NOTE: If you have the dining plan, you can also pick up a pamphlet from guest services that will list what options are available with the 2021 meal plan. That being said it's still probably easier to just look at the FAQ on your phone, at least in my opinion. Link is in the description of the video or you can just go to the meal plan page on the parks website and scroll down.
@@AndresHernandez-ow3tb That part I don't know. I only know KI does it because one of my friends texted me about it after the video went up lol. I wasn't aware of it because you have to go ask for it so I hadn't seen them around.
Larosas at KI, especially at Rivertown, is certainly better than outside larosas. It’s not just you. I personally think it’s because they use a rolling oven that lets the pep and cheese cook a little longer, while the stand alone restaurants I believe use a stationary oven.
It seems like the meal plan would only be good for people who plan to make many visits to the park over the season. However if you plan on going a ton you could just eat before you go or afterwards since you don't necessarily need to stay for an entire day. I guess it would be worth it if you don't want to leave the park to eat
Totally agree. We went without for years, but we often stay for a long while and it got to be a pain leaving the park to get food. Also we have kids so when we take them we sometimes just redeem our meal plans to get them something to eat, and it really helps because they get hungry after a couple hours of walking around and riding things there.
New Ceder fair platnum pass member here. Right now I got the just the pass may get the drink. The food is A-little high. I like the one day food plan. It’s $35 but all u can eat. Wait 90 min between
I don't stop paying for this year's season pass until next sep 6th so I'm a bit hesitant to start paying the next one already. Last year I only got the drink pass but it was definitely a good choice for me. I'm a little scared to go for the meal plan bc of the price tag but I'm sure if I did the math its also a no brainer. I have four parks in "reasonable" vacinity to me so it's not like I won't and haven't been eating there regularly.
I mean even if you waited until after you were done paying your current passes it'll still likely be cheaper than it will be if you did it right before the season started. I have to say though I'm not all that well versed on when the prices go up or by how much. I don't think it's really that big a deal though either way. Definitely if you're already buying food at the parks you might want to look into it, but if you don't want to spend the money it's not essential by any means in my opinion.
I'm a big fan of the tacos and burrito options at Enriques. But this past year they did not have shrimp available as a protein. Hopefully they bring those back
Really like to review it maybe I missed it but what about the meal plans for those who don’t have season passes. Is the daily pass meal plan worth it? It seems like the 42.99 is worth it if you are there 4.5 hours+ Any advise?
NOTE: If you have the dining plan, you can also pick up a pamphlet from guest services that will list what options are available with the 2021 meal plan. That being said it's still probably easier to just look at the FAQ on your phone, at least in my opinion. Link is in the description of the video or you can just go to the meal plan page on the parks website and scroll down.
Do you know if this is for cedar fair parks or just ki?
@@AndresHernandez-ow3tb That part I don't know. I only know KI does it because one of my friends texted me about it after the video went up lol. I wasn't aware of it because you have to go ask for it so I hadn't seen them around.
@@KICoasterGuy ok thank you
BBQ place in coney mall has the best Mac and cheese.
Yeah It is pretty good
Larosas at KI, especially at Rivertown, is certainly better than outside larosas. It’s not just you. I personally think it’s because they use a rolling oven that lets the pep and cheese cook a little longer, while the stand alone restaurants I believe use a stationary oven.
I knew I wasn't imagining things 🤣. Thanks.
Now if only they could make it smell more pleasant as you walk by.
It seems like the meal plan would only be good for people who plan to make many visits to the park over the season. However if you plan on going a ton you could just eat before you go or afterwards since you don't necessarily need to stay for an entire day. I guess it would be worth it if you don't want to leave the park to eat
Totally agree. We went without for years, but we often stay for a long while and it got to be a pain leaving the park to get food. Also we have kids so when we take them we sometimes just redeem our meal plans to get them something to eat, and it really helps because they get hungry after a couple hours of walking around and riding things there.
On the parks menu boards at various restraunts it will have that same orange circle symbol next to a few items on the menu.
I thought I mentioned that, but if not yes that's true.
Been waiting on you to drop some new fire man! Haha hope you’re well
Hey thanks man! I’ve got a Carowinds review coming soon!
New Ceder fair platnum pass member here. Right now I got the just the pass may get the drink. The food is A-little high. I like the one day food plan. It’s $35 but all u can eat. Wait 90 min between
I just read this this is exactly what I was thinking but I think for a couple of us to get the $43 with the drink included every 15 minutes
@@Rsfarmerbob I mean it’s a good deal for that amount espically what u get
@@wrestlingandamusementparkl7789 true thank you 👍
I still think (if you're going to visit often) that the meal plan pass add-on is a way better deal.
@@KICoasterGuyI want to but I don’t visit enough to pay it off
I go every other weekend, based on how much I go, it is worth it for me.
Yeah absolutely in that case.
I don't stop paying for this year's season pass until next sep 6th so I'm a bit hesitant to start paying the next one already. Last year I only got the drink pass but it was definitely a good choice for me. I'm a little scared to go for the meal plan bc of the price tag but I'm sure if I did the math its also a no brainer. I have four parks in "reasonable" vacinity to me so it's not like I won't and haven't been eating there regularly.
I mean even if you waited until after you were done paying your current passes it'll still likely be cheaper than it will be if you did it right before the season started. I have to say though I'm not all that well versed on when the prices go up or by how much. I don't think it's really that big a deal though either way. Definitely if you're already buying food at the parks you might want to look into it, but if you don't want to spend the money it's not essential by any means in my opinion.
I'm a big fan of the tacos and burrito options at Enriques. But this past year they did not have shrimp available as a protein. Hopefully they bring those back
Ki is my home park And i dont know what im gonna do with my pass
What do you mean? Can't decide on the options or?
@@KICoasterGuy yeah i don't know what to add onto the pass
@@Jxhny. I mean if there isn't anything you want don't feel like you need to add anything! The main point is just being able to get into the park.
Yes it is worthy and I’m ready to go to coaster stock and it’s not even July yet and I wanna go on Orion so bad again
Did you end up going to coasterstock? Hope to meet you at the event next year!
@@KICoasterGuy no because I didn’t have time this year the following year because I have trips planned to bush gardens, Williamsburg
Really like to review it maybe I missed it but what about the meal plans for those who don’t have season passes. Is the daily pass meal plan worth it? It seems like the 42.99 is worth it if you are there 4.5 hours+
Any advise?
Larosas pizza IS better at Kings Island.... For some reason
I know right? It’s just one of those things
ceader fair vs six flags
Depends on what you mean specifically.