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Is attendance really down at WDW this or…
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nestface84
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Received an E-mail from our travel company regarding refurb works going on at Disney music hotel. The food hall was being updated from 1st July to 31st July. Bit disappointed. They then realised they were given the wrong info and we were then told that it’s the Disney ALL STAR MOVIE. You can still order food and drink but will be through the mydisney app. So if any1 is staying at that hotel or thinking just a heads up
Sirwalterraleigh
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…you’re right…I have no pride left to gougePrice gouging too!
Tha Realest
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Josh needs to keep the numbers looking good.
Unfortunately for him, Walden’s been peripheral to a studio that’s put out decent TV hits (Only Murders, The Bear) and a maybe break even theatrical release (Kingdom Apes).
el_super
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From the wait times, yesterday was the busiest day at MK in the last month. Today was the second busiest day.
Sirwalterraleigh
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And for the billionth time…the wait times are NOT and indicator of the park crowds. Parks make money by having more people in them to buy things.
People waiting in standby lines are a loss
That's not without its merits at this point.
So I saw MK wait times peak out at 65-70 minutes today, mid-afternoon, with Pirates and CoP down. That's an obvious indication that the parks are jam-packed. Everything is fine! Bob and Josh are geniuses!! GIVE DISNEY MOAR MONEEE!!!
High room rates, plus high ticket prices for rides that are 50 years old and even the few new things they've built break down frequently, plus high merch and food/bev prices... Who could say "no" to that?!?!
Joel
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Hopefully they don't end up in the last room of Mr. Toad's!What if that light was actually... a headlight on a train?
UNCgolf
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I both agree and disagree -- I don't think the prices for most table service meals are really out of line with what I'd expect at a decent restaurant (it's not like they're charging $50 for chicken parmesan), but I do think the quality on offer is subpar for some (if not many) Disney restaurants, and that's where the price starts to feel a little questionable.
Flying Fish? No issues with the price whatsoever; it was excellent and worth every penny. The Boma breakfast buffet (and presumably lunch/dinner too based on general consensus, although I've never been) also goes here.
Via Napoli? The food quality wasn't quite where it should be, but it wasn't a big deal. California Grill fell into this category as well (before the prix fixe menu), although I was a bit more disappointed in it than Via Napoli.
Tony's Town Square? Absolutely terrible food that was insanely overpriced for the quality offered.
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Sirwalterraleigh
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It’s a good plan
Sirwalterraleigh
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…bob should walk down the tracks and investigate itWhat if that light was actually... a headlight on a train?
Sirwalterraleigh
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Go put that on the D23 thread…the last defenders have appear to make it their “Alamo” for the day
Sirwalterraleigh
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It’s the “stupor
Hour”…I see
Everyone grab a drink
Hour”…I see
Everyone grab a drink
MickeyLuv'r
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$17 for chicken parm as an appetizer at Maria& Enzo's
$29 at Trattoria al Forno
$21 for it as a sandwich at Terralina, or $29 as an entree, or $28 as an entree combo (w/ eggplant parm)
The newly opened off-property Simply Capri does not have chick parm, but eggplant parm appetizer is $14 (worth mentioning because it is owned by the same restaurant group that runs Space 200 and the two Italian eateries in Epcot).
While Olive Garden has it for $18
I was curious after reading your post!(For what it is worth, I think character meals/'Ohana at $60 per person is a bit crazy, but some of the other TS are not as crazy compared to non-WDW TS. Then again, I'm not as big on all TS-style dining as I once was.)
networkpro
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- In the Parks
- Yes
It’s the “stupor
Hour”…I see
Everyone grab a drink
That's when Ohanna opens for dinner... everyone rushes to the Tambu Lounge seeking relief from a day of irate children and spouses.
networkpro
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- In the Parks
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$17 for chicken parm as an appetizer at Maria& Enzo's
$29 at Trattoria al Forno
$21 for it as a sandwich at Terralina, or $29 as an entree, or $28 as an entree combo (w/ eggplant parm)
The newly opened off-property Simply Capri does not have chick parm, but eggplant parm appetizer is $14 (worth mentioning because it is owned by the same restaurant group that runs Space 200 and the two Italian eateries in Epcot).
While Olive Garden has it for $18
(For what it is worth, I think character meals/'Ohana at $60 per person is a bit crazy, but some of the other TS are not as crazy compared to non-WDW TS. Then again, I'm not as big on all TS-style dining as I once was.)
Clutch your perls, Be Our Guest is now over 70 pp.
Dad 2 M & M
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Disney ain't the only beast hurting..... MLB is really taking a hit as well
Baltimore, Atlanta, and even Philly have sent multiple discounted offers my way....currently in Atl if you spend $100 at Big Orange you can get two free Braves tickets
Baltimore, Atlanta, and even Philly have sent multiple discounted offers my way....currently in Atl if you spend $100 at Big Orange you can get two free Braves tickets
davis_unoxx
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Went to Gideon’s around 3 pm today, 10 people in line in front took under 5 min to get inside. Had lunch special at STK $9.99 wagyu burger, super quiet there too.
Ate at Boathouse last night, was quiet there too server and host said very unusual…
Ate at Boathouse last night, was quiet there too server and host said very unusual…
nestface84
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Did you select these places for value or because they were quiet. looking at prices around disney springs theres a mix of fairly priced eating or pushing the boat out. unless im mistaken