CityWalk Orlando Updates & Changes General Thread

[Disneyhead]

How about a Universal create/owned version of 5 guys? Just what I would want it to be, oh wait, that would easily be a $22 burger combo with a drink. Maybe a version of White Castle?

 

[belloq87]

Culver's has made it into the Orlando market, right? Get one of those in CityWalk.

 

[SeventyOne]

They probably saw demand for Tex-Mex options and decided to license a franchise versus make it themselves?

As for CityWalk, I really hope we get a solid quick service there. Franchise or not, just a higher quality option would be nice.

Would be cool for it to be Florida's first In & Out, but maybe we get Raising Cane's (exploding everywhere) or Jack in the Box (just opened a location)?

East coast boy, never been to one, but Jack in the Box opening in the sketchy, shut-down-by-the-health-department BK at JYP and Americana did not suggest to me they are a "higher quality option."

The overrated Cane's is growing in the market, becoming almost ubiquitous as Shake Shack in the area, not sure if Universal wants something a bit more unique.

If they want a local nod, Beth's Burger Bar would be a nice touch--a small, Orlando-only chain--but I figure more likely they go with something in-house.

 

[fryoj]

How about a Universal create/owned version of 5 guys? Just what I would want it to be, oh wait, that would easily be a $22 burger combo with a drink. Maybe a version of White Castle?

$22? You think it would be cheaper at Uni than their normal restaurants?

 

[Jake S]

Get a Portillo's in there and keep it open late and you're getting my half-drunk, post-Horror Nights money.

 

[UniversalRBLX]

East coast boy, never been to one, but Jack in the Box opening in the sketchy, shut-down-by-the-health-department BK at JYP and Americana did not suggest to me they are a "higher quality option."

Snuck that in at the end, should have split off to a separate comment lol

If they want a local nod, Beth's Burger Bar would be a nice touch--a small, Orlando-only chain--but I figure more likely they go with something in-house.

I'd definitely prefer this. It being next to Epic has been fantastic so far.

 

[Parkscope Joe]

Get a Portillo's in there and keep it open late and you're getting my half-drunk, post-Horror Nights money.

Challenge you to chug a cake shake and ride VelociCoaster.

 

[alomar]

$22? You think it would be cheaper at Uni than their normal restaurants?

Beat me to it, but was going to say $22 is basically the normal cost. A UO location or version would be closer to $30 easily.