What Would You Pay More For?

Now that's a great question and suggestion, DVC lounges at all parks!

I would be willing to pay a little bit more on my DVC dues for such a Perk, and the cost of keeping such an exclusive lounge for DVC members should be minimal. Even a .01 - .03 cents per point would generate enough to cover the cost.

The amount of dollars ($$$$) lost by Disney each time a member leaves the park is substantial, considering the fact that non-Disney shopping & dining options are minutes outside the gates.

I would like to see an appetizer/hors d'oeuvres fireworks party instead of a dessert party. Paying the big bucks for mostly sweets is a total turn-off for me, but I love appetizers and hors d'oeuvres.

This.

I like this idea.

Honestly, I'm getting a little turned off by all the premium or premier, fee-added services. It just seems to go against what I think is the core concept of Walt's vision of family fun for everyone and more towards money rules experiences and those that can afford it get to enjoy a better experience.

Am I a Debbie Downer?

But I think the idea of an appetizer version of the dessert party is a great idea! There's only so much sweets one can eat, but I could down appetizers all evening!! Haha.

LOVE this idea!

https://disneyworld.disney.go.com/dining/contemporary-resort/celebration-at-the-top/

It says thru March of 2017, anyone know if it's been extended??

Looks like they have dates in June and July.

I'd be for it. There's already enough sweets at Disney World as is!

But other than that, well, I'm not a DVC member but let me see..for me, maybe a concierge limo that would drive you to anywhere on Disney property. Imagine not having to deal with the packed buses, monorails or worse, the enormous parking lots in the parks.

I agree with the appetizer suggestion...I myself love sweets, but we are taking a friend this December who is borderline diabetic..and I am just realizing how many of the Disney programs are geared towards sugar

I'd pay extra for backstage Pirate experiences..perhaps they would make me a pirate of the day ?

You'd have to fight me for that one, missy!! Aaarrrr!

I love that idea!!!

Oh I thought of one--obviously there are already lots of great backstage tours, but I would love to be able to shadow the transportation dispatchers for a day. Among the Disney things that I am most curious about are how do the logistics of transportation work (how many of each craft are in the fleet, how many operators does it take to run the system, what percentage are monorail/boat/bus, what has been the effect of express transportation on the system as a whole, How long before & after passengers are being boarded does the crew work, how often does each vehicle go down for maintenance/get replaced on average...and so much more). Also, totally unrelated, but I'm dying to know how much the fireworks cost.

On a backstage tour we were on, this question came up. The cast member told us they blow off about 12K per night on fireworks (and I think that was just for Wishes).

I would love a tour of the Cinderella suite! Also, I love to bake so I'd love to go backstage in the Confectionery. Bring back a RunDisney night race, preferably Villian themed. Appetizers dessert party would be amazing.

I agree! I'd pay extra for that tour.

That would be awesome

Actually I have seen estimates that range around $41,000 to $55,000 for Wishes alone each night. There has also been rumor of a club similar to Club 33 opening in Disney World.

Id like to see an upgraded Annual Pass where you can get an extra fast pass per day and/or get EMH with the pass even if you are not staying on property. I'd pay an extra $100 a year for this.. How about y'all?

LouisianaMike

I would pay more for the dinning plan if Disney pass that on to the servers and that is the tip. The same paying out of pocket. My reason for this is as a Brit we don't tip, no where else in the world do you tip and I don't carry cash. The problem with tipping at the dinning plan is you tip a percentage. So you go to a table service all order the most expense things and get a $200 check for 4 people then you have to tip $40 on top. thats fine but say you are on the deluxe plan? you could be tipping over $100 a day on a 10 day vacation thats $1000 tipping on the dinning plan.

Now even worst then that is for us Brits we are offered 'free' dinning all the time but you end up 100s of dollars short on tipping on top of the free plan. Now I am not against tipping.. I understand Disney don't pay their servers well and those people EARN that money. But I can't see why Disney can't increase each item on the menu by 10-20 percent and pass that on to the servers in their wages. It would seem more magical to be to pay with your magic band tor use credits and just walk away.

Same goes with Tables in Wonderland.. I'd pay more for that if they didn't automatically bill you 18% for the tip on a card that saves you 20% on food and drink.. Net savings is only 2%.. C'mon DISNEY!!!!

I mean, I don't think it's really fair to say that the net savings is only 2%. The net savings would be 2% + what ever you would have tipped. Unless you would not have tipped at all, you can't really consider it an only 2% net savings.

I agree with Ally, TIW does save us more than 2%. We always tip 20%. So doing the math if a meal cost $300, with tip we would spend 360. Using the TIW the meal with the added 18% tip would cost us $294. That is a lot more savings than 2%. I do think that the 18% tip put on buffets is a bit high though.

Yes! I just wanna switch off on vacation espisally at wdw

No need to fight me heartie! We can both be Pirates says I !