I don't believe desserts (other than the kids menu) ever appeared on the lunch menu - they were only on the dinner menu.
See here from September 2021 -
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I don't believe desserts (other than the kids menu) ever appeared on the lunch menu - they were only on the dinner menu.
See here from September 2021 -
pdude81
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Desserts are on the lounge menu and they'd be glad to let you pay for them. I was there a few times this past week. Though technically in the lounge, I ordered once from the full lunch menu and I was offered dessert. Always assume they will take your money.
I saw people sitting at the bar facing away from space (mirrored view past cash register only), asking if they could wait ten minutes to order from the more expensive dinner menu. And this seemed like it would have been allowed, though the bartender suggested they just get lunch and then order dessert.
Also given there is a section on the overall menu called dessert, that may override all of this.
I saw people sitting at the bar facing away from space (mirrored view past cash register only), asking if they could wait ten minutes to order from the more expensive dinner menu. And this seemed like it would have been allowed, though the bartender suggested they just get lunch and then order dessert.
Also given there is a section on the overall menu called dessert, that may override all of this.
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DHSfanatic
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I guess I’m different! Went over Christmas and was underwhelmed. The food was nothing special and the screens were ok but far short of what I’d hoped. I’ll hazard a guess that little kids—none in our party—will quickly be bored by them.
Lots of empty tables at lunch, which I assume was a staffing problem.
Worth seeing once but we won’t be in a great rush to go back unless the couple of family members who missed it push for it. But, of course, tastes differ.
michmousefan
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So... is there still a wait line available for the Lounge? Or is it all just reservations now?
tparris
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I went back at the end of December and there was a wait for the Lounge. I actually got in after only about 10 minutes of waiting, but that’s more than likely much less than the typical wait may be.
pdude81
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If you've been on Soarin, I'd say that is a good reference point for believability. It's cool and a fun atmosphere, but hard to believe you're having lunch in Space
CntrlFlPete
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the graphics are well done, I feel the biggest distraction was how the room reflects in the 'windows' the high-hats and purple light on the ceiling are just too present in the views of space:
ToTBellHop
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Those are…asteroid trails!
pdude81
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Indeed. The big green EXIT sign reflections are a bit of a bummer. This is the nature of glass though
Just do it! You know you want to.
fractal
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True!
TikibirdLand
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Frankly, my hesitancy is the food menu. $55 at lunch and $80 at dinner is an expensive meal. The choices aren't... optimal... Maybe it's an issue of simple food for simple folks. But, I'd like to be able to get good spring salad, soup, sirloin steak and bread. And, I'd pay the $80 for the experience. Seems that my family isn't their target audience.
ToTBellHop
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You all should know I’ve seen reflections in the glass every time I’ve been in space. That’s what lit things in dark spaces do.
No one whines when it’s a ghost in the glass at Haunted Mansion!
No one whines when it’s a ghost in the glass at Haunted Mansion!