All I want is cheap Spaghetti.

[frank2271]

It's not too much to ask is it? Cheap pasta. The profit margin on pasta must be HUGE. I just don't like to pay $20 for a plate of pasta. $8.00 is better for counter service pasta.

If anyone has any ideas please let me know.

Frank

 

[tigsmom]

Bring microwave pasta and cook it up in the microwave in the food court/snack bar? Leave property & hit one of the chains that abound there?
WDW food is expensive:shrug:

EDIT... All Star Sports End Zone has spaghetti & meatballs for $8.09 for lunch and $10.09 for dinner and that comes with salad!
AllStar Music food court has pasta with meatballs for $8.09. World Premiere has pasta too.


wander thru the menus and see what else you can find.

 

[maconMouse]

Tony's is good, but not cheap. They charge $16.99 for spaghetti & meatballs at dinner.

Wolfgang Puck Express at Downtown Disney does a nice spaghetti & salad for $11.99. It's a pretty large portion of pasta too.

 

[kangaand2roos]

The food court at POR had a pasta bar. You could add sauce and meat and I think it was around $10 but a big portion and POFQ has spaghetti and meatballs for around $8. You're right their profit margin is HUGE, that's why I never get pasta when I am eating out in WDW or anywhere else.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Go to the CNE, you can get some 99 cent spaghetti there.

Cheap pasta at WDW? lol.

 

[Animaniac93-98]

Tony's is good, but not cheap. They charge $16.99 for spaghetti & Italian Sausage at dinner.

Fixed for a better option.

 

[Rob562]

EDIT... All Star Sports End Zone has spaghetti & meatballs for $8.09 for lunch and $10.09 for dinner and that comes with salad!
AllStar Music food court has pasta with meatballs for $8.09. World Premiere has pasta too.

Pop Century's food court has Chicken Penne Alfredo for $8.09, but I found that I liked their tomato sauce better than the alfredo. They were happy to serve it with the other sauce.

-Rob

 

[tigsmom]

Pop Century's food court has Chicken Penne Alfredo for $8.09, but I found that I liked their tomato sauce better than the alfredo. They were happy to serve it with the other sauce.

-Rob

The Chefs are very accommodating, I'm sure you could get it with garlic & oil or even plain if that's what you want. :lol:

I did a quick search, looking at one small section. I'm sure there are many more places, all it takes is a bit of sleuthing and planning. I don't eat pasta at WDW, I can make that at home. :lol:

 

[WDW Monorail]

I almost never have pasta outside of my home.

Pre-cooked, stored in a bin until ready to serve. Then it's doused completely in some sort of sauce. :hurl:

There are very few places were I would eat pasta outside of my home. Surprisingly, Macaroni Grill used to be one of them, but I not anymore.

 

[DryCreek]

Agreed

The food court at POR had a pasta bar. You could add sauce and meat and I think it was around $10 but a big portion and POFQ has spaghetti and meatballs for around $8. You're right their profit margin is HUGE, that's why I never get pasta when I am eating out in WDW or anywhere else.

Had it twice last week. Pretty good! Penne pasta with marinara, shrimp, spinach, onions, etc - all panned while you watch. I was on the dining plan, so I didn't catch the cost.

 

[epcotWSC]

I have such a hard time eating sauce in outside places. Just so bad.

If you want cheap Spaghetti just go to Publix, buy a box and cook it on the stove in your resort .

 

[frank2271]

Thanks to everyone who offered some great suggestions. To the others, I think you missed my point. Pasta to me is an easy, cheap staple for theme parks, like pizza. There should be atleast one place in each park where a person can get some spaghetti for under $10. I do love Tony's but it is too expensive for a casual trip. Universal has great, cheap pasta choices at both of their parks.

It seems that Disney is missing out on a big money maker, like I said "the profit margin must be huge".

Thanks again,
Frank