Sharks Underwater Grill

[HeatherN]

I hope I didn't offend anyone by my post.I was just trying to say what our experience was.It probably did make a big difference that we were in the room to the side.It did have cheap plastic chairs and tables and it just seemed very "no frills" for the price we were paying.We could hardly see the sharks at all.I don't mind paying the price but felt like it was a kind of Ho-hum place for the cost.It was a let down.Maybe next time we could request the main room.

 

[mistymouse5001]

I hope I didn't offend anyone by my post.I was just trying to say what our experience was.It probably did make a big difference that we were in the room to the side.It did have cheap plastic chairs and tables and it just seemed very "no frills" for the price we were paying.We could hardly see the sharks at all.I don't mind paying the price but felt like it was a kind of Ho-hum place for the cost.It was a let down.Maybe next time we could request the main room.

I'm glad this is posted! I want to take my ds5. If it isn't really that great,
I'll save my money for something at Disney! That seems like alot of money for chicken fingers and fries. Anywho sorry it was less than wonderful. I expected they would have really doted on your family!

 

[Jason71]

I'll save my money for something at Disney! That seems like alot of money for chicken fingers and fries.

I can assure you, outside of the children's menu, which is far from $25 a person, it's not "chicken fingers and fries." The adult menu is very high-end--they don't even cop out (like, for example, Bistro de Paris) and put a $12 buger on there for the picky eaters. With the exception of World Showcase, the food is a step-above any of the in-park restaurants at WDW (hotels are another story, of course).