Disneyland Resort Rolls Out Resort-wide Dining Price Increases
Last week Disney rolled out dining price increases throughout Disneyland Resort. Most entrees were increased by 50 cents, while some items such as Plaza Inn’s Pot Roast, wen’t up by as much as $1.
Some notable price increases include:
- Large Fountain Soda, resort-wide – $3.69 (up from $3.49)
- Corn Dog, Little Red Wagon and Corn Dog Castle – $7.69 (up from $6.69)
- Cheeseburger with fries, from Tomorrowland Terrace, Taste Pilots Grill, and others – $9.99 (up from $9.49)
- Chicken Breast Nuggets, Golden Horseshoe and Stage Door Cafe – $9.49 (up from $8.99)
- Whole Fruit, Disneyland fruit carts – $1.99 (up from $1.79)
- Single scoop of ice cream, Gibson Girl and Clarabelle’s – $4.19 (up from $3.99)
- Turkey Leg, resort-wide – $9.99 (up from $9.79)
- Beef Skewers, Bengal Barbecue – $4.49 (up from $4.19)
There are dozens of other price increases so I won’t bore you by listing them all here. Our Disneyland dining menu database has been updated so be sure to check it out if you’re curious about a specific menu item going up in price.
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Wow, $1 increase on the corn dogs? Yikes!
Some of the food increases kind of make sense… I mean a burger and fries for $10 is not unreasonable.
But, on the Coke front, I heard that Coke gives them the product FOR FREE in exchange for Coke being the only soft drink offered in their parks. Is that true? And if so, my gosh, they are making serious margins on the soda… let alone to raise the price.
On fountain soda any restaurant makes a high margin of profit though. The average glass of soda costs maybe 15 cents using soda machines. Disney has us trapped there much like a movie theatre. And since we are by and large addicted to the stuff we usually ending paying. I pick up a six pack before I go and enjoy my Dr. Pepper in relative cheapness and happiness.
Yes, disney gets all of its coke product for free in exchange for free advertising and being the only distributor in the parks. Also if you’re a cast member the same food is available “backstage” and a tremendous reduction, like 6$ for a whole meal. A way to get em is go to town hall , tell them the stroller you rented was taken a d it had your sweater or jacket on it (a certificate will be given for a free one) or the balloons that have mickey in them, tell them it floated away.