The Cake Bake Shop Bakery, What the Heck?

[lewisc]

So based on time of day, not foot traffic? This isn't a diner off the turnpike it's a restaurant on WDW property. Can you point to any restaurant on property that does this?

No, nor is there anything to suggest CBS is engaging in dynamic pricing.

 

[lazyboy97o]

So based on time of day, not foot traffic? This isn't a diner off the turnpike it's a restaurant on WDW property. Can you point to any restaurant on property that does this?

How do you think they determine those times?

The Disney Springs website lists special offerings and happy hours.

https://www.disneysprings.com/offers/

 

[Eric Graham]

How do you think they determine those times?

The Disney Springs website lists special offerings and happy hours.

https://www.disneysprings.com/offers/

Me, personally, I like the all you can eat lobster at this place off property: https://www.bostonlobsterfeast.com/
As one of the Gremlins said, can't recall which one said this at the moment, YUM YUM!

 

[flynnibus]

Many restaurants offer early bird dinners. Late night menu. Bakery items half price an hour before closing.

Yeah but none of those ideas are dynamic pricing in the way we all know we are talking about.. which is raising prices when demand is high.

Early Birds, Late Nights, etc are discount programs to drive traffic. They didn't exist first and then raise prices when the dinner rush hits...

 

[buckeyegator55]

what i meant by foot traffic is count how many a day average for say a month, if the numbers seem low they might want to adjust prices to increase customers