dpuck1998
<font color=blue>I'm innocent I tell you...innocen
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lol Yeah, that was kinda my point. . .I find it ironic that this particular thread is based on an article that lists as its main--rumored--source. . .yet another DIS thread. lolhttp://www.facebook.com/AllEars.net?ref=ts
They are getting their information from this story: http://www.examiner.com/x-38263-Dis...aurant-rumored-to-upgrade-to-Signature-Dining
As far as i am concerned, this is still a rumor.![]()

Well, much as we like Le Cellier, don't think I'd waste 2 TS credits to have dinner there. It's not THAT good, and it is definitely missing all of the key ingredients that might warrant getting a "signature" status as a 2 TS meal. The menu is not extensive or unusual...the ambiance/decor is not extra special...the location is not spectacular...there's no entertainment. Just because it has limited table-space does not make it a signature experience, IMO.


, lol. It reminds me of that childhood party game "telephone" where the first kids whispers a sentence into the ear of the kid next to him, and that one repeats to the next and so on all the way around the circle of 20 kids. By the time the last kid repeats the sentence, it's usually completely different than what started. Course, with the internet, the party circle is about a million kids
It would be a PR nightmare to assign signature status only to dinner. I assume if they were going to go 2 credits, it'd be for both meals. Otherwise, can you imagine the confusion? And what would it's listing be on the website? Signature (Dinner only). Very very confusing.
Raise the prices, increase the portions, and make it signature for both meals.

Le Cellier (Canada/Epcot) to require 2 Dining Credits (Disney Dining Plan) for dinner only - beginning March 1, 2011. Lunch remains at 1 Dining Credit.
www.allearsnet.com
ahhhhh well at least lunch will still be 1 credit!
