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$300 for breakfast?

$300 for breakfast?


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How much is an exclusive pre-park opening breakfast worth to you?  Would you pay $50?  $100?  How about $300?

Disneyland Jungle Cruise offering $300 breakfast

From September 21 through December 2, 2015 Disneyland will test a new Jungle Cruise Sunrise Safari Breakfast .  The breakfast begins at 5:30am, so you’ll receive some exclusive pre-opening time in the park, but is it worth the high price tag?

As your journey begins, you’ll meet your safari guide and make your way into the African savannah. There you’ll dine on a wild assortment of unique breakfast favorites inspired by the jungle diet of the rare “brunching tiger,” including fresh pastries, exotic fruit & chia parfaits, glazed pork belly bacon, pan-seared sausage and roasted gold potato & onion hash along with an assortment of juices, freshly brewed coffee and specialty teas.

After your feast is finished, your guide will escort you back to civilization in time for a private ride on the Jungle Cruise to hone your skipper skills before the park opens to the public.

To certify these brave explorers as officially unofficial Jungle Cruise skippers, each Guest will receive a special Tribal Mask keepsake to commemorate their adventure.

Price

$300 per Guest, includes tax and gratuity. No discounts may be applied.

When I first glanced at a Jungle Cruise themed breakfast in Disneyland during my upcoming trip, I was very excited, until I saw the price point of $300!  That’s what it will cost me for a 4 day park hopper pass.  I just couldn’t bring myself to purchase this.  Reservations are extremely limited and are now being accepted. Make yours here.  I’ll just wait for the Jungle Cruise themed restaurant to open in Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom.

Would you book this for your trip?

 

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Krystal

Saturday 5th of September 2015

You must be out of your mind, maybe if your Warren Buffet. As for me no thank you, I'll pass.

Corey

Saturday 5th of September 2015

The food cost could easily be justified for perhaps $30 of the cost and the mask perhaps $60-100 depending on the quality and size. So is another $200 worth it to eat out IN the attraction as well as pilot one of the boats with a skipper one on one? For some I would say yes.

Kevin

Friday 4th of September 2015

I gagged at the $150 cost for the Star Wars Breakfast, but decided it was worth it for a special event... and that was for my family of 3! $300 per person is ludicrous.

christennhc

Friday 4th of September 2015

Disney is getting a little ridiculous with their pricing. The Force Friday thing may finally have shown Disney we're not all ready to give them all of our money...

kennythepirate

Friday 4th of September 2015

I never even promoted Force Friday because it was just a monster money grab / Ebayers delight

Amanda

Friday 4th of September 2015

This is a really cool idea, but certainly not worth $300 each. I would say $100 would be appropriate (not that I would pay $100, but it would be MUCH more reasonable).

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