Starship824
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Well they have turbocharge!I wonder if we should be expecting an announcement of a new dragon at D23
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Disneyland Fantasmic Dragon Engulfed in Flames
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Disney-Universal Fanboy
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Another thing that the Fire could have been way worse. Murphy could have gotten so ignited the Tom Saywer Island could have gotten burned. The fire could have spread to the water if that’s realistic, and could have even touched the park boundaries. It could have even burned the whole park. Heck, even the whole resort. (But to be fair, it just would have been Tom Saywer Island)
Starship824
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Well the water was already on fire so I don't think that was the problem.
Squishy
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It could've burnt all of California to a crisp.
Disney-Universal Fanboy
Active Member
All 194 Countries: How many states do you have again?
USA: 49.
All 194 Countries: I thought you had 50. Wait a minute a don’t see Cali on there.
USA: Darn dragon lit the whole thing one fire!
Mickey: hey luxumbourg can I have your riches?
Fantasmic! dining package details have been released and reservations are now open. Disney says additional dining packages will be announced at a future date.
Details:
Feast and Fantasmic!
At lunch or dinner, treat yourself to a Premium Dining Package at Blue Bayou Restaurant. You’ll enjoy a 5-course culinary adventure with Louisiana-inspired cuisine. After your meal, delight in prime viewing of the magical splendor of Fantasmic! at a separate location.
Participating Restaurant
Blue Bayou Restaurant – Premium Package
Enjoy a 5-course lunch or dinner and receive a voucher admitting you to a separate reserved viewing location for your choice of one of the 2 Fantasmic! performances that evening.
For lunch and dinner, you can choose from a variety of delectable offerings, including:
Guests will receive a souvenir item for nonalcoholic beverages
A wine pairing option is available for an additional charge.
To book:
Package Pricing
Times
Details:
Feast and Fantasmic!
At lunch or dinner, treat yourself to a Premium Dining Package at Blue Bayou Restaurant. You’ll enjoy a 5-course culinary adventure with Louisiana-inspired cuisine. After your meal, delight in prime viewing of the magical splendor of Fantasmic! at a separate location.
Participating Restaurant
Blue Bayou Restaurant – Premium Package
Enjoy a 5-course lunch or dinner and receive a voucher admitting you to a separate reserved viewing location for your choice of one of the 2 Fantasmic! performances that evening.
For lunch and dinner, you can choose from a variety of delectable offerings, including:
- Surf and Turf
- Oscar-style Filet Mignon
- Blackened Ribeye and Bourbon Shrimp
- Gumbo
- Heirloom Tomato and Watermelon Salad
- Strawberry and Pistachio Salad
Guests will receive a souvenir item for nonalcoholic beverages
A wine pairing option is available for an additional charge.
To book:
- Select “Check Availability” on this page to reserve this dining package.
Package Pricing
- Lunch: $89 per Guest (ages 10+); $35 per Guest (ages 3-9), tax and gratuity not included.
- Dinner: $89 per Guest (ages 10+); $35 per Guest (ages 3-9), tax and gratuity not included.
Times
- Starting at 11:00 AM for lunch and 4:00 PM for dinner.
Purduevian
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I'm assuming 5 course is bread, soup, salad, entree desert (I know not all of this is listed as a choice)
Ala Cart pricing
- Bread= Included
- Soup= Chicken Gump ($9)
- Salad= Heirloom Tomato & Watermelon Salad ($15)
- Entree= Oscar-style Filet Mignon ($58)
- Dessert=Crème Brûlée Tart ($12)
- Total= $94
$15, the fillet has a $10 upcharge.
Purduevian
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Regular price is $89, fillet is $99. Total for the food was $94, I took the $10 upcharge for steak into account
Great deal, assuming you order the steak.
chadwpalm
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Crap! I was in meetings all morning. I saw my phone alert me that regular Blue Bayou reservations started opening up. Probably from people cancelling those for the Dinner Package. They were all terrible times though. Not going to wait until 3:30 to eat lunch or 8:30 to eat dinner.
Ismael Flores
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lol, I know someone that does these meal packages occasionally and always orders whatever chicken entry they offer. I always ask him, Why would you order chicken when you can have steak
Disney Analyst
Well-Known Member
Hoping Hungry Bears option comes back, I'd swing for that for our June trip, but not $89.
ProjectXBlog
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Considering how cramped things will be for general viewing with all of the walls up in NOS/Critter Country, I’m curious how all of this shakes out. I plan on being there opening night but I wouldn’t recommend spending money on any dining package until the early show kinks are worked out.
TP2000
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I also am confused on how they equate "5 courses" to anything offered at Disneyland aside from 22 Royal Street (do they even still do that after Covid?)
To get 5 courses at Blue Bayou, you would need to include the dinner rolls as a course, and include the vegetables served with your steak or seafood as a separate course. Even if they really are doing a separate soup course before the salad?
Regardless, some accompaniment like a roll or a serving of glazed carrots is being considered a separate "course" here.
Nland316
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Realistically I only see us getting a full dragon animatronic back if either the new finale gets horrible guest surveys or if they need something to market for an anniversary promotion.
The Dragon, Real or Projection, is before the Finale...........
Haven't seen anything on X about Rehearsal Reports or CM Previews....
Ice Gator
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Was kind of hoping they would have found a way to recycle Tokyo's dragon animatronic since they no longer have F! It's just a head (water screens make up the "wings and hands") but it's like a merger of Murphy and the WDW dragon