Sci Fi

[flynnibus]

Heard of Yungle in the jungle,but Whats O'Douls.?

it's a non-alchoholic beer

 

[Figgy1]

it's a non-alchoholic beer

SHHHHHHHHHHHHH trying to make Mrs. Hatter happy!

 

[real mad hatter]

SHHHHHHHHHHHHH trying to make Mrs. Hatter happy!

Ah Hah! A trap! Quick escape.

 

[Figgy1]

Ah Hah! A trap! Quick escape.

no hiding from us Jersey girls!!!!

 

[Phonedave]

Yuengling Lager the also have O'Douls

O'Douls, being non-alcoholic, gets the "whats the point" vote.

Yuengling, while being decent beer, is nothing I would leave home for (I think there is a case in the garage come to think of it). It's not as if you can't get it at every burger joint, sports bar, and chain restaruant. I guess if you dont live withing 200 miles of Philly it becomes somewhat harder to find, but it still is just a decent run of the mill beer.

AS for Sci Fi, it's not for me. High prices for passable food. I really don't find the atmosphere all that amazing, and while I get the whole concept of eating in a car, I perfer to look at the faces of the people I am eating with, not the backs of their heads. And yes, I know about the picnic tables, but then really, you go into a restaruant to eat at a picnic table?


-dave

 

[Figgy1]

O'Douls, being non-alcoholic, gets the "whats the point" vote.

Yuengling, while being decent beer, is nothing I would leave home for (I think there is a case in the garage come to think of it). It's not as if you can't get it at every burger joint, sports bar, and chain restaruant. I guess if you dont live withing 200 miles of Philly it becomes somewhat harder to find, but it still is just a decent run of the mill beer.

AS for Sci Fi, it's not for me. High prices for passable food. I really don't find the atmosphere all that amazing, and while I get the whole concept of eating in a car, I perfer to look at the faces of the people I am eating with, not the backs of their heads. And yes, I know about the picnic tables, but then really, you go into a restaruant to eat at a picnic table?


-dave

He's just looking for an excuse to have a burger and beer in a/c. Been reading too many of Hatter's posts!

 

[flynnibus]

AS for Sci Fi, it's not for me. High prices for passable food. I really don't find the atmosphere all that amazing, and while I get the whole concept of eating in a car, I perfer to look at the faces of the people I am eating with, not the backs of their heads. And yes, I know about the picnic tables, but then really, you go into a restaruant to eat at a picnic table?

While there is something to be said about the atmosphere for repeatability - for the first time (or not so frequent visitor) its hard to deny the attractiveness of it as a unique dining experience.

It's just like most of the menus at WDW.. been suffering a narrowing and lowering of the food quality over the years vs healthy improvements to the variety and quality.

 

[pcarathers]

I just made my reservations I am so pumped for it! I love 50's nostalgia, especially the cars! Just one question...

In a picture I saw some tables set up in an awkward way. It was as if one side of the car was missing and guests sat facing towards the wall not the screen. Is it possible I will be stuck with this table because I just want the car style seating one.

i think the tables are used when a party has a person who is in a wheelchair and can't get out of it, they put them at the tables so that they can push the wheelchair right up to the table.

 

[dave&di]

My OH and I went to the Sci-Fi for the first time last year and we loved it, the movie clips were interesting and the restaurant is surprisingly quiet, I expected a lot of noise! We both had the picnic burger (basically a burger and bun but with hotdogs in as well).

It's the only ADR well be making this time, I'll be having the same again!!!