The closure of a popular World Showcase pavilion, being banished from the newest rides, and fixing snacks that weren’t broken in the first place.
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I use to love going to the Morocco pavillion for dinner and snacks. I haven’t been back to WDW since they closed the pavilion and will wait until it re-opens (if ever) before I go back. We are senior citizens with no children in tow, so we like the quieter areas and the delisuous food that not all kids like.
We use to go about every 2 years, but with the prices going up (even with the military discount), it’s gotten very expensive to go. We have a camper and stay in the campground or sometimes we stay at Shades of Green if we don’t tow the camper to WDW from SC.
I’d have to say I am most bothered by the limited offerings that now have spoiled my favorite restaurants. We used to go to the California Grill way back when Yoshi was the sushi chef. We’d sit at the sushi counter and I’d just have sushi, sometimes having whatever Yoshi decided to make for me. I have zero interest in the other stuff on the menu. We went once during the 50th, but I won’t go back until they return my sushi options.