When it comes to dining at Walt Disney World, the most magical places on earth have a reputation for truly delicious food. Whether it’s a snack, a quick meal, or full table service for breakfast, lunch or dinner. Disney has a reputation for serving great food for all price ranges and all types of meals. Some of the guests who visit don’t have the best food yet still pay high prices. As a result, many people wonder whether the food is worth it.
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Recently, a woman named Marlene visited Disney World’s Magic Kingdom Park. She Marlene was hungry, so she decided to stop by her popular Columbia Harbor house. Columbia Harbor House (Quick Her Service Restaurant) is located in Liberty Square and is known for serving delicious seafood in a relaxed setting. Marlene decided to get the most popular item on the menu, her lobster roll.
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According to Disney, Columbia Harbor House’s lobster rolls are “chilled lobster served with mayonnaise on New England-style bread and served with french fries.” The lobster roll isn’t the cheapest item on the menu, he’s $16.99 before tax. Based on the photos Disney provided, Marlene should have expected a decadent lobster-stuffed hot dog bun.
Marlene shared the following photo with Inside the Magic.
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According to Marlene, when she saw what she was being offered, she was quick to complain to cast members. Her cast members provided her with additional sandwiches along with her first sandwich, but she said the serving was just as bad.
This isn’t the first time Disney has been accused of keeping prices high while cutting some. I was sharing a photo of One photo showed a bowl of pasta with very little pasta and very little sauce. Another user shared a portion of the 2020 Disney fries compared to the same 2021 fries order.
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Disney has said these issues with the food guests are receiving are simply due to supply chain issues. It said it was looking at ways to reduce costs, including changing vendors. So it remains to be seen if this is really a supply chain issue or if it’s becoming the new normal for Disney.
Have you noticed a change in Disney food quality and portion size?
