Wednesday 21 September 2022 11:05 PM Disney World guests choke on costs of resort restaurant where dinner runs $625 ... trends now
Disney World guests say the theme parks exclusive $625 per person restaurant is an attempt to drive out the middle class for a 'wealthy only' environment.
The extravagant Victoria & Albert's restaurant at the Orlando, Florida park just reopened with new prices skyrocketing by a few hundred.
Their menu advises prices are above $60 per person - but the overall price will depend on the desired tasting and wine menu that can send prices to more than $1,000 for two guests.
'I was excited to possibly do this for my engagement dinner in December, but $295 pre-tax [and] tip and alcohol is just sadly too much for a young person on a somewhat budget,' one person wrote on Reddit.
Another person added: 'This price jump is to keep the messy middle class out,' one person wrote. 'Me being the poor bad cattle class.'
Guests can choose one of three dining experiences that vary by price. The most expensive choice is dubbed, Chef's Table, that includes about 10 courses for $425 per head, according to All Ears
Alcohol paired with the meal adds another whopping $200 to the bill. Minus tax and tip that is already $625 per person.
The extravagant Victoria & Albert's restaurant at the Orlando, Florida park just reopened in summer for the first time since the pandemic
Guests were excited for the fancy restaurant to reopen but were shocked to see the costs had increased by hundreds
Guests can choose one of three dining experiences that vary by price. The least expensive price is $295 per head while the most expensive is $425. Alcohol costs an additional $200
Tip and tax aren't attached to the listed price of food and drinks - which can mean the total bill can reach $625 per person
Some were shocked to hear how high the prices have jumped and joked the restaurant is attempting to kick out the middle class
Others recalled their pleasant experience at the restaurant and the unique atmosphere
Guest dining in the restaurants exclusive room called the, Queen Victoria's Room, can indulge in a 10-course meal starting at $375 per head and another $200 for alcohol.
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