kimberlym4
<font color=green>I guess it pays to have low expe
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This had been our family's favorite restaurant on our last trip 2 years ago. However, we just returned from our trip and were not as pleased.
The hostess mumbled something as she sat us on Friday and then said "is this alright". I said "sure" thinking every seat is a good one as the restaurant revolves. Apparently, she had mumbled that the floor was broken (can you believe I didn't even notice!) Our view was of the podium and the people milling about so we requested a different table and after a short wait were seated a bit further back. The waitress said it had been 3 weeks since the floor broke - the manager told us 4 days. Either way, it was a disappointment to book the revolving restaurant only to have it not revolve! I joked with the waitress about the meals being discounted since the "ride" was broken.
It was more annoying though when the bill arrived as the prices for the meal were not on the menu and the All Ears menu (updated February, 2008) is apparently already outdated. Instead of $28.99 for adults and $13.99 for kids we were charged $32.99 for the adults and $15.99 for the child. On top of that the food was only so-so. We enjoyed the chicken and potatoes but the flank steak and catfish was not good.
What was VERY good was the character interaction. Mickey, Pluto, Chip and Dale were all at our table more than once. Pluto's antics had my 8 year old laughing hysterically. However, even with this great interaction I wouldn't pay thaat much money to eat here again - especially if the darn thing doesn't revolve!
The hostess mumbled something as she sat us on Friday and then said "is this alright". I said "sure" thinking every seat is a good one as the restaurant revolves. Apparently, she had mumbled that the floor was broken (can you believe I didn't even notice!) Our view was of the podium and the people milling about so we requested a different table and after a short wait were seated a bit further back. The waitress said it had been 3 weeks since the floor broke - the manager told us 4 days. Either way, it was a disappointment to book the revolving restaurant only to have it not revolve! I joked with the waitress about the meals being discounted since the "ride" was broken.
It was more annoying though when the bill arrived as the prices for the meal were not on the menu and the All Ears menu (updated February, 2008) is apparently already outdated. Instead of $28.99 for adults and $13.99 for kids we were charged $32.99 for the adults and $15.99 for the child. On top of that the food was only so-so. We enjoyed the chicken and potatoes but the flank steak and catfish was not good.
What was VERY good was the character interaction. Mickey, Pluto, Chip and Dale were all at our table more than once. Pluto's antics had my 8 year old laughing hysterically. However, even with this great interaction I wouldn't pay thaat much money to eat here again - especially if the darn thing doesn't revolve!
