Cost of food at Disneyland
Dec 1st, 2010, 09:41 PM
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It's not as bad as at some of the other theme parks...and there is "Downtown Disney" a short walk away with many chain eateries.
Last time I was there a couple of years ago, drinks were about $3 to $4, burgers in the $7 to $8 range, and things like "chicken fingers" or greasy fish and chips were $10-$12.
For two of you it shouldn't be too bad, with a family the $4 soft drinks and $4 ice cream bars and $6 kettle korns really can add up by the end of the day.
Last time I was there a couple of years ago, drinks were about $3 to $4, burgers in the $7 to $8 range, and things like "chicken fingers" or greasy fish and chips were $10-$12.
For two of you it shouldn't be too bad, with a family the $4 soft drinks and $4 ice cream bars and $6 kettle korns really can add up by the end of the day.
Dec 2nd, 2010, 02:40 AM
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Also depends on whether you are talking a full service meal or a quick counter service (fast food) meal. At a sit down meal the price can easily sit a family of two $75 bucks.
If you go to allears.net you can see a menu of each restaurant and the prices.
If you go to allears.net you can see a menu of each restaurant and the prices.
Dec 2nd, 2010, 12:51 PM
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At the self-serve places $10 to $13 plus tax gets you a main course. In Disneyland, try River Belle Terrace, Rancho del Zocalo, Plaza Inn, and Harbour Galley (good $10 salmon salad, new menu). In the Cal Adventure side, for full service Wine Country Trattoria; or fast serve I like the rice bowls at Lucky Fortune (tofu/Korean is a good combo) and the edamame snack $3. Good beers at the truck at the Pacific Wharf.
Whitewater Snacks in the Grand Californian good spot for a quick, cooked to order sandwich.
Whitewater Snacks in the Grand Californian good spot for a quick, cooked to order sandwich.
