Steve, congrats on the diet and the weight loss!!! It must be hard given the content you create to stick to something like that. Wanted to give you a shout out for some encouragement. Love the videos as always! Been a sub since you guys were just a little over 1K, so awesome to see the channel grow.
Great Video Steve. Its been years since I've been in there. The last time it was Marry Poppins themed as I remember the small carousel horses on top of the wood partitions. The menu was different too but I don't remember what it was but it was definately cheaper. I always love your reactions to food that is good. Cracks me up. Love the channel and keep up the good work.
Hey Jarvis! We haven’t had too much problem getting one - this is our first time going but we’ve seen it open on the app pretty often! If you don’t see it - usually it will be open the closer you are to the day that you want to go! 👍🏼
I think this dinner review needs context in terms of the price for dinner. The average room at the Floridian is $800 a night and the top club level room is 3k a night. Yes, your comments about the buffet being on the expensive side are spot on, but if you are staying in this hotel for a week, the pricing is probably in line with vacation expectations. As you alluded to, my favorite when I was a Disney AP, was the character breakfast buffet. We enjoyed the Pooh and Tigger breakfast at MK. It was about $75 a person prior to covid, but once again it felt like there was valued attached. We received early admission into the park and the character meets did not feel rushed. No way, I would go to the Floridian just for the dinner experience that you outlined, but I would pay that for a Frozen princess lunch at Epcot. But only if I had not already spent $500 getting into the park for day. 1k for one day admission and one lunch for three people is not going to win any value awards. Bring back the $850 out of state annual pass, and reasonable hotel rooms on campus, and I will gladly fork over $300 for a character dinner for three.
Yeah definitely agree - I think if you are staying at the resort it works really well. All character dining is really expensive but rightly so given it’s more of an experience than just a meal! 👍🏼
Steve, congrats on the diet and the weight loss!!! It must be hard given the content you create to stick to something like that. Wanted to give you a shout out for some encouragement. Love the videos as always! Been a sub since you guys were just a little over 1K, so awesome to see the channel grow.
Thank you!! Yes it’s tough for sure!! Really wanted to hit my goal before HHN started! 🤣
23:06 looks amazing !! Never had that there - will try next time we go 👍👍
Wow it’s sooo good - best thing there IMO! 🔥🔥🔥
Great Video Steve. Its been years since I've been in there. The last time it was Marry Poppins themed as I remember the small carousel horses on top of the wood partitions. The menu was different too but I don't remember what it was but it was definately cheaper. I always love your reactions to food that is good. Cracks me up. Love the channel and keep up the good work.
Thanks Mark! 🔥🔥🔥
Thanks for the review! Will have to add this to my list to try. Difficult to get reservations??
Hey Jarvis! We haven’t had too much problem getting one - this is our first time going but we’ve seen it open on the app pretty often! If you don’t see it - usually it will be open the closer you are to the day that you want to go! 👍🏼
I think this dinner review needs context in terms of the price for dinner. The average room at the Floridian is $800 a night and the top club level room is 3k a night. Yes, your comments about the buffet being on the expensive side are spot on, but if you are staying in this hotel for a week, the pricing is probably in line with vacation expectations.
As you alluded to, my favorite when I was a Disney AP, was the character breakfast buffet. We enjoyed the Pooh and Tigger breakfast at MK. It was about $75 a person prior to covid, but once again it felt like there was valued attached. We received early admission into the park and the character meets did not feel rushed.
No way, I would go to the Floridian just for the dinner experience that you outlined, but I would pay that for a Frozen princess lunch at Epcot. But only if I had not already spent $500 getting into the park for day. 1k for one day admission and one lunch for three people is not going to win any value awards. Bring back the $850 out of state annual pass, and reasonable hotel rooms on campus, and I will gladly fork over $300 for a character dinner for three.
Yeah definitely agree - I think if you are staying at the resort it works really well. All character dining is really expensive but rightly so given it’s more of an experience than just a meal! 👍🏼