Whispering Canyon Question

[Djali]

We are thinking about eating at Whispering Canyon in December and a couple of us would like to try the all-you-can-eat skillet. Do they let two people eat from the same skillet and if so is each person charged the full price of the skillet? I know that by myself I would not get my money's worth and just wondered if they let you share it. Thanks.

 

[Kami]

The skillet is unlimited so you cannot share it.

 

[dallastxcpa]

The charge for the skillet is by person and there is no sharing. And yes you are right for most people there is just no way to get your moneys worth. I will say that there are many delicous choices on the menu. If you have a group of 4 adults I would suggest ordering an appetizer or two and then two to three entrees and everyone sharing. This will be a better deal and you will get to sample a wide variety.

Don't forget to order the bottomless milk shake. Now that's one that is worth trying to get your money's worth out of.

 

[Princess Jenny]

I just wanted to say that is our favorite place to eat in Disney. Also the best dessert we had the whole time on vacation

What ever you decide to get, im sure you will love it.

 

[wifey]

We had the skillet last summer and we shared it between the two of us It was delicious I wonder if we got to share because we were not on the DDP Maybe they changed the rules since then.

 

[biscuitgirl]

Also the best dessert we had the whole time on vacation

Which dessert are you referring to?

 

[HappyDznyCamper]

We had the skillet last summer and we shared it between the two of us:confused3 It was delicious I wonder if we got to share because we were not on the DDP Maybe they changed the rules since then.

Generally if more than one person at the table orders the skillet a large family size will be brought out and refilled as needed, everyone who eats off the skillet is charged the same amount. If only one person orders the skillet, then proceeds to share it with others, it is likley they could be charged for everyone eating off the skillet. Does that make sense?

 

[danielle782001]

Generally if more than one person at the table orders the skillet a large family size will be brought out and refilled as needed, everyone who eats off the skillet is charged the same amount. If only one person orders the skillet, then proceeds to share it with others, it is likley they could be charged for everyone eating off the skillet. Does that make sense?

Everyone at the table can share it...And it you will share from the same platter if you want the skillet...But everyone that eats from it will be charged the same amount of money or charged 1 credit on the plan...Does not matter how much or little you eat...You will be charged if you eat from it unless you are under the age of three.