TrainsOfDisney
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BG used to be much nicer than six flags. Almost felt like Epcot with coasters.BG would be more comparable to Six Flags
BG used to be much nicer than six flags. Almost felt like Epcot with coasters.BG would be more comparable to Six Flags
I think its still nice. It may not have the theming it used to but it's still a very good park. Same with SeaWorld.BG used to be much nicer than six flags. Almost felt like Epcot with coasters.
Traveling up and down I-95 whether it is budget or mid grade motels/hotels most likely all rooms have a microwave which comes in very handy. One can bring plates of the hot / cold breakfast buffet in the lobby and reheat in the room etc . In Disney resorts one can request a fridge but not a microwave I believe.The fact you have to bring a yeti and microwave to eat food and leftovers in your room is by far the most ridiculous thing Disney has done. LITTERAL pennies a month they are saving.
Its edible but overpriced for what it is.We actually have never had any problem with the food quality at WDW. I guess we are easy to please!
Yes the odd meal that wasn't great, but as a whole pretty decent for most of the TS places.
They did a near-complete menu revamp back in the mid-2010's and we haven't returned since. My opinion is that it was a direct result of DDP, when restaurants were basically forced to cheapen their menus in order to squeak out a few dollars of profit.
"Declining by degrees" - Kevin Yee
Same, we’ve been generally happy with the food quality at Disney, it’s not worth the high prices they charge but it’s usually tasty at least.We actually have never had any problem with the food quality at WDW. I guess we are easy to please!
Yes the odd meal that wasn't great, but as a whole pretty decent for most of the TS places.
Traveling up and down I-95 whether it is budget or mid grade motels/hotels most likely all rooms have a microwave which comes in very handy. One can bring plates of the hot / cold breakfast buffet in the lobby and reheat in the room etc . In Disney resorts one can request a fridge but not a microwave I believe.
Which is beyond ridiculous.Traveling up and down I-95 whether it is budget or mid grade motels/hotels most likely all rooms have a microwave which comes in very handy. One can bring plates of the hot / cold breakfast buffet in the lobby and reheat in the room etc . In Disney resorts one can request a fridge but not a microwave I believe.
Yes the price is ridiculous. But taking price out of the equation the food has been acceptable for us.Its edible but overpriced for what it is.
I guess that was always the case.
I will say, we had an easier time finding something to eat at in WDW compared to SeaWorld for example.
Its all garbage, but the prices for the garbage at SeaWorld was too high and we end up taking an entire lap around SeaWorld trying to decide.
I generally agree… I see hyperbolic comments at times about food being “inedible”, which is just silly. People are truly starving in the world, under or over seasoned food is not inedible, it’s a shade off from what the customer wanted.We actually have never had any problem with the food quality at WDW. I guess we are easy to please!
Yes the odd meal that wasn't great, but as a whole pretty decent for most of the TS places.
Or meet dietary needs. While Disney is good at accommodating allergies and medical conditions for food, there is always a risk of cross contamination and there are families that choose not to take that risk.yeah but their reason for bringing food into the parks is to save $.
This is 100% valid but probably the minority, now that bottled drinks are $5+ we never walk into the parks without a soda or bottled water in our bags, we save $20 a day simply by taking one bottle each in the morning and one bottle each after our afternoon break.Or meet dietary needs. While Disney is good at accommodating allergies and medical conditions for food, there is always a risk of cross contamination and there are families that choose not to take that risk.
I would guess it's on the rise, as rates of food allergies are only increasing. As have sensory based eating issues and issues like ARFID. Even for typically developing children, I think you see more of this at subclinical level. I don't remember parents talking about their toddler only eating one brand of snack cracker or whatever when I was growing up in the 80s, now that seems to fall under "Oh, you know how kids are!"This is 100% valid but probably the minority,
Some people bring food in order to meet their dietary needs/restrictions: food allergy, other medical needs, vegan, Kosher/Hallal.yeah but their reason for bringing food into the parks is to save $.
We always have a grocery order that includes 2 or 3 cases of water so we do the same thing.This is 100% valid but probably the minority, now that bottled drinks are $5+ we never walk into the parks without a soda or bottled water in our bags, we save $20 a day simply by taking one bottle each in the morning and one bottle each after our afternoon break.
Back when it was $3 we’d just buy it in the parks but at the current prices it doesn’t make sense not to lug in our own drinks.
I disagree. Last time we ate at - of all places- CRT- the food was partly inedible. I recall the meat was okay, but the potato thing and the carrots that came with it were inedible. Like, we tried to chew the carrots and they were extremely rubbery.I generally agree… I see hyperbolic comments at times about food being “inedible”, which is just silly. People are truly starving in the world, under or over seasoned food is not inedible, it’s a shade off from what the customer wanted.
Why not just use a refillable water mug? There are literally hundreds of possible options.I drink cases of smaller, flavored water bottles at home that we buy from Kroger. If I ever step back in a Disney park I may have to bring down a bunch of Kroger waters and put them in our bag. Let's see them confiscate flavored water from a store multiple states away from WDW.
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