I love Disney and always will, but NONE of their food it’s worth their prices. Yes I can enjoy a rave about characters meals, but I’m paying for the interaction, for the memory me and my kids are making, not for the nothing special micky waffle.
Mmmyep, this--though for me, the big reason I get excited about food at WDW is just that I can have whatever I want. I don't restrict myself on diet when I'm on vacation and there's a lot more variety available there than at home, without having to do any cooking. So I enjoy eating around the World...but when you look at any one meal it's always possible to think of somewhere you could have gotten something just as good or better outside of Disney property. Tbh that's one reason I don't go in for steak or burgers at WDW; those two things are very easy to come by in high quality here in Montana, so eating at a theme park steakhouse in Florida feels like automatic bad value to me. But that's totally subjective, just like all this discussion of "value" in each person's eyes.
BOG by farrrr. The place is cool and meeting beast is nice but the food when i went was gross and im not a picky eater, and beast cant interact much so really not worth it. I would go back for lunch because its cheaper just for the dinning rooms decor though
Man, I want to want to go to BOG for dinner. I like the idea of it being a bit calmer and more atmospheric than lunch, and the menu does appeal to me at least on paper...but at its current price point I just can't quite justify it. It just isn't
quite within the realm of what I'll pay for that particular experience. I loved BOG lunch in 2015, though (we actually hunted down a second reservation for it because we liked it so much the first time), so I guess lunch it is for me! The breakfast has always sounded massively overpriced to me. I know people book it PPO for early access to rides, but I just can't justify that one to myself, either.
I can't remember any particular ones from WDW over the years, but as for worst value on a Disney trip that I can remember: all of the counter service meals in
Disneyland Paris. All of them. There were decent snacks to be found here and there (I drank so many tasty coffees and ate so many crepes), but the counter service meals themselves were uniformly unappealing, overpriced, and required waiting in excessively long lines. I actually under-ate for the first time ever on a Disney trip just because I couldn't work up the motivation to wait in line for something I wouldn't even like. The two buffets I did there were great, though--that's the trick to it, I guess. Next time I go I'm going to get the dining plan so I'll have a buffet credit to use every day.
