FWIW, we went last year for dinner while the kids were 9 and were pleased with the experience. Now that they are 10, any prix fixe better be amazing for us to pay it. Honestly, only Boma comes to mind. My kids can eat a ton, but I’m not paying $65 for a waffle.
Yes, Disney food is not economical eating and with growing young people food consumption adds up. The thing about character dining is guests are not paying just for the food on their plates. Guests looking for just food can find less costly food venues with no characters. Overall Disney ain't a cheap place to go, period.! All guests that go to Disney parks have resigned themselves to the fact that when they leave a good portion of their money will remain at the parks.
Legitimate question, what qualifies a waiter to work at a prix fixe meal that’ll give a huge amount of tip money versus a cheaper restaurant at WDW? Because I haven’t ever noticed a variance quality.
Seniority. You wait for the transfer opportunity to come up, and hopefully you are at the top of the list!
You’re so silly
It’s never enough with you spoiled brats! Next, you’ll be wanting us to wash the pillows once a year!!!
Like to see Bon Voyage too…
Pretty sure it is.
It's an honest request. (I get the joke about washing the pillows once a year.) Garden Grill used to do breakfast. Very good family style breakfast, in fact. And the characters are low key compared to Chef Mickey's. I'd do this one again in a heartbeat. My hope is that if they're bringing back breakfast to Akerhaus with the princess characters then Garden Grill breakfast isn't far behind.
I know. I love their cinnamon roll skillet. I think I like the Trattoria breakfast even more, though. At least Trattoria still serves breakfast, though.
