MissKristinaLianne
... I wish I was in WDW> RIGHT NOWWW!
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We are a couple in our 20s travelling to the world on July 29th... we have one HS day.
I've been to the World serveral times and Sci-Fi has always been a favourite. Last time I dined there was in 2007. Food wasn't great and neither was the selection... I think we shared two starter dishes and milkshakes. I have been hearing a lot about the 50's Prime Time (and the menu looks a lot better).
I know 50's Prime Time is supposed to be more of an "experience"... yet I've had seen conflicting reports on that. Can anyone shed some light on this? Suggestions and comments would be appreciated!
I've been to the World serveral times and Sci-Fi has always been a favourite. Last time I dined there was in 2007. Food wasn't great and neither was the selection... I think we shared two starter dishes and milkshakes. I have been hearing a lot about the 50's Prime Time (and the menu looks a lot better).
I know 50's Prime Time is supposed to be more of an "experience"... yet I've had seen conflicting reports on that. Can anyone shed some light on this? Suggestions and comments would be appreciated!

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Country cooking is what I love. The roast beef is gooood but the fried chicken is very good. As for as the wait staff, they can be very good at picking up the signals that we the customers give off. A simple look and shake of the head is usually all it takes. At least for me that is. I had a DD get sick and not feeling to good and the waitress picked up on it real quick and was still a good waitress.
Hot, tired, and hungry at WDW, the experience was frustrating and required alot of energy. We have not been back. Sci Fi, on the other hand, has been on our annual trip dining list for decades
Thanks to everyone for the replies!
We just love the atmosphere and the food.