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The Edison--details announced
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Notes from Neverland
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Love the interior!
trainplane3
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As someone that worked at Ben and Jerrys when "Schweddy Balls" was a flavor, quite easily. People laughed but ended up loving it. It was one of my favorite flavors and made the best milkshake ever. Until the soccer moms made BJ stop selling it (yes it was limited, but was intended to be sold longer then it actually was).
Me and a friend have been looking forward to the Edison since it'll bring a unique, 21+ setting to DS. The menu looks good and I have no problem with the prices as long as the food quality is good. The theming looks really neat. I never got to experience the greatness that was the Adventurers Club sadly. I'll have to make plans for a night in DS next time I'm in WDW.
KBLovedDisney
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That architecture is amazing!
RSoxNo1
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Is it not open on Sundays?
Edit: Looks like the article is a little off it closes at 1 AM from Sunday - Wednesday and 2 AM from Thursday - Saturday.
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Disney Analyst
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Wow great review! I wish The Edison much success.
The details are not quite clear on how the age limit is going to be enforced. But it seems there will be a dress code, cover charge and 21+ age requirement to enter the venue after 10pm.
Disney Analyst
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You can use the restaurant up until I assume it converts into a club at 10 PM.
Horizons '83
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Is this not similar to the Chocolate Emporium at CityWalk? Architecturally at least?
rioriz
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I Went last night and it is definitely an impressive environment. I'd go as far as saying it is the crown jewel of Disney Springs.
The entrance and set up is very much like AV lots of hidden nooks and places to escape. The drinks were well made and prices not bad. The rum tunnels were closed last night unfortunately.
I'll post more later, right now I'm waiting in an extremely long line just to park at Epcot. The parks are ridiculous today
The entrance and set up is very much like AV lots of hidden nooks and places to escape. The drinks were well made and prices not bad. The rum tunnels were closed last night unfortunately.
I'll post more later, right now I'm waiting in an extremely long line just to park at Epcot. The parks are ridiculous today
rioriz
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Similar I'm ways but the class of the architecture is a step up. Last night was packed but the complex is so well laid out and sprawling I never felt overwhelmed
Horizons '83
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Good to know, Thanks. I have a reservation in a couple weeks, really looking forward to checking this place out
disney4life2008
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The meatloaf looks really good i must say
trainplane3
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@wdwmagic , putting "This review was paid in full by the reviewers and was not part of any promotional tasting or media dine." in the review was great move.
Many other theme park reviewing sites always say "the food was great" but when they don't pay out of pocket, I'm sure anything would be great. Well, as long as the food doesn't lock you to the bathroom for 6 hours. That's the reason why I typically ignore most "reviews" that involve a press event of some kind. The reviewer doesn't have to part way with their money, so they have no sense of value. They can say how much value it is, but you'll only get a honest opinion when you actually spend your own money. And also, for fear of the mouse getting mad too.
I do have a question, will this be part of the DDP? It won't stop me from trying it, just curious. I only saw ToW mentioned at the end.
Many other theme park reviewing sites always say "the food was great" but when they don't pay out of pocket, I'm sure anything would be great. Well, as long as the food doesn't lock you to the bathroom for 6 hours. That's the reason why I typically ignore most "reviews" that involve a press event of some kind. The reviewer doesn't have to part way with their money, so they have no sense of value. They can say how much value it is, but you'll only get a honest opinion when you actually spend your own money. And also, for fear of the mouse getting mad too.
I do have a question, will this be part of the DDP? It won't stop me from trying it, just curious. I only saw ToW mentioned at the end.
Flynnwriter
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This is a another non-Disney restaurant that out-Disney Disney! It tells a story from the outside, in. The details and theming are not reminiscent of a generic Hyatt Hotel cafe and Disney should take note.
With lackluster homogenization or your hotels, hotel restaurants and white-wall resort rooms, you are continuing to erode you competitive advantage.
With lackluster homogenization or your hotels, hotel restaurants and white-wall resort rooms, you are continuing to erode you competitive advantage.
Yes exactly. Paying for something yourself is very different to having it given you, and the associated expectations that come from that.
I expect it to be on DDP, but as always with a new location, it takes a while for those details to be completed. I'll update as soon as I know for sure.