FREE DISNEY WORLD DINING
Update 5/9/13: This deal is now out! See this.
The Chase Disney Visa Walt Disney World Free Dining offer for the fall of 2013 came out this morning.
It notes (see the bottom of the image, in the red square; click it to enlarge) that this Disney World 2013 Free Dining offer will come out to the general public on May 9.
Arrival dates include September 2-25 2013; as usual in recent offers, value resorts get “Quick Service” Free Dining, and moderate and deluxe resorts get the regular Dining Plan for free.
Some resorts are excluded–particularly the Little Mermaid rooms at Art of Animation.
A room rate deal for August 15-September 28 came out for Chase Disney Visa cardholders today as well, and this Disney World fall 2013 room rate deal also should open up to the general public on May 9.
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32 Comments on "Disney World September Free Dining to be Released to General Public May 9"
By they way Dave, what is your favorite Quick Service meal and your favorite Table Service meal?
Just wondering?
Congrats on the victory Dave! Thanks for all the advice! My wife and I have had Sept 21 penciled in since last November, so glad Disney came through. Now the only question is which resort to stay at! ;-?
Hello Dave,
With so many people taking advantage of these offers (Riverside Standard view is already booked up the last week of August), will the last week of August still see the low crowds it has in years past?
Well, thanks for talking me out of a moderate! You make some good points. It was between the French Quarter or Pop Century…I think we’ll go with Pop. Just me and my friend going for a girls trip, first-time visitors. We will probably just upgrade our dining plan from the value plan.
Thank you for the tips!
Yo tbuff. The (stop here if you are easily bored) issues with free or lower-cost dining, compared to discounted room rates, which are more likely, are that an extra meal comes with a lot of incremental food and staff costs, while an incremental room has hardly any; some of the participants in the dining plan are not Disney owned-and operated, especially at Epcot and Downtown Disney, making the internal negotiations complicated, and free dining is a lot more complicated to deal with in the internal accounting….