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Pitchforks.....torches......
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↩ replying to wdwmagicSounds like a blending from a bit of the Tortuga Tavern menu, perhaps or will it be different style burritos? Either way, sounds like a win win situation. Any idea if the burgers will all remain the same or change? Im still mourning the loss of hot cheese:grumpy: (and yes, I realize I kinda quoted lyrics from "Close My Eyes Forever" by Ozzy Osbourne and Lita Ford)
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I love the sound of the new menu. Hopefully they can deliver something good.
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Loading up my burger with all the fixings is one of my magic kingdom traditions. Not amused...
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I like the concept of the new menu. Let's hope the food is good. MK needs more variety in it's quick service. If you want a burger you can always go to Cosmic Ray's. After Pecos Bills that is the next place that needs a revamp.
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Yum! I was so sad when they dumbed down the menu recently and took out the taco salad. This is much better. Lord knows you can find a burger somewhere else in the park. Something a bit more unique (and on-theme) is much appreciated. Cosmic Rays still has burgers and a fixins bar.
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This is good news. They've neutered Pecos Bill in the last few years where it's a bad restaurant. It and Cosmic Rays were downright lousy choices for quick service.
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I'm all for it, and that menu fits much better in that area and with that theming. That said, "heading to Pecos Bill's for a burger" seems to be the default for people looking for lunch in Frontierland, so this will be awkward.
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↩ replying to wdwmagicIt sounds a bit healthier than the typical mechanized garbage they serve. Let's hope!!!
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Bad news! Maybe it was crowded, maybe it was burgers and fries. But that's what we look for over there. Now there are even fewer places for a burger or chicken sandwich. Not to our liking at all. Very frustrating!
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I do like fajitas, burritos, and rice bowls, and agree that they could ditch the burgers, but I will miss the pulled pork if that goes away, too.
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Good. MK needs more variety.
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I have no strong opinion either way. We've never bothered eating at Pecos Bill's, but I've often wanted to try it to see if I could understand the appeal that the fixin's bar has for so many other people. That said, having one less place that can be identified as "theme park burgers" sounds like a win, and I generally prefer southwest food over burgers anyway, so maybe this new menu is a win. I can't say for sure until I try it.
Of course, the bigger win would be for Tortuga Tavern to be open more with those kinds of menu items and letting Pecos Bill's retain its current menu. And while I'm daydreaming, keeping Tomorrowland Terrace and Aunt Polly's open wouldn't be so horrible either. I often wonder, while standing in line for "quick" service, why those places aren't open to absorb some of the hungry crowds.
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I welcome the change. Pecos Bill's has always been a place we frequented, though in the last few years the variety has disappeared (Taco salad and chicken wrap are gone, for example).
Hopefully there will be a good variety in the new offerings. For the largest fast food location on the west side of the park (and really the only one, since Tortuga is usually closed most of the year) they need to have a good number of options. It's always a bit disappointing when a large place like that only has a small number of meal choices.
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↩ replying to habumaBelieve me, you're preaching to the choir here. Last year we had to deal with a queued line out the door at Pecos (in what wasn't an especially crowded day), and the impossible task of finding seating at dinner time. There clearly is demand to open additional locations, but they've made the decision to prioritize "operational efficiency" over "guest service".