Pop rock dipped Mickeybar might give a small fizz vs bang.
So the NFL project is the trigger.....
NFL, or all the NextGen infrastructure network-bridge-to-nowhere crockery near the same time.
), they weren't $5/each. We went out of our way to order several rounds of Mickey bars on our cruise before we hit WDW because of the price in the parks. Either way, the price of food and beverages these days is bordering on ridiculous. We've done more cooking in our room over the past several years as a result. I see no end to that pattern, provided we go back anytime soon.
Can't pull the trigger when I know a half gallon of Turkey Hill ie cream is cheaper than one Mickey bar.
Back in 2020.. I went to WDW mid pandemic where the shows are closed. And they had very interesting pricing mechanics. Which were later removed.
LOL, if it was 5.75 I really did have a melt down! I knew it was about 5 dollars, so 5.75 is right. My memory isn't as good as it used to be, but I only know it was north of 5.00, which I thought was outrageous. I wouldn't buy one now just out of principle. But that point is moot, as we will not be going back to disney at all. We are one of those families who have decided to stop giving them money. If, and only IF, they get back to great customer service and actually caring about their guests, then we will return. I doubt if that happens under the current money grabbing regime. We are planning at least 2 trips this year around the country, definitely not WDW!Couldn't have been $5 in March 2020, as there is a picture in the link from 2019 of Mickey bars being $5.75. And I was there literally 4 days before the pandemic shut things down (Still have a bottle of Germ-X I bought in the WL gift shop while we waited for our bus
Same here. As DVC members we are ordering more food delivery from Publix and Instacart for our 2 week stays. Along with cases of water and Diet Coke to take to the parks with us. Every time down we cook more in our room. Except for quick service meals we are saving a fortune. Still go to a few of our favorite places but they may be on the way out soon also.Couldn't have been $5 in March 2020, as there is a picture in the link from 2019 of Mickey bars being $5.75. And I was there literally 4 days before the pandemic shut things down (Still have a bottle of Germ-X I bought in the WL gift shop while we waited for our bus
I totally agree that sporting events are nuts, but until they start allowing tailgating at the WDW parking lots it's really apples and oranges.
I find Publix's prices to be rather on the high side, and selection can sometimes be spotty. As much as many malign it, WalMart's selection and prices tend to be pretty decent.
Just realize that Wally World cooks special deals with suppliers, who often have to ... modify ... their product to get the costs below Wally's demand.
Name brands whenever possible, store brands only when we know/it's proven to be the same quality.
Would you consider Coleman camping products a "store brand"?Maybe for somethings, but their Diet Coke is still the same Diet Coke I can get elsewhere, plus Blue Bell is still Blue Bell.
Nope. But also not something I'd buy while on vacation.
But now you have me quite curious... Are you saying they have made "lesser" varieties of their products for Wally World than what you can buy elsewhere for a higher price?
I'll just say that you shouldn't expect long wear out of camping gear you buy at W2.Nope. But also not something I'd buy while on vacation.
