Has anyone been to Be Our Guest since the dinner menu has switched over to a Prix Fixe menu? Is it worth it?
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BOG Prix Fixe
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danyoung56
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The menu looks terrific.
slappy magoo
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Be finding out soon enough.
We're not on the dining plan this year but I would say that unless a: you get the Deluxe Plan; AND b: there are at least as many kids under 9 in your party as there are grownups, it might not be worth using 2 credits. Using 2 credits, on a plan that's $116 a night, for a meal that would cost you $55-$70ish (if any adults get a glass of wine with it) seems like a poor value unless you had a very expensive breakfast or lunch earlier in the day. But $35 for the under-10 set on a plan that costs a few pennies over $40? I won't say it's necessarily a good value for the buck, but it is a good value for the plan.
We'll be using the Tables in Wonderland discount, so getting a three course prix fixe meal (when filet is one of the options) with non alcoholic beverages included for around $55 for adults and $35 for kids (with tax and gratuity included) doesn't seem so crazy.
We're not on the dining plan this year but I would say that unless a: you get the Deluxe Plan; AND b: there are at least as many kids under 9 in your party as there are grownups, it might not be worth using 2 credits. Using 2 credits, on a plan that's $116 a night, for a meal that would cost you $55-$70ish (if any adults get a glass of wine with it) seems like a poor value unless you had a very expensive breakfast or lunch earlier in the day. But $35 for the under-10 set on a plan that costs a few pennies over $40? I won't say it's necessarily a good value for the buck, but it is a good value for the plan.
We'll be using the Tables in Wonderland discount, so getting a three course prix fixe meal (when filet is one of the options) with non alcoholic beverages included for around $55 for adults and $35 for kids (with tax and gratuity included) doesn't seem so crazy.