The Downtown Disney Thread

[Disney Irish]

No it's still.wide open and the curbs makes me think it will stay thay way. The gate I was looking at before.was long the Hotel sidewalk. View attachment 814151View attachment 814152

So much for it being an exclusive security entrance/exit for DLH. Maybe this will change in the future if/when they redo the rest of the area.

Well for now I guess there is nothing stopping guests who find back ups at the new DTD entrance from going to this entrance instead.

 

[Nland316]

Figured this was worth sharing.

 

[Disney Analyst]

 

[J4546]

i like the new midcentury downtown disney look theyre going with. timeless imo.

 

[PiratesMansion]

Has anyone tried Centrico or Paseo? If so, would you recommend them?

 

[Centauri Space Station]

Paseo was good i enjoyed it

 

[Disney Analyst]

Has anyone tried Centrico or Paseo? If so, would you recommend them?

If you’re okay with a grab and go, then sit somewhere in downtown Disney, Tiendita was very good!

 

[disneyC97]

I feel like that blue entry arch needs to go or be updated for this look

 

[waltography]

If you’re okay with a grab and go, then sit somewhere in downtown Disney, Tiendita was very good!

Can also personally vouch for Tiendita!

 

[PiratesMansion]

If you’re okay with a grab and go, then sit somewhere in downtown Disney, Tiendita was very good!

Is Tiendita a quick service version of one of the other two restaurants, or a third Mexican restaurant?

 

[Disney Analyst]

Is Tiendita a quick service version of one of the other two restaurants, or a third Mexican restaurant?

Quick service of the same group. All three are together.

Paseo is the fine dining, Centrico is the slightly more casual sit down / bar, and Tiendita is quick service.

 

[TrojanUSC]

Has anyone tried Centrico or Paseo? If so, would you recommend them?

Paseo was very good, but I think it's a tad high end for the location. If they brought the prices down maybe 20% and offered a few more accessible options, I think it'd be 10/10. They don't even offer chips + salsa (for free or for a fee)

 

[waltography]

Paseo was very good, but I think it's a tad high end for the location. If they brought the prices down maybe 20% and offered a few more accessible options, I think it'd be 10/10. They don't even offer chips + salsa (for free or for a fee)

Downtown Disney on the whole is getting a little too high-end on the pricing scale. Earl of Sandwich is basically the only budget location for food (that isn't a kiosk like the churros or corn dogs). Should get slightly better when Porto's opens (though even then Porto's is sure to get price increases for its DTD location).

 

[NobodyElse]

(though even then Porto's is sure to get price increases for its DTD location).

That's my fear/expectation as well.

 

[Disney Analyst]

 

[mickEblu]

Porto’s looks nice! Where’s the Soarin building?

 

[waltography]

Porto’s looks nice! Where’s the Soarin building?

These concepts are really stretching the limits of reality, it's all "out of sight out of mind." I noticed The Alley is missing its usual clutter in the Pearl's Roadside rendering.

Really excited with all the change happening in DTD, it all looks really good. Wish I could be as excited for the parks as I am for DTD; maybe when construction picks up next year I'll start feeling the excitement.

 

[DisneyAJ]

Porto’s looks ridiculously huge

 

[Heppenheimer]

i like the new midcentury downtown disney look theyre going with. timeless imo.

Oddly enough, when I saw the picture, the first thing I thought of was one of those old hotels in Wildwood, NJ.

 

[Disney Irish]

Porto’s looks nice! Where’s the Soarin building?

Didn't you hear Soarin is flying away....