$36 for Breakfast at Crystal Palace - The DIS Discussion Forums

dedex13 · 04-29-2012, 06:46 PM

That's the price on Disney's site which seems awful high for breakfast. Can anyone confirm that is the actual price and does it include tax?

Dizneydaz · 04-29-2012, 07:10 PM

From touringplans.com

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Breakfast $23 (child $13), lunch $25 (child $14), dinner $37 (child $18) Note: Prices increase during peak periods.

and from allearsnet.com

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Note that the price of this meal varies based on the time of year (peak seasons vs regular season), and even on the day of the week (weekday vs weekend). The general price ranges for this meal are as follows:

Adult price range: $24.49-$28.75; Child (ages 3-9) price range: $13.84-$15.97

Tax is included; gratuity is not included. A standard, non-alcoholic beverage is included in this price.

gabzee · 04-29-2012, 07:42 PM

If you call the Disney dining line (1-407-WDW-DINE) and tell them what date you would be eating, where you would be eating, and for what meal, they will tell you the exact price. Of course, this price can change but it will give you a more accurate idea.

We will be eating breakfast at Crystal Palace on May 3 and they told me that it would be $24.49 including tax for an adult (I didn't ask about kids since everyone in our group is older than 9).

Amy&Dan · 04-29-2012, 08:10 PM

Yes, even if your dates are over a "holiday" pricing period, $36 seems awfully high.

chartle · 04-29-2012, 08:25 PM

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Originally Posted by Dizneydaz

and from allearsnet.com

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Note that the price of this meal varies based on the time of year (peak seasons vs regular season), and even on the day of the week (weekday vs weekend). The general price ranges for this meal are as follows:

Adult price range: $24.49-$28.75; Child (ages 3-9) price range: $13.84-$15.97

Tax is included; gratuity is not included. A standard, non-alcoholic beverage is included in this price.

I have never heard of a weekend upcharge.

cigar95 · 04-29-2012, 11:14 PM

The Disney web site doesn't give prices for buffets - it merely puts each restaurant into one of four ranges. The actual price could be near the low end or the high end or right in the middle.

Regrettably, this causes confusion all the time. People see the range "$15.00-$35.99" and think that one is the kids' price and the other the adult price.

dedex13 · 04-30-2012, 05:26 AM

Ok, I think I get it... since the cost for dinner is over $36 the restaurant is considered to be in the $$$ price range.

I hate to use the phone, but I think I'll call just to make sure.

North of Mouse · 04-30-2012, 07:26 AM

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Originally Posted by dedex13

That's the price on Disney's site which seems awful high for breakfast. Can anyone confirm that is the actual price and does it include tax?

We just ate breakfast at CP on the 24th and the price was $23.99, if I remember correctly. It was no where near $36 (that may have been dinner). It had been higher just the week before though because of Easter.

04-29-2012, 06:46 PM	#1
dedex13 Earning My Ears Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 52	$36 for Breakfast at Crystal Palace That's the price on Disney's site which seems awful high for breakfast. Can anyone confirm that is the actual price and does it include tax? __________________

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gabzee DIS Veteran Join Date: Oct 2008 Location: Florida Posts: 1,172	If you call the Disney dining line (1-407-WDW-DINE) and tell them what date you would be eating, where you would be eating, and for what meal, they will tell you the exact price. Of course, this price can change but it will give you a more accurate idea. We will be eating breakfast at Crystal Palace on May 3 and they told me that it would be $24.49 including tax for an adult (I didn't ask about kids since everyone in our group is older than 9). __________________ Gabrielle (20) Twitter: gabzee "You Are Really Going to Take a Picture of That!" A March 2012 TR

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Amy&Dan Huge, huge thongs of them I think Disney's main purpose in life is to drive us all crazy! Feelings are seldom about logic Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Too far from Disney Posts: 15,547	Yes, even if your dates are over a "holiday" pricing period, $36 seems awfully high. __________________ Have stayed at: Poly, OKW, CBR, CSR, POR, POFQ, Pop, ASMO, ASSP, ASMU, BWV, SSR, DLH, GCH & PP. And seven wonderful nights on the Magic! Proud Mom of a United States Marine!

04-30-2012, 05:26 AM	#7
dedex13 Earning My Ears Join Date: Apr 2012 Posts: 52	Ok, I think I get it... since the cost for dinner is over $36 the restaurant is considered to be in the $$$ price range. I hate to use the phone, but I think I'll call just to make sure. __________________

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04-29-2012, 11:14 PM	#6
cigar95 DIS weakest link Join Date: Aug 2000 Location: La Mirada, CA Posts: 2,239	The Disney web site doesn't give prices for buffets - it merely puts each restaurant into one of four ranges. The actual price could be near the low end or the high end or right in the middle. Regrettably, this causes confusion all the time. People see the range "$15.00-$35.99" and think that one is the kids' price and the other the adult price.