Come on folks.Just read you get a bread basket for your table and then you pick small entrée and a beverage for $20.00 plus tax and gratuity. your talking 25.00 a person for a roll/mini muffin some eggs and a coffee... $50.00 a couple or near a $100.00 for family of four for breakfast!!! I love Disney but more and more its not about the magical experience but more about the bottom line $$$$$$$$
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Breakfast at Bells Castle $20.00 + tax and gratuity!!!!!! pp
- Thread starter joeytomatoes
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That my friend is not the point!
CAPTAIN HOOK
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It has, unfortunately, always been about the $$, which for a company floated on the stock exchange is what life is all about. I think in years gone by, Disney was able to conceal this greed far better than they do now, which spoils things for the park visitor as your opening post points out so well
sshindel
The Epcot Manifesto
Phew. I'll just look at the cost against my personal value of the experience and decide not to book it.
StarWarsGirl
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It's simple supply and demand.
Disney has BOG open for 2 hours for breakfast every morning. Limited supply.
The demand for BOG has been huge since it opened.
Therefore, Disney can charge higher prices and get away with it.
If you don't like it, you don't have to eat there. I think if you're on the DDP, it's a great value for QS, but otherwise, I'll stick with Kona, The Wave, etc. for breakfast.
Disney has BOG open for 2 hours for breakfast every morning. Limited supply.
The demand for BOG has been huge since it opened.
Therefore, Disney can charge higher prices and get away with it.
If you don't like it, you don't have to eat there. I think if you're on the DDP, it's a great value for QS, but otherwise, I'll stick with Kona, The Wave, etc. for breakfast.
Dubman
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I agree the price may be insanely high, but.... Yeah, you could take your family of 4 to Dennys and walk out with a $30.00 tab including tip... Or you could go to Beast's Castle and spend $100.00 in the bubble of Disney and have memories forever... Not too sure you would ever remember that breakfast at Dennys 10 years from now, but the memories of seeing your kids faces when they meet Belle? Or the Beast? Priceless, and I'm certain Disney is having no problems filling those unwanted reservation times.. Go for it!
Edit: Does not appear at this time that characters will be appearing, but that being said, the atmosphere and special effects are well worth the visit.
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Clamman73
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You have memories of Denny's after the breakfast.
Dubman
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sshindel
The Epcot Manifesto
The people in the hotel room next to me typically get to share a small part of the memories of Denny's as well.
CaptainAmerica
Premium Member
And I'm sure it will be just about impossible to get in, even at that price. Consumers' willingness to pay is what sets prices. Any time you have a restaurant that's difficult to get into without a six-months-in-advance reservation, it's actually an indication that the restaurant is under priced.
Tom
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Only lower GI memories...
Tom
Beta Return
The most fantastic feature is that you have the privilege to choose to dine elsewhere.
mouse_luv
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You beat me to it! LOL
BuddyThomas
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I have no desire to do this, but if I did, I'd sell it to myself that I'm paying twenty bucks to go inside Belle's castle and they're throwing in a free breakfast.
HollyAD
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I have a feeling those prices were just there as a filler. But even at 20$...if it includes your drink, pastries, and an above average breakfast meal...it's not a horrible price. People will pay it because they want to get in BOG.I don't think it has much to do with the food or the price. If you want to go inside and have some good pics and a sit down breakfast before the park opens at 9am, this is a good plan.
FettFan
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If I were ever truly inclined to eat breakfast in the Magic Kingdom, I'd just pick up a muffin and coffee from the Main Street Bakery to snack on while I make my way to Adventureland.
However, most of the time, i just eat breakfast at the hotel. I try to be in the park as close to rope-drop as possible, and when I'm in the park, I'm IN THE PARK, no breaks until about 2:00 when the lunch crowds subside.
However, most of the time, i just eat breakfast at the hotel. I try to be in the park as close to rope-drop as possible, and when I'm in the park, I'm IN THE PARK, no breaks until about 2:00 when the lunch crowds subside.
DManRightHere
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But it looks nice and fancy.
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