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Opinions of Blaze Pizza
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disney4life2008
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Idk what kind of pizza they have there. We have a blaze pizza over on the east side of Orlando and it's delicious. Its full size. They raised their prices though
Superpocky
Active Member
It's just one size. Not even a kid's sized pizza. lucky for me my daughter ate only one slice of her's so I ate rest of hers.
disney4life2008
Well-Known Member
Maybe its different at Disney Springs. One pizza is definitely enough for one person. Maybe at Disney its smaller
Superpocky
Active Member
I thought it was odd that they didn't have a kid size pizza, especially at Disney. Maybe they are serving only kid's size at the springs.
I liked the pizza but but not sure I would pay $30 to be full at a pizza joint again.
disney4life2008
Well-Known Member
IDK, on the east side of Orlando, the location is $10 for an adult size (probably large) and a drink is $2. I usually walk out spending less 13 and still have 1 or 2 slices left for dinner
BuddyThomas
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Sorry but I disagree. Sometimes pizza is not pizza. That stuff they are whipping out of the Blaze kitchen tastes like it was made in a Betty Crocker Easy Bake Oven. On the other hand, here's a picture of some real and amazing coal fired pizza from one of the top rated pizzerias in NY. I'd offer you a slice but we ate the whole thing on Saturday night.
MickeyMomV
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Again I have never been to Blaze but now I'm picturing a string of Easy Bake Ovens and Lebron James running from oven to oven getting pizzas and it's really funny!!!View attachment 214936
Sorry but I disagree. Sometimes pizza is not pizza. That stuff they are whipping out of the Blaze kitchen tastes like it was made in a Betty Crocker Easy Bake Oven. On the other hand, here's a picture of some real and amazing coal fired pizza from one of the top rated pizzerias in NY. I'd offer you a slice but we ate the whole thing on Saturday night.
You are right some pizza's are an "experience" and I'm sure there are some New York and Chicago pizza's that fall under that category. Chain store pizza however does not fall under that category. Blaze falls inline with Papa Johns, Pizza Hut, Domino's, Hungry Howies and various other pizza chains. They may have a process or item that sets them apart from the other chains but in the end its still just a chain store pizza.
Jon81uk
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2017 quick service credits are drink & entree only at all QS. You will need to use a snack credit to add salad or dessert.
BuddyThomas
Well-Known Member
Blaze Pizza =
lostpro9het
Well-Known Member
I'm going to disagree with you a little bit here. Is Blaze NYC pizza? NOPE! Is it a fun place to get QS pizza? YUP! Did I like Blaze more more than VN? Hell yes! Did I like Blaze more than Il Mulino? Hell no! For less than $10, less than $9 with AP/DVC discount, at DTD I'm not sure you could do much better.
Yeah, that comment was insane... Steak is steak....MMMM no it is not.... There is great pizza, awful pizza, and it makes a huge difference...View attachment 214936
Sorry but I disagree. Sometimes pizza is not pizza. That stuff they are whipping out of the Blaze kitchen tastes like it was made in a Betty Crocker Easy Bake Oven. On the other hand, here's a picture of some real and amazing coal fired pizza from one of the top rated pizzerias in NY. I'd offer you a slice but we ate the whole thing on Saturday night.
MickeyMomV
Well-Known Member
OK, so I'm looking at these pictures and there are some really familiar things going on. Up in MI we have started to see Herb & Fire locations pop up. Looking at the pics they are the exactly the same!!! The same crust, the same topping stations set up in the same way, the same paper order sheets under the pizza, the same label stands in front of the toppings, it not a great pic but I think it is even the same oven! I'm wondering if there is a business vendor that they go through that has the business model all set up and they just throw their name on it. I will agree that they do have a long list of topping and they are not bad for a fast food pizza but they are no home town fresh made pizza.I'm going to disagree with you a little bit here. Is Blaze NYC pizza? NOPE! Is it a fun place to get QS pizza? YUP! Did I like Blaze more more than VN? Hell yes! Did I like Blaze more than Il Mulino? Hell no! For less than $10, less than $9 with AP/DVC discount, at DTD I'm not sure you could do much better.
BuddyThomas
Well-Known Member
Oh my God, how many toppings are on that last one?I'm going to disagree with you a little bit here. Is Blaze NYC pizza? NOPE! Is it a fun place to get QS pizza? YUP! Did I like Blaze more more than VN? Hell yes! Did I like Blaze more than Il Mulino? Hell no! For less than $10, less than $9 with AP/DVC discount, at DTD I'm not sure you could do much better.
lostpro9het
Well-Known Member
Ha! Yeah...I got a little excited and went plaid with the toppings.Oh my God, how many toppings are on that last one?
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JohnD
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I love Blaze Pizza. Very good. As with Shula's, since there's one in my hometown, I can go anytime so not likely to at WDW.
Since the signature and build your own are the same price ($8.95 here -- possibly more at WDW), I always start with a signature and add on. If you've never been, I highly recommend it.
Since the signature and build your own are the same price ($8.95 here -- possibly more at WDW), I always start with a signature and add on. If you've never been, I highly recommend it.