I often recommend that. Don't forget the Swolphin has excellent food options, too.
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ABC Commissary to begin accepting reservations for dinner
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I often recommend that. Don't forget the Swolphin has excellent food options, too.
flynnibus
Premium Member
To me this is just Disney making it so their normal reservation system 'looks better' at DHS with more options.
Its like FP... the attraction didn't need it.. but you don't want the attraction excluded from the view of those being lead through the FP/MDE model. This looks to be the same for dining...
Its like FP... the attraction didn't need it.. but you don't want the attraction excluded from the view of those being lead through the FP/MDE model. This looks to be the same for dining...
networkpro
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For those interested, there are decor and menu changes
https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...-abc-commissary-at-disneys-hollywood-studios/
https://disneyparks.disney.go.com/b...-abc-commissary-at-disneys-hollywood-studios/
BraveGirl
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Next time go to the Baseline Taphouse for a big pretzel!
Weather_Lady
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Having dined there a couple of times, I already have serious reservations about this place. I'm not likely to ever make reservations to it. 
Bartledvd
Well-Known Member
One of the enhancements they note is self service drinks station.
Picture of a vegan burger on a dirty plate and shrimp noodles bowl in what appears to be a plastic quick Service bowl this must have been very rushed or no one cared enough.
note2001
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Food in these pics looks more appealing than the slop they were serving before.
aliceismad
Well-Known Member
I think moves like this with BOG and now apparently Pizzafari are confusing for new guests. Is it QS, is it TS, how do my DDP credits work, etc.
aladdin2007
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agree, its all starting to get much too complicated to just enjoy a day in a theme park.
note2001
Well-Known Member
Starting?
They had me back at having to know which park I'd be in on what day 6 months out just so I could plan dining.
A cross between The Incredible Mr Limpet and Goodbye Mr Chips?
Tom P.
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Fellow Catholic here. And also a Catholic who doesn't like much seafood. But fish and chips is usually a safe one for me to go to on meatless days. Good to know that ABC Commissary is not the place to get them.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
People will...because they apparently are expecting influx that will completely overun their services - hence this move.
People are just completely addicted to their disney opiod in this era...bubble gone mad. They will pay full price upfront for dining credits at hyper retail pricing and then blow them here...sadly - they really will.
JIMINYCR
Well-Known Member
Just look at the frustrated people now who wander around looking for an opening/ place to eat. After searching and having no luck, they resign themselves to the fact that anything will do. With growing crowds, Its just going to compound the problem and ABC no matter whats on the menu, will have diners. You can only survive on snack cart items for so long.
Jon81uk
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This doesn't seem like a bad thing, delivering the food to the table should mean it is better quality fresher food compared to the regular quick service. Given that Be Our Guest and D-Lux burgers already operate this way where you order at a counter and the food is brought over I can't see why it would be confusing. Its a nice option for those who don't want to pay for table service but want slightly better food than the regular quick service stuff.
Bartledvd
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This is table service if you are on DDP and you can not use quick service credits like at BOG ( breakfast/lunch )and D-luxe burger, Not to mention abc quality is nothing like D-luxe. ( Disney updated the website now shows as QS for dinner)
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Jon81uk
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Are you sure its table service credit? The prices do not reflect that, Its been order at the counter and food delivered to the table (same as D-Lux) for about three years, its only adding reservations that is changing.
I was just answering statements that some may find it confusing, but if you order at the counter but are told the food is coming to the table I can't see what is the confusing about it.
Bartledvd
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Yeah if you look on disney’s official dining site has it listed as only standard or deluxe dining plan accepted for dinner.