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The Disney Food Blog has posted a review of T-Rex at Downtown Disney...

http://www.disneyfoodblog.com/2014/07/13/review-t-rex-at-walt-disney-worlds-downtown-disney/

 

Some excerpts...

 

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Beverage Menu — Click to Enlarge

 

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Category 5 Table Tent

 

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Cotton-Tini Menu — Click to Enlarge

 

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Lava Tomato Basil Soup

 

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Megalosaurus Mozzarella

 

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Bronto Burger

 

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Cretaceous Chicken Fried Steak

 

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Wooly Mammoth Chicken

 

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Neanderthal New York Strip

 

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Chocolate Extinction

 

We've been in the store here, and made "Build-a-Dinos" once, but have never eaten here.  I have heard that it's very LOUD.  Has anyone here got any experiences to share?

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We were just there a week or so ago. The food was decent chain-restaurant quality. A bit expensive for what it is, but we expected that being at Downtown Disney and figured we were paying for the experience.

There is a play area just inside to the right. My son didn't like the feeling of the "sand"/pebbles and was overwhelmed by everything at first. Daughter enjoyed it. I made the mistake of walking in it in my sandals and picked same out from my toes for hours. Son ultimately loved the decorations and animatronic dinosaurs.

I wouldn't want to be in the blue/ice room as the lights were either always blue or red. My wife didn't want us in the ocean part as she wanted our son to see dinosaurs as he expected them (giant lizards vs. water animals).

For the beer drinkers, the difference between a small and large beer is a dollar and you get 6-more ounces (or so said our waitress).

All said, son liked it enough that we would go back.

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I agree with Kelly, it can be loud (it's ran by the same parent company as Rainforest) however, kind-of expected with the theme.   I do think their portions are large, but still pretty expensive.  Tom and I usually share a burger (with fries) and a salad and our two kids get their own kid's meal....last time I think we paid around $46 w/tip and tax (that was with Tom and I drinking water).   

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I've got a kid with sensory issues....don't think this would work for us.  We ate at Rainforest many years ago and it was a disaster. 

 

Anyone with sensory issues, would have a tough time at either restaurant.  Heck, even without sensory issues, these places can be a bit tough to take ;)

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AND... Plans changed. Now eating at Wilderness Lodge for their family style dinner so she tells me. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

 

Well that's a different thread, but we still want to hear about it!  :)

Also doing breakfast at the Boardwalk Beach Club (is it?). I'll post after our day of Disney dining.

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