Executive Layoffs brings change to Disney Dining Leadership

Scott Joseph at the Orlando Restaurant Guide has one of the first actual signals of change occurring at Disney’s executive level. In this case it’s Dieter Hannig, who was the Vice President of the Food & Beverage Division. Dieter Hannig, who is credited with changing the face of restaurants and dining at Walt Disney World as the vice president of the food and beverage division, has announced he is leaving the company

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Executive Layoffs brings change to Disney Dining Leadership

Executive Layoffs brings change to Disney Dining Leadership

Scott Joseph at the Orlando Restaurant Guide has one of the first actual signals of change occurring at Disney’s executive level. In this case it’s Dieter Hannig, who was the Vice President of the Food & Beverage Division. Dieter Hannig, who is credited with changing the face of restaurants and dining at Walt Disney World as the vice president of the food and beverage division, has announced he is leaving the company

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Tips for visiting Disney World from The Crazy Dazy

Some personal cost-cutting tips for your trip to Disney World from Ellen at The Crazy Dazy : We went during the off-season in the middle of January.  We were taking a 5-day trip (a quick trip saves you money, too!), so the kids only missed a little bit of school.  The crowds are much smaller, it’s not hot in Florida during that time of year (saves on you having to drink a ton of bottled water), and the best thing—we got round-trip air tickets for $100 each.  We have a family of five; we had two free tickets, so our whole family flew for $300 round trip.  We couldn’t drive it for that.  It was totally worth it to going during school because of the smaller crowds, more pleasant weather and CHEAP airfare (bought directly from the carrier’s site—we’ve found that to be cheaper, too)!  Plus, there was a 70 degree difference between home & Orlando ! Make Disney World your only stop.  If you stay on the resort   (we stayed at the cheapest—All-Star Musical—plenty nice), they will give you free transportation to/from the airport and that saves you the cost of a rental car.  That makes up for any cost increase of staying at the resort.  And they give you free transportation   anywhere in the resort!  And you get extra hours in the park if you stay at the resort.  And the headache & time it saves you!   Our kids were totally cool with only seeing Disney World.  They had only been to grandparents before, so this trip was huge!   Use the Disney Dining Plan .   It saves you up to 30% on some of the best food!  The price of the dining is included in the cost of your package (like a cruise), and it allowed us to save tons of time of having to run back to our room to eat.  Our meals included an appetizer, entrée & dessert.  It was a lot of food!  You are allotted so many meals during your stay.  Since we checked in at night, we missed a meal.  The plan allows you to combine meals to have a very nice meal at one of their upscale restaurants.  We did that with our missed meal and got to eat in Cinderella’s castle during the fireworks at Cinderella’s Castle .

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