Absolutely true! Well except for the fact that Cake Bake Shope isn't a Disney restaurant, that Disney doesn't set the prices, that the company has two other locations and has been operating for a decade and selling at close to the same pricing in Indiana as it will in Florida. So I guess in hindsight the only thing that was true was you spelled the place's name right.
Eat half, have the rest boxed up to take home!!
No fridge either cause Disney.....
Are you saying Disney resort rooms don't have fridges?
Nope. They aren't fridges, they are "beverage coolers".
So Disney wouldn't care how much more one of their tenants would charge than from their other original locations because all to them would matter whom they are and that as long as they are offering something to the area and paying the rent is all that matters.. " $16 dollars for the cake is.one thing but $26 is a huge difference! Unless the slices are then larger than the other two locations!
Do you think Disney is comparing the price of a Big Mac at every McDonald’s location? How would that work for Delaware North who operates all sorts of restaurants and concessions but almost none under the same names?
You can find a cake slice just like that on property for $13. $16 would of been acceptable, but $26 is not unless you get an additional layer but even!
They are very small
I mean, you technically do get exactly that. Not defending it, but the cakes are three complete stacked rounds rather than the typical two (which sometimes each get divided in half to create the effect of four layers).… unless you get an additional layer but even!
For $16 I can see it. However for $26 at Disney is a rip off.. it needs two more additional stacked rounds lol
They are small and don't properly cool anything, which is why Disney calls them beverage coolers.They are very small
