Lee
Adventurer
Not a whole lot. Whatever it is will be rather small.
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Adventureland Veranda - Skipper Canteen restaurant
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tribbleorlfl
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The problem isn't necessarily staffing but product-related.
bhg469
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I definitely agree, the product they offer is not great. Would definitely be nice to see higher quality food but I won't hold my breath.
I do think they keep these places closed to pinch pennies though.
Sage of Time
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Well said. If Morocco had a spinner added... ugh. Revolt. My favorite area in WDW.
tribbleorlfl
Well-Known Member
What's funny, I've been going to the parks since the early 80's and I cannot recall even knowing there was a restaurant there, let alone actually eating there. Thanks for linking to some historical context.
PhilharMagician
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Yeah that is a small area to work with. Without creatively creating some more guest space I would be shocked that they would put in a table service restaurant. Wonder since the deck area on the canal side needs to be replaced that they just expand the building and add on dining space.
Rob562
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Sage of Time
Well-Known Member
Wasn't the majority of seating outside on the hub facing verandas or outside the actual building?This is the main room, the bulk of the available space, and a smaller side room.
Not a huge space...
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It's been 20 long years since I ate there...
sshindel
The Epcot Manifesto
The plans in the building permit show a pretty large square footage. Of course, included in that space is Aloha Isles, likely some outdoor space, and access points to the kitchen. Is most of the space in the floorplan unusable, if they were to do some reconfiguring?
Lee
Adventurer
Some, but not the majority...I don't think...
My sons would think that adding a Panda Express is the best thing Disney ever did. And my sons are the target audience for Adventureland, i think. Better not let them see this post.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
lebeau
Well-Known Member
That's the 11 year old's order. The 5 year old is content with a "junior" Orange Chicken.Double Orange Chicken or GTFO.
(Can I say GTFO?)
Six Flags Great America near us has one, with prices only doubled from what they charge in the regular Panda Express.We have one at Kings Island. If it's good enough for Cedar Fair...
lebeau
Well-Known Member
Inside the Festhaus they now serve LaRosa's (local pizza) and Panda Express (chain Chinese). When I was a kid they served German food. What's next? Burritos?
horizons82
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I didn't read every page of this thread (yet), so sorry if this has been said...
What I've always thought would be neat would be a Tiki Room themed restaurant with talking/singing birds and such. Kind of like a Rainforest Café but with some of the characters from the attraction and the occasional song, thunderstorm, and all of the various birds, flowers, etc. all doing the occasional number during the dinner.
What I've always thought would be neat would be a Tiki Room themed restaurant with talking/singing birds and such. Kind of like a Rainforest Café but with some of the characters from the attraction and the occasional song, thunderstorm, and all of the various birds, flowers, etc. all doing the occasional number during the dinner.