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Make California Post a Preferred Source The Happiest Place on Earth is giving parkgoers a serious case of heartburn — straight to their wallets.
Disney is serving up a whopping $34 burger and a $22 hot dog, leaving guests wondering if it’s also the priciest place on earth.
The eye-watering menu spotted at GCH Craftsman Bar, located inside Disney’s luxurious Grand Californian Hotel in Anaheim , sparking a feeding frenzy on Reddit this week after a visitor shared a photo of the outrageous prices.
The culinary highway robbery was brought to light on a Disneyland subreddit, in a post simply titled “ $34 burger has arrived ” featuring a snapshot of the menu on Tuesday. The thread racked up hundreds of blistering comments.
The so-called “Craftsman Burger” comes topped with cilantro-mint aioli, Sonoma sharp white cheddar, white onion, lettuce, pickles and tomato on a brioche bun, with a side of fries. But apparently, all those fancy fixings come at a steep price.
“Insane price point for a burger,” the original poster vented.
And the burger isn’t even the most offensive item on the menu, according to furious Disney fans. That honor goes to the $22 “Hot Dog of the Month,” a mystery dog must ask their server about to learn more.
“THAT’S your breaking point? Not the $22 hot dog or the $29 nachos?” one redditor fumed in the viral discussion, which attracted more than 1,000 upvotes.
“Literally!!!! I was like I’ll pay that. But a $22 HOT DOG?! I beg your finest pardon,” another responded.
One commenter joked that for $22, the hot dog of the month had better feed customers for a month. Someone else calculated that the same money could buy roughly 14 of Costco’s famous $1.50 hot dogs .
The sticker shock comes as Disney visitors have already been swallowing a steady diet of price increases . In July, Disney quietly hiked prices for more than 800 food and beverage items across 178 dining locations at its two Anaheim theme parks and resort hotels, according to the LA Times . Those increases averaged roughly 8%, with some snacks jumping as much as 25%.
Still, the latest menu controversy suggests that some visitors have reached their breaking point.
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