Price increases

[jon18uk]

Just eaten a Bounty Platter at Roaring Fork and it's now $11.49 up from $9.99. Pancakes now $8.99 from $6.99.

 

[Nancyg56]

This has been an ongoing occurance this year. Incremental increases across the Disney board.

 

[davedmaine]

Please only post when Disney doesn't raise restaurant prices. That would be more surprising.

 

[jillt2ph]

This is probably in response to the new discounts given to AP holders!

 

[BuzzyBelle]

Ugh I didn't even think of that. I was excited to see some QS options included in the discount and thinking we were actually going to save a few bucks off our resort breakfast days. Counting chickens before they hatched I guess. Disney giveth and they taketh away

 

[tyandskyesmom]

We noticed it in July when we did a non-DDP trip and we were hit with prices for the first time in a long time (other than all my research using online menus)...almost $10 for a pre-made, pre-packaged cold sandwich is out of line!

 

[jillt2ph]

I think long and hard before getting dessert at a TS place now when paying OOP. Most of them are in the area of $9 now! I would rather go to B&C and get my Milky Way Sundae if I am spending that much

 

[Sargeant Tibbs]

I think long and hard before getting dessert at a TS place now when paying OOP. Most of them are in the area of $9 now! I would rather go to B&C and get my Milky Sundae if I am spending that much

There's only one dessert I'm willing to shell out money on next trip...I just gotta try that coconut bar at Skipper Canteen.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Just eaten a Bounty Platter at Roaring Fork and it's now $11.49 up from $9.99. Pancakes now $8.99 from $6.99.

1) So, what is the point?
2) Like anywhere else, Disney does raise prices.
3) So, this should not be a surprise.

 

[jon18uk]

1) So, what is the point?
2) Like anywhere else, Disney does raise prices.
3) So, this should not be a surprise.

Just news for anyone planning a trip that the annual (or twice annual?) price changes are taking place.

If anyone is planning and budgeting they might find news of 15% increases helpful.

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Just news for anyone planning a trip that the annual (or twice annual?) price changes are taking place.

1) I am getting much too old.
2) I can remember . . .
. . . when penny candy was a penny
. . . when a buccaneer was a good price for corn
. . . when I had long hair and not longing for hair
. . . when I needed a KEG and not an EKG
. . . when Disney price increases were only once-per-year

 

[manning]

Please only post when Disney doesn't raise restaurant prices. That would be more surprising.

Here's a list of restaurants with price decrease/not raising:
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[Jrits]

Where can I find current prices?

 

[TheRustyScupper]

Where can I find current prices?

Go Here for EXACT Prices of Dinner Shows, Buffets, Character, AYCTE >>> WDW Buffet Prices

 

[luvpooh]

Of course Disney raises prices, but a one-time increase of 15-30%? Seems steep to me.

Unless I'm misunderstanding that the prices did not go directly from the one to the other as quoted above, and there were incremental changes over a longer period of time?

 

[JohnDaleswife]

Our next trip we will be eating off site a lot more. Our lunches we will do in the parks.

 

[Farro]

Just an aside - we just went to Dollywood over the weekend, prices there are also high. We paid $20 for a "hearty harvest sausage skillet", it was a small bowl of mostly potatoes/onions and I found one piece of sausage!
And no variety to speak of...fried, greasy, gravy - okay but heavy!

Have to say, made me appreciate Disney's variety of food.

 

[smcabee]

The Mouse giveith see the AP 20% discount and the Mouse taketh away see the increase in food prices.