Originally Posted By -em >>So ... the least expensive INDIVIDUAL pizza is $15<< Yikes- Makes my large frozen triple meat pizza for 3.75 seem like a steal... >>Yep. Disney sure knows the market.<< No comment >>Maybe when they start begging CMs to come in at 40% off, I'll wrangle me up one and try it!<< Thats about when I'll be able to afford to go...
Originally Posted By 999HAUNTS A $15 pizza really isn't that expensive in comparison if you consider they are $12 at any local restaurant like Olive Garden or BJ's.
Originally Posted By Ex Cast Member ok, So how long before we know what the DDP details are...come on, release the info.
Originally Posted By LadyandtheTramp "A $15 pizza really isn't that expensive in comparison if you consider they are $12 at any local restaurant like Olive Garden or BJ's. " According to the Olive Garden website, their pizza (with up to 4 toppings) is $10.50, and that includes unlimited soup or unlimited salad. The $15 individual pizza in comparison is out of line.
Originally Posted By Kennesaw Tom I think it's great that if I get a pizza fix and I'm in EPCOT then I don't have to run over to the Magic Kingdom to get pizza. On the other hand at those prices it looks like I will continue frequent Pizzaria Uno accross the street from Downtown Disney at the Crossroads shopping center.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 >> Me too.... Might make ressies. Who needs Mexico! << You'll be better off! I just want VBDAD to go there, and get a pizza. I'll trust anybody from Chicago to tell me if their Pizza is good or not. --- oooh how I tried- my last day in WDW was 8/2- and I was in EPCOT almot every day near the end trying to see if there was a soft opening. One day- maybe the 30th? they had an event there- suits from Disney..I tried to weasel my way into that event and was not given admittance. I really want to try this as it sounds very good..and I do like my pizza.
Originally Posted By vbdad55 <<I just want VBDAD to go there, and get a pizza. I'll trust anybody from Chicago to tell me if their Pizza is good or not.>> But don't Chicagoans detest pizza that is not of the deep dish variety? oh so not true -- many Chicagoan's prefer thin crust pizza-- if you ever watch Dineers, Drive ins and Dives on the food channel one of Guy's favorite stops is in my old neighborhood- at a place called Vito and Nicks ( in his cookbook also) where the specialty is and always has been thin crust ( they don't even make thick crust) - piled high with toppings <a href="http://www.vitoandnick.com/" target="_blank">http://www.vitoandnick.com/</a> So while those heart attacks on a plate have their place here - it is at major chains like Lou Malnati's and Gino's East- in the neighborhoods you'd be hard pressed to find anything but thin crust
Originally Posted By vbdad55 So ... the least expensive INDIVIDUAL pizza is $15 Yep. Disney sure knows the market. Maybe when they start begging CMs to come in at 40% off, I'll wrangle me up one and try it! ~Not Pizza Hut! Not Reality, Either!~ a good - thin crust pizza anywhere in Chicagoland from a real pizzeria - thin crust- piled high with toppings and real cheese- fresh ingredients not canned etc.-- small $12 Medium $15 Large $18-20 depending on toppings-- not that garbage they call pizza from piizahut or dominoes or any of those disgusting things -- you can have one of those for much less- but a real pizza costs about that price range-- sometimes spirit the real thing costs - and not just in CHicago -- NY- St Louis any city with Italian neighborhoods where they make a pie that will put a smile on ones face-- as opposed to gas in ones stomach
