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We'll wait to see a YouTube video on this.. so far my kids are voting for Chef Mickey's even though we have Garden Grill and H&V planned, so plenty of times to see Mickey.
J
Sorry Disney I'm not about to drop 200 + bucks for a family of 4 for breakfast,
S
Something that has been bothering me is what logic is the character selection in a faux copy of the
Hotel del Coronado. At least put your thematic characters from the Victorian Age in like Mary Poppins, Bert, the penguin waiters, and maybe the Wonderland characters.
D
Yikes at those prices. Between the menu and and not being a big fan of characters to begin with I’d never book this. But then again I’m probably not their target audience.
E
think i'll stick with the bounty breakfast to go.
H
$54/person for THAT breakfast?!?!
E
Think Id also hop in the car and go to Cracker Barrel instead...
L
↩ replying to HauntedPirateWhy the supposed incredulity? You know Disney prices, especially for character breakfasts. How much did you realistically expect it to cost?
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Cape May is $5 a person cheaper.
P
I’m not really sure what people were expecting. It’s a restaurant at Walt Disney World, inside the grand Floridian, with characters. It’s in line with other pricing. It’s $15 less than Cinderellas Royal Table.
B
So what you are saying is that because they overcharge at other restaurants, it is fine to charge even more at this one...got it!
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↩ replying to peter11435That's not a fair comparison though. I think the comparisons have to be Cape May, Chef Mickey, Crystal Palace, Hollywood and Vine, and maybe Akershus? I will say personally as someone who hasn't really done a sit character breakfast in 5 years or so (maybe more?), I was shocked how much all the prices have actually risen. I think the shock of the price turned to more shock when I looked at the other prices (so benefit of the doubt, maybe the people surprised at the price here are similar to me). That said, it looks like they have this on par with Chef Mickey, which is above most others outside of Akershus. Maybe a bit high, but it's not insane by comparison to other WDW character buffets. Personally the whole thing makes me kind of laugh at this point. I mean, we've just abandoned theming at this point, right? You have a dressed up Prince, a princess in Bayou clothes, and food from EVERYWHERE.
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↩ replying to LittleBufordI think they are simply saying it’s in line for Disney’s pricing for character breakfasts. I don't think anyone agrees with pricing.