Originally Posted By leemac ^^ There's a question! I think you might be thinking of Erich Herbitschek - he is the Austrian Master Pastry Chef at Victoria & Albert's restaurant at the Grand Floridian. I think he usually goes the gingerbread houses. I suspect there are probably a few Germans and Austrians in F&B and hospitality across the company. I don't know anyone else specifically. We did have a German who was the director responsible for F&B at the launch of Hong Kong - Klaus Mager. I believe he is back in Germany now.
Originally Posted By dagobert >>>I think you might be thinking of Erich Herbitschek - he is the Austrian Master Pastry Chef at Victoria & Albert's restaurant at the Grand Floridian. I think he usually goes the gingerbread houses.<<< Yes, I'm talking about him. Thank you very much! I've already found him on the official website. <a href="http://www.victoria-alberts.com/master-pastry-chef.html" target="_blank">http://www.victoria-alberts.co...hef.html</a>
Originally Posted By FerretAfros I've seen a couple interviews with chefs at DL, and they also seem to have some Germans/Austrians. If you want the best product, you need to hire the best people! >>The Kodak deal is currently unaffected by the chapter 11 filing.<< How does it affect the attraction sponsorships? I know that DL's Magic Eye Theater (HISTA/EO) dropped the Kodak sponsorship right around the time that they filed Chapter 11, and I think the Imagination pavilion dropped its sponsorship around that time too.
Originally Posted By u k fan I was asked to take a survey on sponsors once as I left the park. I could remember quite a few general sponsors, but when I was asked about specific attractions I could remember just one. It's hardly any wonder companies don't think it's worth the money. I wonder if food companies would be interested in product placement in Ratatouille?!!!
Originally Posted By dagobert That makes sense. I guess I could name most sponsors, but I'm sure most visitors don't care who sponsors an attraction.
