WCC lunch - comments pls

[angelkk]

We ate at WCC (dinner) two years ago, at that time our DD3 enjoyed the kids activity (parade) and the "Ketchup" thing a lot

We will be back to the world in March and DH was hoping to have lunch at WCC instead of dinner. Can someone pls tell us if there are any difference in food, atmosphere, fun etc - lunch vs. dinner?

Thanks!

 

[penel3]

My recollection from taking my then 5 year old (3 years ago) for lunch, there were no festivities, no ketchup screaming, no horsie rides. Even the food menu was slightly different, I remember we ordered the all u can eat skillet but it didn't come with the same meats on it. Your daughter might not enjoy it and be quite dissapointed.

 

[ABCanada]

We have gone for lunch a couple of times and there were activities both times. Check allears.net for the menu differences. I believe the main differences are price, a lot less for lunch (we generally do not do DP so this matters), no shrimp on skillet.

 

[k&a&c'smom]

We just ate at WCC a couple weeks ago for dinner, and there wasn't shrimp on the dinner skillet, either! I don't know when there was shrimp offered, but we didn't get it and it wasn't listed on the menu. We had ribs, chicken, pulled pork and brisket.

I just wanted to throw that out there, in case any readers went for dinner expecting shrimp.

To the OP: We've gone to WCC for both lunch and dinner, and while lunch is quieter (I think due to less diners), it is usually still fun.