How does an adult dine at Ariels grotto in CA ad at disneyland?
Posted on January 26th, 2010 by admin
Cause im trying to figure this out for tomorrow before I am dumbstruck with the bill.
Ariel’s Grotto is what they call "prix fixe", which is French for "fixed price". You pick items from a menu. Last time I checked, it was $36 per adult, less for kids. It’s only $34 if you eat outside. First course is fruit, salad, and bread for all to share. Second course is an entree (I like the tri-tip or the chicken, but feel free to choose what you like). Then you get a dessert to share. So you just go in, and the only real choice to make is the entree. Then you pay your $35 per person, PLUS tip (15%, or 18% for parties of 8 or more). That’s about $45 per adult.
Bring a portable defibrillator.
January 26th, 2010 at 12:35 pm
Ariel’s Grotto is what they call "prix fixe", which is French for "fixed price". You pick items from a menu. Last time I checked, it was $36 per adult, less for kids. It’s only $34 if you eat outside. First course is fruit, salad, and bread for all to share. Second course is an entree (I like the tri-tip or the chicken, but feel free to choose what you like). Then you get a dessert to share. So you just go in, and the only real choice to make is the entree. Then you pay your $35 per person, PLUS tip (15%, or 18% for parties of 8 or more). That’s about $45 per adult.
Bring a portable defibrillator.
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Annual Passholder, weekly visitor