ohana price

When we were there in January it was $39.99 plus tax.

I believe 'OHana is one of several places at Disney that will be priced based on the season. During the busiest times, the cost can get as high as $59.99 for adults.

ThanxForNoticin;2481598 wrote: I believe 'OHana is one of several places at Disney that will be priced based on the season. During the busiest times, the cost can get as high as $59.99 for adults.

Yes, all of the buffets and "family style" fixed price meals are subject to price fluctuations. They are even more expensive on weekends vs weekdays.

According to a thread I just read on another board, dinner at 'Ohana is now $42.59 per adult and $23.42 for a child.

We have never purchased a dining plan. It is just the hubby and I this time, we would love to try
some signature restaurant's. We would defiantly use it for dinner, no breakfast. Is it worth our while to purchase a dining plan? If so, which one?
We are renting a DVC Villa from the Timeshare store, not sure if this affects this in anyway?
Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!!!

nat;2482194 wrote: We have never purchased a dining plan. It is just the hubby and I this time, we would love to try
some signature restaurant's. We would defiantly use it for dinner, no breakfast. Is it worth our while to purchase a dining plan? If so, which one?
We are renting a DVC Villa from the Timeshare store, not sure if this affects this in anyway?
Any help/advice would be greatly appreciated! Thanks so much!!!

Dining plan has never really been a good value. Using it at two credit locations (signature) further reduces any possible value. I did the math several years back, and paying OOP and ordering what I would normally get was the second cheapest way to dine. TiW was first, and then using the dining an was the worst value.

I suspect not much has changed, judging by the latest financial report, they aren't losing any money.

Does anyone know what the rates might be the Sunday after Thanksgiving? Didn't know if they would still be holiday rates or if they would be lower?

jpmsrivers;2482333 wrote: Does anyone know what the rates might be the Sunday after Thanksgiving? Didn't know if they would still be holiday rates or if they would be lower?

I don't know for certain, but I have to think that could be holiday pricing - probably $60 a person. But that's not official, just an expectation.....

They might be lower... most people depart that day (unlike us PA people who always have Monday off for the first day of hunting)...