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World_Showcase_Lover007
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We went to 50s Prime Time on our last trip because it seemed that it might go bye-bye due to the Studios expansion/construction. But it looks like it and Echo Lake might be sticking around after all. So if you have the credits, I'd go someplace nicer and just go back to 50s Prime Time when you are paying cash. But then again, who doesn't like having a drink in Dad's den/Tune-In Lounge and then getting yelled at in Mom's Kitchen lol? Ahhh, simpler times...
I've always wanted to try a PB&J shake and I think this is what really puts 50s on the top on my must try lists. However, having 9 TS credits to use over 6 days, I just think signature options seem right for this trip. I probably won't ever get a chance again to have an abundance of credits to use up, and I want to prioritize my time. Two TS in one day just seems to me like I'll be missing out on valued park time. I already have the Mama Melrose Fantasmic package... so I'm really leaning towards Narcoossee's...
Yeah, isn't Disney great
Yeah, they really should have a much stricter dress policy at signature restaurants. Seeing bathing suits, wife beaters, and hats at Yachtsmen's were disappointing... Of course, they acted like trailer trash as well... Shocking, I know.
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DisDadWoz
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I can't imagine Disney not holding someone to the dress code...Ooops, sorry, that is my dream world. Never mind.
Narcoosee's will be a good choice for you @prfctlyximprct
ford91exploder
Resident Curmudgeon
Narcoosees or Jiko you will have an amazing meal at either place If you like South African/Australian wines Jiko wins out their wine pairings are amazing.
The best place in Orlando is V&A...
The problem is going offsite. No thank you!!
Amazing food where the service blows you away... Yeah, I like that sort of thing... Ok since you know where to eat... Please list 5 top places in Orlando.
Yeah, it is a pain in the ***.... There are plenty of good options on site.
Johnguelff
Active Member
Offsite?? hahaha. Hard pass.
danyoung56
Well-Known Member
Disney's official dress code for signature restaurants -
Guests at this Signature Dining experience are asked to adhere to a business casual dress code.
Men may wear slacks, jeans or dress shorts and collared shirts. Jackets are optional.
Women may wear dresses, skirts or dress shorts with blouses or sweaters.
Not permitted in the dining room are tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, hats for gentlemen, cut-offs, torn clothing and shirts with offensive language or graphics.
Now, they choose NOT to enforce these rules, but that's what they're looking for.
Guests at this Signature Dining experience are asked to adhere to a business casual dress code.
Men may wear slacks, jeans or dress shorts and collared shirts. Jackets are optional.
Women may wear dresses, skirts or dress shorts with blouses or sweaters.
Not permitted in the dining room are tank tops, swimsuits, swimsuit cover-ups, hats for gentlemen, cut-offs, torn clothing and shirts with offensive language or graphics.
Now, they choose NOT to enforce these rules, but that's what they're looking for.
Princess_AmyK
Well-Known Member
Maybe try the new restaurants that have opened up. Will Skipper Canteen be new for you? Also, Tiffins is new AND a signature. That would be cool to check out.
Sorry but there is no dress code in reality... When they don't enforce it and they never do, you see bathing suits, wife beaters, and hats... It's not one time either... It's pretty much all the time... It's shame bc it brings down the atmosphere.
danyoung56
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I don't disagree with you. I just wanted to show that they do indeed publish a dress code, even though they don't enforce it.
EvilQueen-T
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I don't see how they can expect to enforce it really, especially with signature venues right inside the parks. I for one try to find a balance between park wear and their dress code but my shirts are usually cotton short sleeve shirts (cut like what's in my profile pic) with shorts or capri's and sandals. I'm not wearing a pique collar type shirt that's hot and itchy or a blouse that doesn't breath on vaca plus I'm past the age where sun dresses are cute but I've never been close to wearing anything on the prohibited list.
I agree. You only get so much time in the parks, it is really tough to plan to go back to your hotel to change for dinner. As long as my leggings aren't see though, and my shirt doesn't say something offensive, I think I'm good to go. LOL