Disney World Tips 2022 for Beginners - Tipping at Disney
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- Опубліковано 25 сер 2024
- Wondering about Tipping at Disney World? Looking for Disney World Tips 2022 for beginners? Join Mermaid Nina Travels as she shares and discusses Tipping at Disney while on your Disney Vacation, including at your resort, the parks and restaurants. Who do you tip? How much do you tip? Who can't accept tips? This is great for Disney Newbies, First Timers and Disney Beginners who might have questions about Tips at Disney. PLUS...learn how to show your appreciation in other ways, especially for Cast Members who you can't tip. #castcompliments are HUGE and an important part in giving thanks for Cast Members who go that extra mile to make your vacation magical. Tipping at Disney is just another part to prepare and plan for regarding your Family Disney Vacation, especially if new to Disney World. So if looking for Disney World Planning Tips, Disney World Tricks for First Timers and Beginners, this Video is for you! If you are planning Disney World in 2022 or even 2023, WATCH and LEARN as Nina explains it all. Coming from a Travel Agent stand point, Nina has years and years of experience helping others understand Disney Vacations including the different Add-Ons (Genie Plus, Memory Maker) and Package NEEDS. Also, stay tuned for MORE Park Videos and SEE what its like visiting Disney RIGHT NOW. Is it still Safe? Make sure to FOLLOW Along and Subscribe as this is just ONE of many Disney World Tips videos to come!
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As a former cast member, I would cry almost anytime a guest made magic for me!! Even going to guest services to give a compliment, anything nice was always so wonderful
I hope you got many :) Glad to see that compliments make their way to CM's. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Impressed with the tipping culture of USA
So much spending. I just..
Imagine how we feel knowing others don't where they live. I just wish it was included with price or people got paid more to begin with. Thanks for watching/commenting!
I dont tip maintenance if the service is something part of the room (heating, electric, plumbing) but if its something we want that wasn't normally part of a room service , I would.
Good Point. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Tipping stresses me out. I really don’t like tipping because I never feel right about it. I wish employers can just pay a decent wage that workers deserve. They shouldn’t have to rely on tips to make up a wage and stress out a patron in the process.
Not a fan of tipping either; worrying about carrying cash, wondering how much to tip, etc. I'd much rather it be added to my cost or like you said, employers pay better. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Thank you. This was so helpful. I was worried about it but feel more comfortable about it now.
Glad it was helpful! Thanks for watching/commenting!
First thank you for sharing until now i havent given this a thought
I plan to moving forward. I would tip maintenance because their providing a service. I'd address the resort management in regards to my concerns to my family stay. The cards is also amazing gestures. Thanks for sharing! Also for those who may not have " enough" 15-20% tips. Give from your heart. Some like me received the blessing to Disney, may not have it. You may have come to receive. Relieve yourself from the pressure "if you didn't tip enough" give from the heart. It's not for everyone to understand. Be Blessed!
100% Thanks for sharing! And thanks for watching/commenting too!
Thank you so very much for these super useful information/advice. It stresses me out not knowing what to do. I will be at Disney World in November. I hope to meet you there.🙋🏻♀️ Here is a little tip for you for sharing your knowledge.😀
Thanks so much! I got a Tip for sharing Tips, LOL. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Wow as I live in Europe I can't really understand tipping in USA. I think is really disrespectful for your government allow companies not to pay a fair income and people need to rely in tips to survive in the month, is shameful. Also, people are so lazy, how about carrying your own bags? I will tip because is the country way and I want to help people, but I do because I feel sorry for this people, because the services you said is part of the places you are already paying for.
Thanks for watching/commenting!
Thank you so much for posting all of this helpful information!! You are awesome!
You are so welcome! Thanks for watching/commenting!
Correct me if I am wrong but isn't room cleaning included in the price? You're paying in some cases $300-$1000 a night. I totally agree on bag services and requests like room service orders. Same goes for sit down dining sure tip there too but tipping someone for changing a setting on a TV that should have been set to English to begin with seems a bit silly. Maintenance, room cleaning, and towels should be included in the price. You paid for that hotel to be fully functional and ready to go is how I see it.
Housekeeping has always been a Tipping Position, its the same at Disney. But yes, the Maintenance situation does seem like it should be included as the TV should have been checked prior to arrival. Thanks for watching/commenting!
I wouldn't say it's included in the price because you can decline e room service but it doesn't make it cheaper. If you were paying for room service declining it would make your cost cheaper. At least in my opinion.
Do you tip the photo pass people? Thanks for this video!
No, not unless I paid for something extra...like the Capture the Moment Photo Session. Thanks for watching/commenting!
so helpful, thank you! when using your magic band to pay, can you add tips to that or do tips have to be separate cash?
Usually when you use your MB to pay, there is a tipping section to add per the receipt; dining, bar tab, etc. Thanks for watching/commenting!
I get that you pay a lot of money for your room. But the person who is cleaning it doesn’t get paid much. Whether they’re cleaning at the Grand Floridian or All Star Music, it’s all the same. I put myself through college cleaning rooms at a Ramada Inn I worked harder there than any job I had there after. I got paid minimum wage. Where I live outside Chicago, most people tip 10% of the bill. Divided by the days .. so if the total for the week is $25000, you pay $250 divided by the number of days you got housekeeping and indeed pay eac day that one day’s worth.
Interesting. So people aren't paying a say flat rate for Housekeeping? I also pay the same, Vale or Deluxe per Housekeeping but its not a % of my Room cost? Thanks for watching/commenting.
On a previous trip I was the last person off the Magical Express coming into Disney. I was watching as others got off bus and the driver grabbed their bags from below. I don't think a single person on that bus tipped the driver. 😡 I was glad I had the extra cash on hand and quadrupled what I would have tipped.
I kinda wish I could have tipped the resort-park bus drivers when I went with my mom who was using an ECV. Loading and unloading that scooter was a lot of effort, and all the drivers did it with a smile.
I also missed a tip when after dropping bags at bell services on arrival since my room wasn't ready. I came back from the park expecting to either having to visit or call them to get my luggage. But surprise surprise, they got delivered while I was out.
I do wish that the US government would federally eliminate the minimum tip wage. These workers should be paid fairly from their employer from the start. Tips should be a special bonus. Too many people forget that if they can't afford the tip, they can't afford the rest of the service either.
I love that about giving the McDonald's toys to cast. I'm hoping I can find something similar to keep in my park bag for my next trip.
I'm still not 100% how I should handle mousekeeping tips. With the every other day service (but daily room safety checks) if I should be leaving a tip out daily or only on service days.
Yes, there were a few times I wish I could have tipped my Resort to Park Drivers too. For the Mousekeeping, that is hard right now...as like you said...they might not even visit. You could just leave $2 and if they show up and do anything, great...if not...save for the next day. Thanks for the thoughtful share and "tip"! Thanks for watching/commenting too!
Thank you
You're welcome!
Very helpful video! I don’t normally tip maintenance workers
I am getting that alot, lol. Apparently Maintenance is NOT something people tip. Thanks for watching/commenting!
How do you tip the house keeper? Do you leave it on the bed or something?
We leave on the dresser with a Thank You note, usually written on a napkin. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Great Video
Glad you enjoyed it!
What is a best practice on tipping at dining locations? Is it to leave a cash tip on the table, add to the payment method (credit/gift card), or is either acceptable?
Either. I tip on my card to make it easier for me. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Thanks for the helpful video, Nina! I plan on paying for all of my meals with a Disney gift card, can I tip my server with that as well?
I am honestly not sure as I don't use Gift Cards for Dining. Best ask Disney. Thanks for watching/commenting!
No shot. Stuff should work when I get there. I'm not tipping a maintenance worker...
True! Thanks for watching/commenting!
Ok. Obviously I’m having trouble with math. 1%. Of 2500 is $25. Divided by days. So 5 days. $ 5 per day.
Gotcha! That's about what I would pay, of course we pay more depending on # of people, thus messiness.
I don't think I would tip maintence. If I am paying alot for the hotel. These issues should not arise
Yeah if I tipped the maintenance, I would then demand front desk to reduce my in room fees to account for it
Thanks for sharing. Thanks for watching/commenting too!
Totally agree! Shouldn't have to pay out for something that shouldn't be faulty in the first place! If however you need some advice on how to work something properly then maybe yes.
Comment I tried to edit my comment. But it didn’t work. I meant $2500/$250
I forgot to tip the person who brought some single use coffee cups and soap to our room. I actually walked to the front desk so they didnt have to bring it to our room.
If you pick it up, I am thinking NO tip unless that person looked for hours for your item. But if they walk and bring to you, different story - at least for me. Thanks for watching/commenting!
Is there a pdf on this content?
Sorry I do not make PDFs of my tips. Best to take notes while watching. Thanks for watching/commenting!
@@MermaidNinaTravels thank you for the tips it was informative
I am going to Disney with a limited amount of money. IF I tipped everyone. I would not be able to enjoy Disney. Do not want to be a scrooge. I generally don't ever tip. I know that sounds bad. But I have got to eat. Would also like to get a few souvenirs to take home with me. I am not rich. Just work a small part time job. Is there something else I could do instead of using money? Would love to tip. Can't afford that part of the trip. Thanks for the video though.
Did you watch the video? Maybe a Disney vaca is not for you if you can’t afford to tip. And you’re concerned about souvenirs over peoples deserved pay. SMH.
@@reneehughes I saw the video. I can't tip every Tom Dick Or Harry. I have been wanting to do a Disney trip for years. I had to take a loan out to do it ! I will be paying for this trip for the rest of my life. I do appreciate all the work the people do. A good Thank you is all I can do. It not just soviniers. I need to eat to. I need this Vaca. I have been dealing with alot. I am not going to get into it. I am not rich like some people that can do a Disney vacation every year. Your message really hurt me.
Just budget it in your trip. Also don't rely on these services to save money on tipping. You don't need to have anyone help you with your bags. But you can't get anyway not tipping your room, any dine in restaurants, any drinks at the bar. All in all, you should have about $50 in tip money just in case. In the grand scheme of things, if your vacation is going any $3-5k, $50 isn't a big deal.
I get that tipping can cause issues as its funds people didn't necessarily plan on spending, but it is part of life. I did give a suggestion at the end of the video for other ideas, I would 100% make sure to do that. As far as tips, there are only a few places that tips are customary...just avoid those. Carry own bags, don't eat at Sit-down locations, decline Housekeeping, etc. As I said in the video, you don't really tip in the parks, so its mostly hotel and transportation staff. Have a great trip! Thanks for watching/commenting!
Good Points. After I think about all the people I would tip, outside of dining locations...its not that much...especially when its just me going. Its part of the budgeting.
tipping is crap. grow up americans.......pay as according. tourists like me coming from a first world country dont see these nonsense. it feels like youre getting ripped off.
Lol. That’s why Americans are so poor! The entitlement to a tip in America is a disease that leads to laziness. 😂
Sent you a message on Instagram
I saw, thanks!