Restaurant pricing

[irish dancer]

Where is the best place to get up to date restaurant pricing? I've checked Allears.net, is that the most current/reliable? Just trying to decide on some meals for our June trip and cost will determine how many TS we will budget for.

Thanks!

 

[chocovrdmicears]

You can use the Dining Menus here - just click on the *Dining* link above and it should bring you to all the current menus - Based on the dates the ones here seem to be updated more frequently.

 

[irish dancer]

You can use the Dining Menus here - just click on the *Dining* link above and it should bring you to all the current menus - Based on the dates the ones here seem to be updated more frequently.

Thanks! Only issue is a lot of the restaurants we're considering are buffets and the pricing here just gives a range (ie. $15-$35.99). While I can imagine the low end is kids pricing I would like something a little more specific.

Any other sites??

 

[twokids0204]

Where is the best place to get up to date restaurant pricing? I've checked Allears.net, is that the most current/reliable? Just trying to decide on some meals for our June trip and cost will determine how many TS we will budget for.

Thanks!

The official Disney site has some menu's in PDF.

They are the actual - most current menu's.

 

[twokids0204]

Thanks! Only issue is a lot of the restaurants we're considering are buffets and the pricing here just gives a range (ie. $15-$35.99). While I can imagine the low end is kids pricing I would like something a little more specific.

Any other sites??

allears.net does have actual pricing.

They also put the date of the last update...

i.e. Biergarten in allears.net says Aug 2011

Lunch - Adult $27.68; Child 3-9 $14.99 includes tax NOT gratuity
Dinner - Adult $39.40; Child 3-9 $19.16 includes tax NOT gratuity

 

[irish dancer]

The official Disney site has some menu's in PDF.

They are the actual - most current menu's.

Just found those! Thanks, they are great!

allears.net does have actual pricing.

They also put the date of the last update...

i.e. Biergarten in allears.net says Aug 2011

Lunch - Adult $27.68; Child 3-9 $14.99 includes tax NOT gratuity
Dinner - Adult $39.40; Child 3-9 $19.16 includes tax NOT gratuity

Think I'll just use them too, gives a pretty good ballpark pricing. Nothing is probably going to be exact especially this far in advance.

 

[DrDoofenshmirtz]

Disney also tends to raise the prices on the buffets by a couple of dollars during busier times of the year (midsummer, Christmas week, etc).

My advice to OP is to try and figure a rough food budget, and not try to figure it out to the penny. Prices change fairly frequently. The easiest option of course (assuming you have a MYW package) is to get on the DDP. That way, you'll know exactly what your spending.

 

[Cafeen]

For buffet pricing, AllEars is pretty much it. Do note that normally they have included tax and the holiday surcharge included and just because it says "Updated xxxx" doesn't mean every piece was updated then.

The price ranges on Disney's site are NOT the range for that particular restaurant. They are the ranges in which the adult dinner entrees sit. These ranges group together different restaurants, and they have them conveniently setup so that most of the normal restaurants fall into one of two categories.

 

[irish dancer]

Disney also tends to raise the prices on the buffets by a couple of dollars during busier times of the year (midsummer, Christmas week, etc).

My advice to OP is to try and figure a rough food budget, and not try to figure it out to the penny. Prices change fairly frequently. The easiest option of course (assuming you have a MYW package) is to get on the DDP. That way, you'll know exactly what your spending.

Ah, the lovely "holiday pricing". I'm definitely not looking to get it to the penny, just looking for ballparks I figure if I check prices w/out the addt'l cost they'll all go up the same as I think it's a flat fee.

No MYW package as we're DVC and with all 3 kids now "adults" I don't think we'll go the DDP route. Will run the numbers but doubt it'll be economical for us, we're only looking to do 2-3 TS, some CS, some off-site and some in villa.

For buffet pricing, AllEars is pretty much it. Do note that normally they have included tax and the holiday surcharge included and just because it says "Updated xxxx" doesn't mean every piece was updated then.

The price ranges on Disney's site are NOT the range for that particular restaurant. They are the ranges in which the adult dinner entrees sit. These ranges group together different restaurants, and they have them conveniently setup so that most of the normal restaurants fall into one of two categories.

Wow, I didn't know that Disney's site did that but now that I check a few places they all have the same price range and I know they vary.