
In years past, Free Dining has been announced in late April, with booking opening first for Disney Visa credit card holders and the general public a few days later. The last couple of years, there was no early window for Disney Visa cardholders.
Here are the Walt Disney World Free Dining dates that were available from 2013-2025 for historical reference…
2025 Free Dining Dates:
- May 27 through June 26 (first wave)
- July 7 through August 6 (first wave)
- June 29 to September 30 (second wave)
- October 20 to November 1 (second wave)
- December 6 to December 22 (second wave)
2024 Free Dining Dates:
- July 1 to September 30 (Disney+ Subscribers)
- July 1 to July 31 (Disney Visa)
- September 1 to September 7 (Disney Visa)
- December 9 to December 21 (Disney Visa)
2020 Free Dining Dates (Cancelled):
- June 27 through June 28
- July 5 through July 7
- August 29 through September 8
2019 Free Dining Dates:
- July 5 – September 30*
- September 1 through September 18**
- November 17 through November 27**
- December 8 through December 23**
*First and second wave of Free Dining
**Third wave of Free Dining
2018 Free Dining Dates:
- August 20* — September 29
- November 24 — 27
- December 7 — 23
*Disney Visa Cardholders could book for arrival dates beginning August 2.
2017 Free Dining Dates:
- August 21* – September 30
- November 14 – 20
- November 25 – 27
- December 8 – 23
*Disney Visa Cardholders could book for arrival dates beginning August 13.
2016 Free Dining Dates:
- August 23* through October 1
- November 15 through 21
- November 26 through 28
- December 10 through 21
*Disney Visa Cardholders could book for arrival dates beginning August 14.
2015 Free Dining Dates:
- August 28 through October 2
- October 25 through October 31
- November 8 through November 19
- December 15 through December 21
2014 Free Dining Dates:
- August 31 – October 3
- October 26 – November 1
- November 9 – November 20
- December 12 – December 23
2013 Free Dining Dates
- September 2 to September 25
- September 29 to October 2
- October 18 to November 2
- November 11 to November 23
- December 12 to December 22
Other Free Dining Posts & Resources
If you plan on getting the Disney Dining Plan check out these other Walt Disney World posts:
- Disney Dining Plan Tips & Info
- Top 10 Disney Dining Tips
- Top 10 Counter Service Restaurants
- Top 10 Table Service Restaurants
- Top 10 Themed Table Service Restaurants
- Magic Kingdom Counter Service Restaurant Rankings
- Best-Value Table Service Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan
- Best-Value Counter Service Restaurants on the Disney Dining Plan
- Best-Value Character Meals on the Disney Dining Plan
- Best-Value Snacks on the Disney Dining Plan
- Drinking Around Epcot’s World Showcase Tips
- Snacking Around Epcot’s World Showcase Tips
Want more dining tips? Check out our 101 Delicious Walt Disney World Dining Tips. For where to eat, read our Walt Disney World Restaurant Reviews. Planning other aspects of a Walt Disney World trip? Learn about hotels on our Walt Disney World Hotels Reviews page. To save money on tickets or determine which type to buy, read our Tips for Saving Money on Walt Disney World Tickets post. Our What to Pack for Disney Trips post takes a unique look at clever items to take. For what to do and when to do it, our Walt Disney World Ride Guides will help. For comprehensive advice, the best place to start is our Walt Disney World Trip Planning Guide for everything you need to know!
Your Thoughts
Do you think Free Dining will be released again in January 2027? Or will a rising tide lift all ships and result in Walt Disney World not “needing” to get that aggressive with deals? Are you a fan of the “free” dining promotion? Have any tips for free dining rookies? If you’ve booked Free Dining, what did you think about your experience with the deal? If you were unable to get it, where/when were you unsuccessful? Let us know what you think of the promotion and whether you’re planning on taking advantage of it in the comments!
I need an email that will be answered by Customer Service. My last visit was so bad I hesitated when invited back by family. I sent two emails and both were never answered. I know this is the best place on earth but sometimes the best has issues. I want this upcoming trip not to have issues that could have been addressed before hand. Ty
Dining plan is Very important to our trip. We don’t mind paying full price cause of Military.
We just don’t want to reschedule trip AGAIN!!!
Hopefully disney will b Smart and bring back dining plan itself
Will there be discounts for December on dinning plans,% off packages, etc.?
We don’t qualify for FREE DINING cause of Military discount. But as long as we get Dining plan, we don’t mind
What is your prediction for the Dining Plan returning in 2021? Not Free dining, just the plan itself. We are staying at Wilderness Lodge in late Aug/early Sep and like the DDP for the convenience.
This post is so full of info and extra links. I can’t wait to look through every little detail! Thank you. I’m dying to score free dining.
Tom, thanks again for great Insight.
Question: We have a trip planned for Sept 29 – Oct 5 which includes 4 day park hopper tickets. Staying at AOA. We qualified for a small discount on first night of $100 off. What are chances that WDW would offer free dining on any level of any kind during that trip?
Do you think there will be any discounts for fall?
Yeah, look for room-only discounts to be released in late July or early August. I’d expect lower percentages and less availability than normal, though.
Hey.. give me some credit my friend! Even in January, I was saying things would be slowed down by “logistical” issues. Though I didn’t specifically foresee that it would be a labor shortage.
But here is my question to you — Does it look like the labor issues will work out over the next 30-45 days, allowing for more restaurants (and resorts) to open in July/August (selfishly thinking of my upcoming August trip), or will it be September/October before they have enough staff for operational normalcy?
Haha, I definitely give you more credit–you foresaw more than I did!
As for hiring, from what I’m hearing, they are on-boarding and training quickly. Faster than I would’ve expected even a few weeks ago.
However, what I don’t know is what this means for particular positions, which in turn impact restaurants and resorts. Servers, cooks, transportation, and other roles that are all require more training and/or specific skills could slow things down. Your guess is as good as mine there.
Any idea when fall 22 will be open for booking? Our family is waiting to let everything (economy included…which I think is a definite consideration in calculating 2022 attendance) play out and stabilize.
I see my comments in this thread from January help up pretty well….. Though my pessimism in January may have still been too optimistic in some regards.
They aren’t bringing back free dining until after they bring back the dining plan (or a new version of it), obviously.
But they aren’t bringing back the dining plan until dining “normalizes.”
And considering we are a week away from the official Disney summer season, and with apparent strong demand, and with virtually every TS restaurant booked solid almost every day, I’m really shocked we aren’t seeing more of the closed restaurants re-open. With Beach Club and Boadwalk re-opening soon…. what about Yachtsman Steakhouse, Flying Fish and ESPN Club?!? All the Boardwalk area resorts will be fully open, but half the dining remains shut down!??!?
I’m still expecting an announcement of more restaurants opening by July, but this is moving tediously slow. We can confidently say there is no lack of demand for more open dining. (It’s mostly the Epcot area where I fear a crisis brewing with 2 resorts opening and only Cape May being added)
Good predictions, albeit perhaps for the wrong reasons. 😉
I don’t think anyone would’ve guessed back in January–when occupancy was abysmal–that resort bookings for the summer and fall would be incredibly strong, and the reason for more restaurants returning would no longer be lack of demand, but instead a shortage of workers.
It’s a bit reductionist, but Walt Disney World has essentially gone from one type of supply/demand problem to a totally different one.
Hi Tom, do you think they will bring out free dining for 2022 when they have already released the dining credits for UK visitors?
Also do you think they would let you use your dining credits to purchase the DDP?
Cheers Marc
My guess is that the dining credits are the equivalent of a gift card, and can be applied towards pretty much anything. I don’t think that promo stops Disney from offering Free Dining in 2022.
Another very detailed and helpful review. Two wild card issues that may also be at play. The first being whether WDW guests who have packages booked this summer and fall are actually going to spend that $ and show. Think despite the end of the book with confidence policy earlier this month, the usual cancellation policy is still forgiving with return of deposit 30 days out from arrival. The once in a lifetime big splurge family vacations at GF and the Contemporary have slowed as highlighted by the poor occupancy rates at the deluxes. The big resort draws this year are value and some mod. That reflects WDWs premium pricing and also the impact of covid on vacation budgets. Suspect many families took their disposable income from last year and did home renos including backyard and pool or splurged on an RV or mortgage for lakeside cabin or cottage. Many are still paying off those big ticket items and will be for some time. We may have seen or right now be seeing the diehards getting their WDW fix. But if the revenge travel theory for this summer and fall bursts, free dining is one tool in WDW’s response kit once they get the staffing and restaurant capacity in place. The second issue is another variant that outstrips current vaccines and triggers another wave. And that’s too grim to discuss in detail. Forget free dining. WDW will proactively close. The human toll is horrifying. 2021 is shaping up to be a season of absolute extremes.
On a lighter note, wonder what will happen to the dining plan plus tier that launched months before covid? Will it return? Not a great value for experienced free diners who know how to max the regular plans. But superficially attractive for first timers who want to pay for more flexibility and freedom. Suppose it depends on what the real purpose and value of that plus tier was for WDW when it launched and whether it’s still valid for WDW post covid.
My guess is that Walt Disney World is currently experiencing a higher cancellation rate than normal, but not enough to move the needle one way or the other. So many people put off travel last year and, statistically speaking, the rate of household savings increased. People are now spending that money on trips this year–there’s clearly a willingness to “overpay” for a vacation to make up for lost time.
Unlike FastPass+ (which I think will return in a different form and perhaps with a different name), I suspect that the Disney Dining Plan will return in mostly the same form as last March. Disney has tweaked it numerous times over the years and seemed pretty satisfied with the product and its popularity. No need to mess with something that was not broken.
Hi, I don’t understand to purchase the park hopper when you need to have a reservation to go in a park . How does that work ?
Hi we booked a trip for October 2021 19-23 I’ve looked high and low for deals and breaks it seems like our dates are never ever good for discounted anything we will be at a value resort, and the me and my husband will split and stay at the contemporary.
Tom: We have already booked reservations and park hopper tickets for January 23-30, 2022 at to Polynesian Resort. Should the Dining Plan become an option, once again, before our arrival date will I be able to simply add it onto my current reservation? ( if yes, how do I do it?) Thanks for you help. Pat
Looking for free dining plans.
me too Free dining update. We would usually have heard for next year by now in the UK
hi ton am from England love the updates waiting to book disney for 2022 when will free disney dinning come back thanks
… I just tend to think logistical issues will slow the return of the dining plan, which would slow any possibility of free dining.
Disney dining, and dining plan, has a lot of moving parts that are disrupted by the pandemic. Not an easy switch to flip back on quickly:
– Many dining locations still closed.
– Capacity limited as open dining locations
– Open locations are using more limited menus
– Reservations currently only 60 days out, 180 days remains suspended
-Dining plan contracts would need to be negotiated with 3rd party vendors
-“2021” dining plan would need to be priced, designed, literature and websites updated.
Some of these changes can be fixed quickly but others are going to be gradual changes over weeks and months. I don’t think the dining plan will return until after dining returns to normal. With free dining potentially offered weeks/months earlier.
With some resorts still anticipated being closed in May/June 2021, it’s hard to expect dining to be fulling normal by then either.
If dining starts to get back to normal by summer, then maybe we see the return of the dining plan for fall. But also very possible they just save it as a booking option for 2022 packages — much like they added park hopping back as a 2021 vacation package option.
IMO, restaurant capacity is the biggest limiting factor, with everything else being minimal. Even negotiating with third parties isn’t that big of an impediment–every January, Disney and operating participants are racing to get details squared away, with some not “officially” accepting the DDP right away.
The DDP generates a ton of revenue for WDW, directly and indirectly. It coupled with the return of Free Dining is the easiest/fastest way to bolster resort occupancy rates, which are still abysmal.
You and I are in agreement about the DDP revenue and profits. But profits are even more constrained by the capacity limits. When you are only letting in a fraction of the normal guests… and only serving at a fraction of the available restaurant space.. Those basic factors limit revenue more than the lack of a dining plan.
But we can’t simply look at this as boosting abysmal occupancy rates. Unlike a normal recession/business down turn, this isn’t a matter of just getting more people into the door. BEFORE you can worry about boosting those abysmal occupancy rates with free dining, you FIRST have to get to the capacity where you can even bring back the dining plan… so you first have to re-open most/all dining venues, with menus and reservations returning to normal. You need to insure park capacity and restaurant capacity are in sync, so you don’t deal with a situation where you have inadequate restaurant capacity for growing crowds, leading to dining plan purchasers being unable to get dining reservations.
And while you have those abysmal occupancy rates.. Disney has not been *super* aggressive using the levers at their disposal. Not like they have tried everything else and failed, so they need free dining. 35% off, but only through April. The only spring/summer announcement thus far is a minor ticket package discount.
Comes down to… they won’t do free dining until they bring back the dining plan. They won’t bring back the dining plan until dining normalizes more. Dining normalization comes with capacity normalization which comes with pandemic control. In other words, there are a lot of steps before someone at Disney says, “hey, we should have a free dining promotion.”
Just curious about Tables in Wonderland. Any sense at this early juncture if that dining discount for AP’s and Florida Residents might return?