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justice11
03-10-2013, 08:02 PM
could anyone on here tell me how much it cost per day for the counter service ding plan, thank you:confused:

Capt_redshirt
03-10-2013, 08:11 PM
The quick service plan is roughly 40 dollars a day
the dining plan is roughly 60 dollars a day
and the deluxe dining plan is about 100 dollars a day. The price per day changes a little based on number of days (i think they give you a break). I hope this helped if you need more info just ask here or send me a message

TinkerbellT421
03-10-2013, 08:24 PM
The quick service plan is roughly 40 dollars a day
the dining plan is roughly 60 dollars a day
and the deluxe dining plan is about 100 dollars a day. The price per day changes a little based on number of days (i think they give you a break). I hope this helped if you need more info just ask here or send me a message

They do not give you a break on the dinning plan prices based on your number of days. It is x-amount per day, no matter the number of days. You also have to pay all or nothing so if you are staying 7 days you pay for 7 days, you can't choose any less number of days.

Also, add a few bucks for peak season per day.

Here are the 2013 prices:

Quick-Service Dining Plan
(all year long)
$37.58 per night ages 10 and up
$14.32 per night age 3 to 9

2012 was $34.99 and $11.99.

Standard Dining Plan
(Value and Regular Season)
$55.59 per night ages 10 and up
$17.16 per night age 3 to 9

2012 was $51.54 and $15.02.

(Peak Season)
$56.94 per night ages 10 and up
$18.16 per night ages 3 to 9

2012 was $53.54 and $16.02.

Deluxe Dining Plan
(Value and Regular Season)
$99.97 per night ages 10 and up
$26.84 per night ages 3 to 9

2012 was $85.52 and $23.79.

(Peak Season)
$102.27 per night ages 10 and up
$28.91 per night ages 3 to 9

2012 was $89.52 and $25.79.


Prices go up every year so if you're researching for 2014 prices which I believe are not out yet I would factor in at least an extra five dollars per plan.

justice11
03-10-2013, 09:15 PM
thank you all very much you quite helpful:thumbsup:

TinkerbellT421
03-10-2013, 10:06 PM
thank you all very much you quite helpful:thumbsup:

I just realized you were asking about Disneyland. I always forget about Disneyland, doh!!! sorry!

Here's a link to disneys inf about the Disneyland dinning prices, which are quite different than disney world. Sorry again!

http://bookdlr.reservations.disney.go.com/ibcdlr/en_US/modules/render/PopUp/popupPageProcessor?strPageName=2012_Guest_STD_Dini ngOption_PopUp

NewDVCowner
03-11-2013, 11:51 AM
The Disneyland dining plan is NOT worth it. Stay away! Basically with Disneyland you pay get vouchers. If you buy something that costs more than the vouchers then you need to pay the rest out of pocket. If you buy something that costs less than the vouchers then you won't get anything back. The only positive I can see for using the vouchers is if you have a huge group of people (like a high school band or something) that is getting food. Otherwise, don't bother. If you want to 'prepay' for food get a Disney gift card which you can also use to purchase gifts if you want, or a Visa gift card that you can use outside the parks.

mom2morgan
03-16-2013, 08:48 PM
OH, BOO! I thought I had missed something and DLR had introduced a dining plan. Got my hopes up! LOL

bruin1344
03-17-2013, 10:26 AM
The Disneyland dining plan is NOT worth it. Stay away! Basically with Disneyland you pay get vouchers. If you buy something that costs more than the vouchers then you need to pay the rest out of pocket. If you buy something that costs less than the vouchers then you won't get anything back. The only positive I can see for using the vouchers is if you have a huge group of people (like a high school band or something) that is getting food. Otherwise, don't bother. If you want to 'prepay' for food get a Disney gift card which you can also use to purchase gifts if you want, or a Visa gift card that you can use outside the parks.

I agree. Also, if you are DVC member, they give you discounts.