Yep I updated the original article when I had pricingThe article says $55 for adults and $35 for children.
I would expect so, although I don’t know for sure,Is the Beast still doing pictures with this experience/dinner?
Sorry....I'm a day late and a dollar short.....Yep I updated the original article when I had pricing
I thought it was very good when I ate there a year ago. Don't be scared off -- go and enjoy. And if you don't enjoy, then you can try to scare others off should you choose.You guys are making me wonder about BOG now. I have an ADR planned for my May trip and am wondering if I should cancel or atleast try it.
I would agree.This sounds like a perfect change for me. It matches the way I dine (I really want to try that escargot!), and the price is far less than I'd pay for the same items at most WDW restaurants. And I can have a glass or 2 of fine wine in the MK. What's not to like?
I expect it to be a replacement.
2 dining credits per person, it better be high end quality!!!
I have little doubt that practice had a hand in this change. The question of "Can we just order desert" must be asked at least 50 times a day in Facebook's Disney groups.From another source, this change will end the practice (abuse?) by people taking up a dining reservation only to order dessert. So now people will have to order the whole enchilada-er, um-three course meal to see the inside of Beast’s castle and meet with him.
I wonder how many Guests will demand that they be seated in the Grand Ballroom for the full experience now that it's 2 points on their DDP.
Sorry, bad idea Disney to make this a signature dining restaurant. Kids like cheeseburgers and the overall beauty and the beast theme but as an adult I will go somewhere like Cali Grill for my more intimate dining experience regardless of menu.
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