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Fun Foods
- Thread starter Elise
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Ollie
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6.50 for a milkshake is very pricey
Not as cheap as they used to be no
Very nice and made with ice cream though.This is one of those moments where the annual pass discount is nice.
Definately more of a treat than a "every visit" thing.
RustyShackleford
Member
That's true. And it woudln't hurt their marketing of passes to have the annual pass holders price on a poster. £6.50 (or just 4.99 for pass holders)Not as cheap as they used to be no
This is one of those moments where the annual pass discount is nice.
Definately more of a treat than a "every visit" thing.
RustyShackleford
Member
We took a couple of hot dogs and a milkshake from FunFoods into the queue for Goldrush today.
The cardboard pack for the hotdog seemed to align with the new theme promising "boom in every bite" or some such.
The Milkshake did get the little lads seal of approval. There does need to be some thought given to presentation though, the clear cup above was not in evidence today and a traditional paper cup with party type design was used instead. It meant you didn't get to see your milkshake or the layers which seems a bit minor but if you are paying a premium price for a treat you want the treat experience.
Similarly, the cream didn't come out of the cup as in the advert but sat a bit down in the cup. Not quite a "Falling Down" moment but again a little disappointing and unlikely to inspire anyone waiting in the queue who sees it to get one for themselves or their kids.
Service was quite speedy with all the tills in operation so a big thumbs up there.
The cardboard pack for the hotdog seemed to align with the new theme promising "boom in every bite" or some such.
The Milkshake did get the little lads seal of approval. There does need to be some thought given to presentation though, the clear cup above was not in evidence today and a traditional paper cup with party type design was used instead. It meant you didn't get to see your milkshake or the layers which seems a bit minor but if you are paying a premium price for a treat you want the treat experience.
Similarly, the cream didn't come out of the cup as in the advert but sat a bit down in the cup. Not quite a "Falling Down" moment but again a little disappointing and unlikely to inspire anyone waiting in the queue who sees it to get one for themselves or their kids.
Service was quite speedy with all the tills in operation so a big thumbs up there.
Immelmanloop
Member
They really need to move the menu screens outside, everyone was doing weird ducking movements trying to see them through the till window.
James no5
Member
Looks good but proper small
Thomas
Member
Yes very nice modern sign better than the old one but need to paint the wood like a white or maybe a blue similar to the old colour to make the sign be a lot more readable same with maelstrom platform but hopefully will be done in due course otherwise it looks a little unfinished.Also could this be partially part of making a central hub for entertainment and maybe making that area with all the shows maybe even a permanent stage.
I love the sign but with the wood you can barely even see it. The wood would look better in a more vibrant colour scheme, or just plain white.
I also really like the addition of the bubble waffle on the sign as I am aware it is fairly popular amongst guests.
