'Ohana is ridiculus and I blame the Disney dining plan

[Disneylover99]

BOG is $55 and 2 credits, arguably a very poor use of dining plan credits, but if that one can be 2 credits, then there is no reason 'Ohana can't be. Poly is the only deluxe resort with no signature dining option (although WL is losing theirs) so I don't think it would be far fetched to make 'Ohana 2 credits. And I agree with the OP, that it would definitely ease up on the level of difficulty in getting an ADR and Le Cellier lunch is definitely a prime example of that.

When BOG became a signature, it also became a price fixed menu for all. That was a huge change and a big price increase for everyone. When Le Cellier became a signature, prices went up substantially for everyone.

Right now, Akershus at 1 TS credit per person is over $60 per person for dinner. You can bet that they won't just slap on a 2 credit ddp entitlement at Ohana without a substantial price increase for all.

 

[Nancyg56]

It already has gone up to $60.

I thought that I had seen that. It will increase at least one more time in the near future.

 

[GillianP1301]

It already has gone up to $60.

Website still says $55, not that the website is not known for having errors...

 

[Moliphino]

Website still says $55, not that the website is not known for having errors...

I see $60.

"This 3-course dining experience is $60 for adults (ages 10 and up) and $36 for children (ages 3 to 9). Tax and gratuity are not included. If using a dining plan, the prix fixe dinner will require 2 table-service meal entitlements per person."

 

[Texans_loyal]

I don't think it's even worth 1 credit...

 

[ErinsMommy]

Le Cellier is not an easy reservation to get (maybe first thing in the morning at the 180 day mark). On the other hand 'Ohana is not worth 2 credits IMO and even if they made it 2 credits and improved the menu, I would be it would still sell out and be hard to find (like BOG)