all inclusive benefits

jen brown · 04-01-2003

Does anyone happen to know if you can purchase meal-included park hopper passes. We are new DVC members so we won't be buying any all-inclusive packages anymore, but what about those of us who still want the convenience that the all-inclusive package gives you except for the hotel accomodations?

**mickey** · 04-01-2003

No, I don't believe that you can, though I am not sure why not. I will check for you tomorrow for sure. As a DVC member, you do get a 10% discount on Ultimate Park Hoppers as long as you are staying at one of the DVC resorts.

hkeenan1979 · 04-08-2003

We've ONLY ever done the all-inclusive packages (resort, food, amission, etc) and find that they're a lot easier to pre-pay for everything and not have to worry about money (except for souveniers) while we're down there. I don't know what they're called now, but they used to be the "golden key" back in the 80's

~heather

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jen brown Mouseketeer Join Date: Nov 2002 Location: Northen California Posts: 89	all inclusive benefits Does anyone happen to know if you can purchase meal-included park hopper passes. We are new DVC members so we won't be buying any all-inclusive packages anymore, but what about those of us who still want the convenience that the all-inclusive package gives you except for the hotel accomodations? __________________ 1992 - CB 1997 - POR 2000 - GF & Cruise 2002 - WL 1978 - ? - Disneyland too many times to count!

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mickey Administrator Join Date: Sep 2001 Posts: 6,232	No, I don't believe that you can, though I am not sure why not. I will check for you tomorrow for sure. As a DVC member, you do get a 10% discount on Ultimate Park Hoppers as long as you are staying at one of the DVC resorts. __________________ Frank Costanza: You can drop a grand in Disney World, like that.

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hkeenan1979 Junior Mouseketeer Join Date: Apr 2003 Location: South Dakota Posts: 18	all-inclusive We've ONLY ever done the all-inclusive packages (resort, food, amission, etc) and find that they're a lot easier to pre-pay for everything and not have to worry about money (except for souveniers) while we're down there. I don't know what they're called now, but they used to be the "golden key" back in the 80's ~heather __________________ Por favor mantengase alejado de las puertas!

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