Restaurant Experiences
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‘Ohana breakfast- We usually enjoy dinner at this location, breakfast however was a one-and-done occasion. Cold food, poor character interaction (even with a 2 year-old princess seated at the table), service was rushed when they were there and then MIA for a long period of time.
Oh Nooooo!!! WE LOVE the Ohana Breakfast. Thats so unfortunate that your experience wasn’t that good. In my experience, the food was fresh, hot, and delicious. The characters really spent a lot of time with us and the parade was super! The coffee itself is worth going, it is so good!
For me, ever since my very first visit to 50’s Prime Time we just can’t seem to get a Waiter to play along. The first time we went we had a ball and our waiter was fantastic. Since that visit, I go all most every trip and try to get someone to get in on the antics and not one single waiter will do anything at all! We have to sit there and watch other people get the royal treatment. We try and try to cut up and be funny but they almost look at us like we’re just stupid. Well, at least the food’s good. :/ Same thing happens to me at Whispering Canyon. I almost think that when you deliberately ASK for a fun waiter they stick you with a dud.
We have noticed the same (as well as a downturn in the food quality)… I do think the ‘act’ has been squelched a bit, and my guess is people get offended and complain (not realizing that they signed up for it and it is the entertainment point of going there ). Sad, because at one time it was in our top-5 places to dine
@disneydana @ridisneypinguy I’ve noticed the same thing…it makes me sad
My most recent good experience there was a few years ago and I remember there was a good bit of banter going on between our waitress and another waiter. The dialogue went something like this:Waiter: “So when are you finally going to settle down and accept my proposal?”
Waitress: “Never! Especially since you proposed to 16 other women!”
Waiter: “Well it’s in the wedding vows: four richer, four poorer, four better, four worse…”
Waitress: “Uh-huh that explains the 16 others but what about me?”
Waiter: “You were the first of four ever.”
We had fun at 50’s prime time, my husband did not know about it and he got yelled at as soon as the waitress came by to get his elbows off the table, he looked at me like what the heck lol ! I had to explain that’s what we get here
We had fun at 50’s prime time, my husband did not know about it and he got yelled at as soon as the waitress came by to get his elbows off the table, he looked at me like what the heck lol ! I had to explain that’s what we get here
that is awesome! I’m sure he was confused! So we have an ADR at 50’s Prime Time this October. After reading what some of you wrote, I hope we have good interactions because that’s what we’re going for! People shouldn’t be so easily offended, that’s part of the fun, and if they think that’s bad they should try Dick’s Last Resort – now that’s borderline offensive! Last time we did Prime Time was 2011 and it was fantastic
hoping for the best next trip, especially being hubby’s first meal at Prime Time. So we have an ADR at 50’s Prime Time this October. After reading what some of you wrote, I hope we have good interactions because that’s what we’re going for! People shouldn’t be so easily offended, that’s part of the fun, and if they think that’s bad they should try Dick’s Last Resort – now that’s borderline offensive! Last time we did Prime Time was 2011 and it was fantastic
hoping for the best next trip, especially being hubby’s first meal at Prime Time. To get more interaction, just misbehave. Elbows on the table, don’t set the table and shoot the paper rockets (paper wrapper on the straws). That on will get you a sentence of sweeping the room…. don’t ask how I know
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