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Pinocchio's Gone?!?
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Sir Hiss527
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It's not shut-down, all I know is it shut-downs very early at nights though. In a few months, you won't be able to look through that window for a while...
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BeachClubVillas
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That's such a great place to eat. That and Columbia Harbour House are the best fast food places on property IMO. It had better not close down.
I wonder, will they block the window out or will that be a way to check on the progress of the IASW rehab??
I wonder, will they block the window out or will that be a way to check on the progress of the IASW rehab??
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DisneySaint
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I almost screamed when I saw the subject to this thread. I know it's odd, but Pinnochio's is my favorite fast-food place in the park! It's so cozy in that corner and I ALWAYS make sure to stand by the window tables while my family orders so that I can snatch one up the second it becomes available. Pinnochio's and The Electric Umbrella in Epcot have both become trademark nostalgia places to eat for me, my family, and more recently my girlfriend. I can't really explain it, but I guess when you just happen on the same restaurant two, three, and four consecutive trips in a row, it just kind of becomes tradition.
On a side note, let me add that the windows in Pinnichio are probably one of my most favorite features of it! One of Disney's lesser-spoken-of accomplishments and uniqueness is it's ability (at least in classic times) to integrate attractions with attractions, attractions with restaurants, etc. etc. Making, keeping, and maintaining theme is the first ingredient to the Disney magic.
On a side note, let me add that the windows in Pinnichio are probably one of my most favorite features of it! One of Disney's lesser-spoken-of accomplishments and uniqueness is it's ability (at least in classic times) to integrate attractions with attractions, attractions with restaurants, etc. etc. Making, keeping, and maintaining theme is the first ingredient to the Disney magic.
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BeachClubVillas
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I totally agree with you! With classic Disney, you didn't just eat in a restaurant, you ate at a Disney restaurant. There's a huge difference!!
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Pinocchio's House
Yeah, the subject of this thread really caught my eye. I, like many others here, always ht pinoc's house at least once.
My wife and I went to WDW in '88 (a year before MGM, and several years before children) and loved the whole experience. We didn't have a lot of money (stll don't
and one of the few places we ate was Pinoc's house. The memories are strong of the quaintness of the rest tucked in the corner. We always eat there now and the memories come back over and ove.
Isn't that what WDW is all about?
People who haven't gone (and even some that have) jut don't "get it".
Yeah, the subject of this thread really caught my eye. I, like many others here, always ht pinoc's house at least once.
My wife and I went to WDW in '88 (a year before MGM, and several years before children) and loved the whole experience. We didn't have a lot of money (stll don't
and one of the few places we ate was Pinoc's house. The memories are strong of the quaintness of the rest tucked in the corner. We always eat there now and the memories come back over and ove.Isn't that what WDW is all about?
People who haven't gone (and even some that have) jut don't "get it".
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Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Forget the windows, since we "discovered" the balcony its a must visit on every trip.
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marksniles
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I just went onto disney.com and this resturant is not listed on the Dining site!. HMMM!
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Pumbas Nakasak
Heading for the great escape.
Its up the stairs and straight on until morning.
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