Halloween Horror Nights 21 information has finally been revealed by Universal Studios Orlando today and we have all the gory details on this year’s Halloween Horror Nights event. This year’s Halloween Horror Nights forces you to test your luck against the mysterious Lady Luck, who forces Universal Show Director Patrick Braillard to reveal details about this year’s Halloween Horror Nights in the video. Watch it now, if you dare.
Read below for more detail on each of the houses, scare zones and shows from this year’s Halloween Horror Nights:
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival 2011 at the Walt Disney World resort is fast approaching, and for those of you hungry for more information (pun fully intended), we have access to the full line up of country marketplaces that will be present at this year’s festival and their menus. This year, there are a full 30 different marketplaces set up around the Epcot World Showcase for the Food & Wine Festival including a few new countries that will be showcased for the first time. This year, the theme is “Passport to a World of Flavors”, a very accurate theme to describe what the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is all about.
Read below for the listing of Epcot International Food & Wine Festival Marketplace booths and menus.
Argentina, Introduced: 1996
Beef Empanada
Grilled Beef Skewer with Chimichurri Sauce and Boniato Purée
Terrazas Reserva Charddonay
Terrazas Reserva Cabernet Sauvignon
Terrazas Reserva Torrontes
Terrazas Reserva Malbec
Australia, Introduced: 1997
Shrimp on the Barbie with Pepper Berry Citrus Glaze
Grilled Lamb Chop with Potato-Goat Cheese Salad and Shiraz Reduction
Lamington (chocolate and coconut covered Yellow Cake)
Penfolds “Koonuga Hill” Chardonnay
Greg Norman Estates Shiraz, Limestone Coast
Lindeman’s “Bin 90″ Moscato
Penfolds “Thomas Hyland” Cabernet Sauvignon
Belgium, Introduced: 2010
Steamed Mussels with Roasted Garlic Cream & Baguette
Freshly Baked Waffles with Berry Compote and Whipped Cream
Guylian Belgian Chocolate Seashell Truffles
Stella Artois
Godiva Chocolate Iced Coffee
Leffe
Hoegaarten
Brazil, Introduced: 1996
Brazil’s National Dish — Feijoada (a Black Bean and Pork Stew)
Seared Mahi Mahi with steamed Rice, Hearts of Palm, and Coconut-Lime Sauce
LeBlon Frozen Caipirinha
Brewer’s Collection, Introduced: 2003
Radeberger Pilsner
Schofferhofer Weizen
BraufactuM Indra
Rauchweizen Roog Smoked Wheat Bier
Altenmünster, Octoberfest
Altenmünster Dunkel
Hovel’s
Dion Kolsch
Canada, Introduced: 1996
Canadian Cheddar Cheese Soup
Maple and Moosehead-Beer Glazed Salmon with Barley Salad
Chicken Chipotle Sausage with Sweet Corn Polenta
Moosehead Beer
Neige Sparlking
Neige – FB (apple ice wine)
Caribbean Islands, Introduced 2011 <– New!
Ropa Vieja (Braised Beef) with White Rice
Jerk spiced Chicken Drumstick with Mango Salsa
Frozen Dragon Berry Colada
Frozen Rock Coconut Mojito
Cheese, Introduced: 2010
Cheese Fondue with Sourdough Bread
Artisan Cheese Selection with Sweet Gras Dairy Thomasville Tome
Delice de Bourgogne
PC Wyngaard Chevre Affineurs
Goat Gouda
China, Introduced: 1996
Black Pepper Shrimp with Sichuan Noodles
Pork Pot Stickers
Xinjiang Barbecue Chicken Stick
Caramel-Ginger Ice Cream
Tsingtao Beer
Dragon’s Hollow Chardonnay
Green Tea Plum Wine Cooler
Happy Lychee
Craft Beers
Full Sail IPA
Sierra Nevada
Abita — Purple Haze
Red Hook Pilsner
Blue Moon
Leinenkugal
Key West Sunset Ale
Widmer Hefeweizen
Desserts & Champagne, Introduced: 2000
Lemon Chiffon
White Chocolate Macadamia Mousse with Dark Chocolate Pearls
Tres Leches Verrine
Moet & Chandon Ice Imperial
Moet & Chandon Rose Imperial
Moet & Chandon Nectar Imperial
Moet & Chandon Imperial
Fife and Drum
Frozen Red Stag Lemonade by Jim Beam
France, Introduced: 1996
Escargots Persillade en Brioche
Coq au Vin sur gratin de macaroni (Red Wine braised Chicken, Mushrooms, Pearl Onions, and Macaroni Gratin)
Crème Brulée au Chocolate au Lait
Chardonnay, Bouchard Aine & Fils
Merlot, Chateau de Beauregard-Ducourt, Bordeaux
Sparkling Pomegranate Kir
Parisien Cosmo Slush (Ciroc Vodka, Grand Marnier, Cranberry Juice)
Germany, Introduced: 1996
Goulash Suppe
Nürnberger Sausage in a Pretzel Roll
Apfel Strudel featuring Werther’s Original Karamell Sauce and Vanilla Sauce
Selbach-Oster Estate Spatlese
Selbach JH Riesling Kabinett
Selbach JH Riesling QbA
Selbach JH Riesling Classic
Radeberger Pilsner
Altenmünster Dunkel
Greece, Introduced: 1996
Greek Salad with Pita Bread
Griddled Greek Cheese with Pistachios and Honey
Chicken Souvlaki with Tzatziki
Dannon Greek Yogurt Parfait with Strawberries
Skouras St George
Boutari Greek (White) “Moschofilero”
Boutari Kretikos White
Hawaii, Introduced: 2011 <– New!
Kalua Pork Slider with Sweet and Sour Dole Pineapple Chutney and Spicy Mayonnaise
Tuna Poke with Seaweed Salad and Lotus Root Chips
Seven Tiki Mai Tai
Kona Longboard
Pipeline beer
Hops & Barley, Introduced: 2005
Linda Bean’s Lobster Claw Cuddler with drawn Butter
Linda Bean’s Perfect Maine Lobster Roll
Pumpkin Mousse with Ocean Spray Craisins and Orange Sauce
Samuel Adams® Beers:
Boston Lager®
Octoberfest
Cherry Wheat®
16th Anniversary Festival Beer Boston Ale®
Cream Stout
Blackberry Witbier
Latitude 48 IPA
Samual Adams Light
Ireland, Introduced: 2001
Lobster and Scallop Fisherman’s Pie
Kerrygold® Cheese Selection (Aged-Irish Cheddar, Dubliner and Ivernia Cheese) with apple chutney and brown bread
Warm Chocolate Lava Cake with Baileys Irish Cream Ganache
Guinness Draught
Bunratty Honey Meade Wine
Italy, Introduced: 1996
Cappellini con Gamberi Piccanti (Cappellini Pasta with Spicy Shrimp)
Ravioli Di Formaggio All’Emiliana (Baked Cheese Ravioli with Creamy Beef Bolognese Sauce, Parmesan Cheese, Melted Mozzarella)
Cannolo Al Cioccolato (Chocolate Covered Cannoli Shell Filled with Sweet Ricotta Cheese, Chocolate, and Candied Fruit)
Primavera Fruit Smoothie
Fantinel Prosecco
Primavera Smoothie
Placido Chianti
Placido Pinot Grigio
Moretti Beer
Japan, Introduced: 1996
Spicy Tuna Roll
California Sushi Roll
Tuna and Salmon Sensation
Pork Kakuni
Kirin Draft Beer
Sake: Itami Onigoroshi
Sake: Junmai Ginjo Masumi
Tokyo Sunset
Mexico, Introduced: 1996
Rib Eye Tacos
Shrimp Tacos
Flan
Dos Equis Beer
Lime Strawberry Margarita on the rocks
L.A. Cetto Chardonnay
L.A. Cetto Petite Sirah
Morocco, Introduced: 1996
Kefta Pocket (Beef in a Pita Pocket)
Harissa Chicken Roll
Baklava
Ksar White
Sangria
Tangerine Mimosa Royale
Casa Beer
New Zealand, Introduced: 1997
Seared Sea Scallop with Kumara-Red Curry Puree and Apple Radish Salad
Lamb Slider with Tomato Chutney
Mohua Sauvignon Blanc
Mohua Central Otago Riesling
Whitehaven Sauvignon Blanc
Whitehaven Pinot Noir
Poland, Introduced: 1996
Kielbasa and Potato Pierogies with Caramelized Onions and Sour Cream
Golabki (Pork Stuffed Cabbage)
Belvedere Strawberry Chiller
Portugal, Introduced: 2011 <–New!
Calamari Salad with Fennel, Olive Oil, and Smoked Paprika
Linguica Sausage with Onions, Peppers, and Olives
Pastel de Nata
Confraria Leve Moscatel Portugal
Bridao Classico Tinto
Caves Vale do Rodo Douro
Xairel Cartaxo Tinto
Caves Bonifacio Red
Portugal Wine Bar
Confraria Leve Moscatel Portugal
Caves Vale do Rodo Douro
Caves Bonifacio Red
Plexus Frisante Branco
Bridao Classico Tinto
Xairel Cartaxo Tinto
Porto Reccua 10 Year
Scandinavia, Introduced: <– New!
Taste of Scandinavia — Shrimp Salad, Cured Salmon and Herring
Swedish Meatballs with Lingon Berries
Rice Pudding with Driscoll’s Only the Finest Berries
Xante Sunshine cocktail made from Xante pear and cognac liquor
Xante
Singapore, Introduced: 2005
Shrimp Cake on a sugar cane skewer with Singapore Noodle Salad
Coconut-Braised, Beef Rendang with Jasmine Rice
Singapore Sling
Tiger Beer
South Africa, Introduced: 1997
Bunny Chow (Vegetable Curry served in a Bread Loaf)
Seared Filet of Beef with Smashed Sweet Potatoes and Braai Sauce
Trick-or-treating in the Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World? Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party is trick-or-treating, Halloween parades, special fireworks and so much more! This event is great, not-so-scary fun for the entire family. Everyone loves it, from little kids to parents, grandparents to even the stubborn teenagers; it’s a great way to get the family into the Halloween spirit. Many people dress up, so it truly does become a fun, safe party atmosphere.
There is so much to do at this special Halloween party, held in the Magic Kingdom after the park closes. There’s trick-or-treating around the park, a special parade you can only see at the Party, and a Halloween themed fireworks show, also only shown at Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party. You also have the opportunity to meet characters who are rarely around in the park, something you may definitely not want to miss.
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party does require a separate ticket for admission, it is not included with regular Disney theme park admission tickets. Prices for the event range from $54 for advance purchases for some dates, to $68 for some dates. For more information about the tickets or to order them, contact one of our Disney ticket specialists by phone at our toll free number 1-866-882-4720.
Here are the date and ticket prices for this year Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party:
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
Friday, September 16, 2011
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Friday, September 23, 2011
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
Friday, September 30, 2011
Sunday, October , 2011
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Friday, October 7, 2011
Monday, October 10, 2011
Tuesday, October 11, 2011
Thursday, October 13, 2011
Sunday, October 16, 2011
Tuesday, October 18, 2011
Thursday, October 20, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Tuesday, October 25, 2011
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Friday, October 28, 2011
Sunday, October 30, 2011
Monday, October 31, 2011
Tuesday, November 1, 2011
*Advance ticket purchase prices not available for 10/7, 10/13, 10/21, 10/28, 10/30, or 10/31 party dates.
In response to the announcement in our newsletter about the Free Disney dining offer, many of you asked, “this Free Disney Dining plan sounds great, but how much does this deal really save me?” So, we’re here to answer your questions and help you figure out just how much money this deal will save you on your Disney vacation. With this deal, when you book a reservation with a check-in on one of the valid dates at a Disney resort hotel, you can get 2 meals and 1 or 2 snacks for each night of your stay. This deal is valid for most stays up to 14 nights, imagine not paying for your meals that entire time!
There are two types of Disney dining plans offered for free with this offer, depending on what category of Disney hotel you book your package at. If you stay at one of the Disney Value resorts you can get a free Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan for your entire family during your stay. Staying at a Disney Moderate, Deluxe or Deluxe Villa hotel? Then you qualify for a free Disney Dining Plan for your stay.
I’m sure you’re wondering, what’s the difference between the two plans? Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan gives you 2 quick-service meals per each night of your stay. Quick-service meals are fast, grab-and-go meals that you order at a food counter and then can sit to eat. It’s self-service dining, much like you would find at a fast-food restaurant with burgers, hot dogs, pizza and fries. Only at Disney, these meals average around $10-$15 per person, that’s about $40-$60 for one meal for a family of four.
The Disney Dining Plan gives you 1 quick-service meal like the one described above and 1 table-service meal per night of your stay. The table-service meal is a sit-down meal at a full service restaurant where you are seated and a server takes your order and brings your food to you so you can relax with your family. On the Disney Dining Plan, these table-service meals include an appetizer, entrée, dessert, and drink. If you pay for this meal yourself, this can cost anywhere from $30-$60 per person, costing $120-$240 for one meal for family of four. This latest Magic Your Way vacation package offer with a Free Disney dining plan can save you a lot of money when the cheapest meals at Disney cost a minimum $40 for your family, but you get them for free.
Let’s take John and Ann for example. They’re staying at Pop Century, one of Disney’s Value resorts, with their two children for 4 nights/5 days in October. Because they booked the Magic Your Way vacation package with FREE Disney dining, each person get 2 free quick-service meals and 2 snacks for each night, meaning a total of 8 free meals and 8 free snacks per person. Quick-service meals at Disney usually cost about $10 per person and snacks cost about $4. For one person, this would cost about $28 per day (2 quick-service meals and 2 snacks). For John and Ann’s family of 4, the Free Disney Quick-Service Dining Plan saves them $112 per night, for a total savings of at least $448 for a 4 night stay!
Now let’s look at Carlos and Maria’s family. They’re staying at Coronado Springs, one of Disney’s Moderate resorts, with their two children. Like John and Ann, they’re staying for 4 nights/5days in October. However, because they booked the Magic Your Way vacation package with FREE Disney dining at a Disney Moderate resort, each person gets 1 quick-service meal, 1 table-service meal, and 1 snack for each night, meaning a total of 4 free quick-service meals, 4 free table-service meals, and 4 free snacks per person. Quick-service meals cost about $10 per person, table-service meals with everything included except tip cost about $40 per adult (children prices might be slightly lower) and snacks cost about $4. This is a total of about $216 per night for the family of four. For Carlos and Maria’s family of four, they get these meals for free, which gives them a total savings of about $864 for all 4 nights!
Room rate discounts cannot be combined with this offer, so the total savings amount may differ if you qualify for room discounts. However, the Free Disney dining plan offer saves most families hundreds of dollars on their Disney vacation.
This limited time offer is only available by phone by calling one of our Disney Specialists toll-free at 1-866-882-4720. Don’t miss out on this limited time offer, Save a Bundle and Book Now for Disney Vacation Savings.
Halloween Horror Nights, rated America’s #1 scariest Halloween event, returns to Universal Studios Florida for its 21st year in just 30 days. This year, Halloween Horror Nights will be running during select nights from September 23 through October 31, 2011, mostly Thursday-Sunday with a few Wednesday night events. If you love Halloween and haunted houses, Halloween Horror Nights is an event you don’t want to miss. The overall theme, haunted houses, and mazes change each year, so it’s never the same experience twice.
Universal Orlando has been keeping the suspense up this year, revealing a few clues so far, but detailed information about the houses and mazes is still a well kept secret for the most part, but it’s sure to be good. The official Halloween Horror Nights 21 website and the hints revealed by Universal Orlando suggest a theme based around luck or chance and twisting it into something terrifying. There are numerous hints printed on playing cards with old proverbs about luck and death, comments regarding choices, and then pictures of creepy scary faces that you can only image what they are for. The only haunted house/maze that has been confirmed to appear at the Universal Studios event is one based on the remake of the movie The Thing, which is set to be released into theaters later this year. This means Halloween Horror Nights 21 attendees get to live the horror of the movie before it’s even released.
Although there is still amount of secrecy, Universal Orlando has announced that full details about this year’s Halloween Horror Nights will be revealed in exactly one week on August 31st. Of course, we’ll be sure to bring you the lastest details on August 31st when they are announced. If you’re looking for a real fright fest this Halloween, this is definitely the event for you. You can order your tickets to this terrifying event with your Orlando vacation package ordered through The Orlando Vacation Store. Call us or check online for details, and be sure to check back for details on Halloween Horror Nights and other Orlando fall events.
Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, one of Walt Disney World’s most popular annual events, returns to the Epcot theme park in just over a month on September 30 and runs through November 14, 2011. This popular event showcases delightful foods and drinks from around the world, as well as daily concerts for full entertainment. Admission to this event is included with your EPCOT theme park admission with a Disney Magic Your Way theme park ticket. Take the chance to stroll Epcot’s World Showcase to sample delicious foods and a variety of wines.
Taste your way around the world!
Not only are there numerous vendors and samples to take in, but the festival also features live concerts each day, providing fun, live entertainment for guests. For true foodies, or anyone who wants a chance to learn from the experts, there are also a number of cooking and wine seminars to learn from the experts. You can also choose to sign up for one of the private tasting sessions the Food and Wine Festival offers.
Disney does an amazing job hosting this event and it considered by many to be the best Disney World event all year. In fact, it is so popular that many people plan their Disney vacation around the International Food & Wine Festival just to experience it. Some choose just to stroll from booth to booth, selecting a variety of foods and wines to sample from different countries, while others book extra events at the festival to explore a class, wine tasting or culinary event in greater depth.
This year, Disney has extended their very popular Magic Your Way Plus Free Dining vacation packages through the fall and winter, including most dates of the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival. If you book one of these Disney vacation packages, you can use the snack credits to sample many foods at the festival booths for free! Packages like these are very popular and may be limited in availability, so if you’ve been thinking of visiting this fall, this is the best time to book a fall visit.
Disney World vacations can require some planning, so those of us here want to make it as simple of a process for you. That’s why we’ve been closely following the Disney news and updates coming from the D23 Disney conference going on this weekend. D23 is the official Disney fan club, and this exposition features Disney Imagineers and top Disney executives as speakers. Many new updates have been released, just today and I’m sure there will be more tomorrow.
Our first update is a brand new computer generated visual of how the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train ride will look as guests ride this new attraction. In case you haven’t heard, this new ride will be a part of the Fantasyland expansion in the Magic Kingdom theme park at Walt Disney World. The first stages of the expansion are set to open in 2012. The Seven Dwarfs Mine Train features all new ride technology created by the legendary Imagineers at Walt Disney. The new technology allows the mine cars to swing back and forth individually as the train moves along the track. Take a look!
At the D23 Expo, Disney Imagineers also gave us a look at a model they created, detailing the layout of the new Fantasyland expansion at Magic Kingdom. Models like this help Disney Imagineers get a better look at how things will be visualized in 3D to make it more realistic and to help with planning construction. This allows them to get a full picture of what the area will look like when it’s complete.
And, official from Walt Disney World Resort, some of the new attractions and restaurants coming to Fantasyland in Magic Kingdom at Walt Disney World that you saw in that video include:
Enchanted Tales with Belle where families and children will have the opportunity to meet Belle with a whole new degree of interactivity and personalization.
Dumbo The Flying Elephant, complete with an interactive queue under the Big Top and not one but two Dumbo attractions.
Be Our Guest Guests can dine in three separate dining rooms in the Beast’s castle. The main dining room is the Ballroom, where Belle and Beast had their first dance, in the West Wing or in the Castle Galley during lunch hours.
Gaston’s Tavern, a place where guests can dine in splendor and pay tribute to the manliest of men…Gaston himself!
Check back for futher Disney World and D23 Expo news and updates!
Universal Orlando Resort, home to Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure theme parks as well as The Wizarding World of Harry Potter, released new annual pass options and pricing for annual passes starting August 15, 2011. All of the annual pass options still include access to both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure for one year from the date of first use, although some Universal annual pass options do have blockout dates which are dates on which the pass is not valid for admission.
For non-Florida residents, the Preferred Pass and the Premier Pass continue to offer 365 days of access to both Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure with no blockout dates. The pricing for these annual passes; however, has changed. The Preferred Pass has increased $30 in price to $259.99 + tax. The Premier Pass, Universal’s ultimate annual pass has increased $50 to $399.99 + tax.
Now available to non-Florida residents is the Power Pass, which before was exclusively only available for Florida residents. Like the other annual passes, the Power Pass gets you admission to both of Universal’s theme parks, Universal Studios and Islands of Adventure, but there are blockout dates with this pass. This pass is priced at $189.99 + tax for non-Florida residents and is the only pass not available for non-Florida residents on FlexPay, Universal Orlando’s payment plan for annual passes.
Florida resident annual passes have remained pretty much the same except for some price changes. The Power Pass has increased $5 to $164.99, the Preferred Pass is also up $5 to 224.99, but the Premier Pass remains at the same price of $349.99 for Florida residents. All three of these passes are still available on FlexPay.
Also just released, Universal Orlando has released a brand new type of annual pass just for Florida residents. This annual pass is a weekday access annual pass to both Universal theme parks. It includes one year of admission to both theme parks with some blockout dates like the Power Pass and is only valid Monday-Friday. However, the best part is, it is sold at a rate that can’t be beat, just $119.99, one cent less than a regular priced 1-Day, 2-Park ticket! It is not available online, at least for now, so it can only be purchased at the front ticket windows with a valid government issued Florida I.D. or driver’s license.
Universal has made it easier for guests to find an annual pass that fits their needs for a year’s worth of exciting access to Universal Studios, Islands of Adventure, and The Wizarding World of Harry Potter!
Disney’s popular Magic Your Way vacation package now comes with a FREE Disney dining plan when you book your stay at select Walt Disney World resort hotels with a check-in on select nights this fall and winter. If you’ve been considering a Fall or Winter 2011 vacation to Walt Disney World, now is the time to book to get an all inclusive package at an incredible value. With this package, you get a hotel stay at a select Disney resort hotel, Walt Disney World theme park Base tickets, and a free Disney dining plan for your length of stay (minimum 3 nights, up to 14 nights max.).
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The Disney dining plans cover a select number of meals per person, per night of your stay as well as snacks. If you book your package at one of Disney’s Value Resorts, you receive a free Quick-Service Dining Plan for your stay. Or, if you stay at one of Disney’s Moderate, Deluxe, or Deluxe Villa Resorts you receive a free Disney Dining Plan. Quick-Service Dining Plans include 2 meals at Disney’s quick-service restaurants as well as snacks, great for families looking for quick meals while on the go at Walt Disney World. The Disney Dining Plan includes 1 quick-service meal and 1 table service, sit-down meal per day and 1 snack.
This package is valid for check-ins most nights from October 2011 – December 2011, a great time of year to visit Walt Disney World. All through October and into the beginning of November, you can enjoy the tastes and sounds of Epcot’s Food and Wine Festival at Disney and use snack credits from your free Disney dining plan to sample delicious foods. October is another great time to visit Disney World so you can trick-or-treat, Disney style! Many nights during October, Disney’s Magic Kingdom hosts Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party where you and your family can safely trick-or-treat with all of your favorite characters after the park closes. And during November and December, be sure to celebrate the holiday magic at the most magical place on Earth. Walt Disney World goes all out to celebrate the holidays with the Candlelight Processional at Epcot, Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party at the Magic Kingdom, and delightful holiday decorations all over Walt Disney World.
Experience all of the wonder at Disney World at a great value when you book your Magic Your Way vacation package plus a FREE Disney dining plan by October 29, 2011.
Summer is almost over, but there’s still time to plan a summer Disney vacation! Disney is still offering vacation packages with a free Disney dining plan for August and September vacations, allowing families to get away without worrying about anything. Walt Disney World vacation packages include a stay at a Walt Disney World resort, theme park tickets, and any other extras you need to make your vacation complete. Disney vacation packages are very popular choices for families because it makes planning your Disney vacation easy to do and at a great value, especially with offers like this for a FREE Disney dining plan.
This new Disney vacation package is called Disney’s Memories Package because it includes your stay at a select Disney resort hotel, Walt Disney World theme park Base tickets, and as a special addition, it includes one 20-page Disney’s PhotoPass Photo Book to collect your family’s Disney memories! What makes this a real Disney deal, is that if you book your vacation by August 27, 2011 (while availability remains) for select August and September stays, you get a Disney dining plan for FREE!
The Disney dining plans cover a select number of meals per person, per night of your stay as well as snacks. If you book your package at one of Disney’s Value Resorts, you receive a free Quick-Service Dining Plan for your stay. Or, if you stay at one of Disney’s Moderate, Deluxe, or Deluxe Villa Resorts you receive a free Disney Dining Plan. Quick-Service Dining Plans include 2 meals at Disney’s quick-service restaurants as well as snacks, great for families looking for quick meals while on the go at Walt Disney World. The Disney Dining Plan includes 1 quick-service meal and 1 table service, sit-down meal per day and 1 snack.
Summer is winding down and now is the perfect time to book a Disney vacation package with a free Disney dining plan while they are still available.
