Sirwalterraleigh
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The snack bar at the regal down the street has it…
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News Disney hikes the price of Mickey Bars and Dole Whip along with hundreds of other food and beverage items at Walt Disney World
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G00fyDad
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Yes. I am. I have said several times why as well. I am aware that you feel that we should all back off and stop going in order to show Disney a thing or two (or something) but I am going for a very specific reason. If it were not for that specific reason then I would not be going this time. Trust me, it bothers me to even be going again.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Totally understand. We shouldn’t have to make these choices…however
Vegas Disney Fan
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I feel so bad for kids today, it’s not the same America we grew up in.
I just hope I’m gone before it all comes crashing down.
lazyboy97o
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Yes, but Disney is a business and Twistee Treats is clearly a charity or something.
G00fyDad
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I know. I understand things change but for the amount of money that gets dropped on a vacation to WDW we really should be getting more for our money. I am already planning our trip for next year. Hawaii. And it is less money than this year's WDW trip.
gerarar
Premium Member
When I was in WDW like three weeks ago, I was shocked a churro costed $6.60 with chocolate dipping sauce, and $5.50 without the sauce.
I still bought one or two of 'em a day because they were too good to not munch on, albeit I got it without the dipping sauce lol.
Am I part of the problem? But I am the magic!!
I still bought one or two of 'em a day because they were too good to not munch on, albeit I got it without the dipping sauce lol.
Am I part of the problem? But I am the magic!!
John park hopper
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Mickey bars in the parks are made by Nestle darker chocolate coating and slightly higher fat content. Ones sold in stores made by Breyers-- lower fat content and not dark chocolate. Some difference But not 5 bucks worth. But Wait a minute I thought Disney was concerned about friends (guests) waistlines you know smaller food portions
ToTBellHop
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They are. That’s why they did this. A family of 4 arriving with exactly $24 cannot buy premium bars for the whole family today like they did yesterday. I guess Mom or Dad will be losing some weight today.
Lord knows their son Madison and daughter Gretchen are still getting their damn bars that will fall to the ground after 14.8 seconds.
mamamia2005
Member
Could it be that they are planning to bring back a dining plan that you can purchase (obviously for a higher cost than it was pre pandemic) so that it seems better value as prices have increased? That way they would tend to keep the guests in the park?
ToTBellHop
Well-Known Member
Mickey Premium Bars officially lose an ear after a tragic accident in March. This will tie into a new episode on Disney+ because synergy.
Sirwalterraleigh
Premium Member
Disstevefan1
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Raising the Mickey bars to $6.25 IS an attempt to help folks waitlines
Epcot82Guy
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I already crave Twistee Treat on a daily basis... Do you have to bring it up in our WDW forum??? I have such little willpower...
jerks...
jerks...
Better of course is a matter of opinion but the ingredients of the store-bought and park-bought Mickey's bars are different.
The short version is the store-bought version is formulated to have a higher melting point so it survives the trip from the store to your freezer intact. If I am not mistaken, the addition of guar gum to the store version is just one of several differences between the 2 bars.
Gotta get'em when they're fresh out of the dry ice. Of course, you'll break a tooth or two trying to eat them at that point, but at least they aren't falling off the stick onto the ground!
Nothing against the Cast Member personally, but I really find this is picture to capture issues with the way things have become expectations wise. Even if the cell phone there is used for work, it is not a good look. Leaning on a celluar device.
Benefit of the doubt again, maybe they are helping a guest with their phone, probably something work related and it is a hard job, but it is wild to capture in a photo prices increasing all at once and leaning over a counter on a cellphone device. As a former CM this is wild to me and is beyond the visual changes or price increases.
CaptainAmerica
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That's a work-issued device and it's almost certainly being used to answer a guest question like "where can I find XYZ," which that cast member wouldn't have been able to answer without the device.