The fact that the Ronto Wrap is more expensive than the Buffalo Grilled Cheese is WILD to me!! That grilled cheese is epic🥰

I was one of the ones who said $50 worth of buffalo grilled cheeses is all you need 😂 I still stand by my statement… but I will say this was a great vlog on how to eat great on the cheap

I should try the breakfast bowl on my next visit; it looks really good. Quincy is on the hunt for a snack-literally my first thought was “She’s going to get a pickle.”; ten seconds later, pickle acquired 😂. Cobb salad!

Backlot Express and AMC Commissary have such an "MGM remnant" vibe. I can't imagine they stay that way for too much longer.

omggg nostalgic AE music at the beginning 😊😊

Yas!! I love this type of budget challenge content!!

My family had lunch at ABC Commissary earlier this month after watching some favorable reviews from Allears. We had not eaten here since 2001 when we had one of our worst meals at WDW. Happy to say that this recent experience was a delight! We ordered the Mediterranean salad with chicken, the Buffalo chicken sandwich and the shrimp tacos and they were all great. Thanks for the helpful videos since we probably would have passed this place by again. This meal was actually one that we keep talking about.

When I go to theme parks, I'm all about that quick service. The time spent in table service could be spent getting on rides.

Can you do this in the other parks as well as this would be really useful!

I've never heard about pickles settling your stomach!? Thanks for doing this challenge. Are there videos for the other parks?

So glad ya'll did this. Kid's meals are my go to if I'm eating QS. They are actually almost too much food for me. I tend to save my fruit from them for a snack later in the day or take it back to my resort for a late night snack. HBD Lounge is a go to for me. I do miss that they took the app. Cobb Salad off the menu because it was a little less food and just the perfect size if you don't eat large meals.

Y'all should do a $50 challenge at Disney Springs to cap off the series!

Quincy math - $48.07 does not include tax or tip. With tax (6½%)(the pickle is taxed since it is packaged?) $51.02, with tip (18% on $25)(how much do you tip at a lounge?) total = $55.52. That's about $47.59-$47.90 in 2021 Dollars.

I sincerely think that ABC commisionary is the best quick service in Hollywood studios

$50 is the new $20!

I love doing the lounge at the brown derby it’s always a must for me! Nothing like my Cobb salad and a cocktail

Awesome video. I also saw the Animal Kingdom $50 food challenge. Please do Epcot and MK.

Love the throwback sound bits! Bringing the nostalgia to a great informational video 🧡

That pickle is a great recommendation. Actually all the places were, but I hadn’t thought of the pickle, prior to this. Great job, Quincy! 💙💜

This makes my frugal and Disney heart so happy! Love this video!

Really helpful, thank you 🎉

Our last trip our final day we rope dropped friars nook and the frontier shooting gallery. Only to be right there when Splash Mountain and Thunder Mountain finally opened and walked right on both of those. Win win.

I knew it…the pickle!

Quincey, I used to eat the center part of the pickle till I hollowed it out then put sonic ice inside and eat it that way. ❤❤ best ever. Think I might try that soon. It's been a long time.

ABC commissary is a go-to for us also. I get chicken club and my dad orders from the kid menu since it's smaller. Fun vid, thanks Quincy

Loved this video! It is so possible not to spend a lot on food in the parks! I’m going solo this fall and I do not eat a lot so days like this will be common for me…. Just probably more kids meals 😂

Great vid Quincy!! In the same vein, can you guys try "beating" the dining plan in each park??

I would love to go up to Quincy and tell her I haven't been hydrating just to see if she would throw a water bottle at me. But in all seriousness, I love videos like these because they're filled with "deep cut" tips that only come from frequent visits.

21 pickles it is!

One of my favorite things to eat is the Overnight Oats & Chia from the food court at the hotels, like All Stars. It has oats, chia, berries, walnust and oatmilk. I buy them and keep in the little fridge in the hotel. Makes a healthy and easy breakfast or snack. For $5, they are great. And eat the pasta in the food court too! Half the price of a bowl of spaghetti in the parks.

All ears I’m your fan!!!!

Good Work Quincy

Y’all can we talk about the new “lightning lane single pass” or multi pass or whatever

Did that total include tip and tax?

You could have went to the Trolley Cafe for a cheaper breakfast sandwich.

A pickle is cheaper than a banana 🍌

So..what’s your thoughts on the new skip the line service? Also imagine living off buffalo chicken grilled cheeses for the week, that would be actual chaos!

Me neither

Ahh can’t believe I’m the first comment! I’ve never been this early!

including tax and tip?? well done!

Kids meal all the time

Stay at off Disney property hotel and a free breakfast you will save big $$$!

I sure that melt is excellent, but they look like the skimped on the fries on you. :(

Is it just me or does that salad look way smaller than in the past?

I’ve missed these informational/ helpful videos. The games are getting kinda old IMHO 🙈

25$ for a salad is way too expensive for me especially since im from Canada so it basically amounts to 40$ here for that small portion.

I feel like a lounge is cheating since you don’t need a reservation

Yuk pickles. I would lose every allears challenge that involved eating a pickle

Lost me at the pickle.

Idea: the same $50, but it is what 10/20 years ago could buy you. Reverse too: start with a budget from years ago and see how far it stretches today haha

Eat a pickle

Sorry, but that Cobb salad looks nasty to me and is way too expensive. There are so many delicious salads that are cheaper.

Why all pickles all the time now? Can we see some other lesser known options for snacks? Some of us hate pickles and getting tired of hearing about them in EVERY. VIDEO