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039. Disney's Best and Worst: Worst Dining Locations

March 23, 2026 • Jon and Stef: Married. Casually obsessed with Disney. • Season 2 • Episode 12

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Disney magic is great and all, but sometimes you just need 20 minutes to complain about a meal that cost $80 and tasted like it was assembled by someone who fried their taste buds from eating too many Sour Patch Kids.

This week, Stef and I are each dragging three dining locations that had absolutely no business operating inside the most magical place on earth. Bad food, bad service, bad atmosphere. We cover all of it, mostly because we sat through it so you don't have to. We also squeeze in some Disney news, and take you down the exciting life of middle-aged midwesterners.

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