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Great response. So predictable.

Spot on.

Correct. Exactly my point.

You’re joking, right?! YOU were the one who responded to ME. The only reason we are even going back and forth right now is because of your decision to respond to my post. Oh wow, the internet is quite the place, LOL! 🤣

Well, once again you are totally changing the topic. Sorry, but you don’t get to tell me what I was talking about. The one and only thing I was discussing is the fact that there are dining prices in many places around this country that are just as high as WDW. Despite that being a fact, you told...

Why are you talking about the quality of food when the post of mine that you responded to dealt only with pricing? It’s like if I was talking about who I think is going to win the Super Bowl and you jumped in and started trying to debate me about which car gets the best gas mileage.

Well, I listed the specific cities I was talking about in this very thread. And of course you can always find a spot here and there which is not that expensive, but on the whole WDW dining prices are no worse (and are sometimes actually better) than dining prices in these cities. That’s not even...

Actually, it is you who is DEAD WRONG if you think that dining prices in the larger cities like the ones I specifically mentioned are not just as high as those in WDW.

The fact that it is possible to find food in a big city that is cheaper than food in WDW is irrelevant. Exceptions can always be found. It is a fact, however, that on the whole food in WDW is no more expensive that it is on the whole in the cities I mentioned.

Oh, I see. If you look at the cities that I mentioned, and ones like them, you absolutely cannot eat for cheaper than WDW.

Great work! But what was your point?

Look who’s trying to start YET ANOTHER internet argument with strangers! 🤣 Gee, would have thought your temporary ban from this thread might have gotten through to you. Would have been wrong though!

If you read this board long enough you will come to understand that when WDW is slow it is because the place sucks but if WDW is crowded it is only because of some temporary fluke and in short order the place will suck again.

It’s not just about where people live. Vacations in cities like the ones I mentioned happen all the time. My only point is WDW dining prices, while certainly high, are on par with so many other places. Some people here act like WDW is the only place on earth with pricey dining.

None at all. Anyway, anyone who thinks that WDW dining prices are wildly high has clearly never eaten in a big city.

New York, Miami, Los Angeles, Atlanta, and Boston just to name some of the ones I’ve been to. 😊

Maybe because not everyone agrees that the food is lousy and the character interactions are most certainly not the same in the park as they are in the restaurants? Seeing as, by your own admission, you have not been to WDW in quite some time, I’m not sure how you even feel qualified to comment...

Nah. We just don’t live in the back woods. Dining prices at WDW are relatively normal when compared to prices in most cities that people have actually heard of.

Yup. Of all the dumb moves WDW has made, this one has to rank right up there at the top.

No, my definition of busy does mean the actual number of people in the parks, which as I said I was able to observe with my own two eyes. While attendance is no doubt lower, the idea that the parks have consistently been empty is laughable.