Mother-of-two is left horrified by the
sky-high prices at Disney World after
she spent $70 on a bowl of CEREAL for
her daughter at a Cinderella breakfast
Posted By: Imright, 12/12/2023 10:13:09 PM
A mother has been left horrified by the prices at Disney World after she had to fork out a staggering $70 for a bowl of cereal for her daughter. Autumn Scott took to TikTok to showcase the hefty costs at the Cinderella's Royal Table resort restaurant in Orlando, Florida. She filmed travel companion Kaitlin LeBeouf, from Louisiana, who was left dismayed at the pricing. The mom-of-two had paid a standard fee of $69 per person for the breakfast buffet menu - but to her dismay, her daughter only chose to enjoy a single bowl of cereal, meaning that the simple dish cost her mom nearly $70.
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