Hmm. Maybe kill two birds with one stone and go for Minnie’s Holiday Dine at H&V. That could replace Sci-Fi and provide the Christmas meal.
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That’s what I would do. Sci-Fi is just not that special of a meal
But the milkshakes are yummy! (Says the person who hasn’t been a second time)
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Oh, and H&V says special holiday treat?
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I heard that it has really improved since reopening…
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Dude it’s in the name… Minnie’s HOLIDAY dine. It’s decorated, the characters are in holiday outfits, and the menu is pretty much American holiday meal fare.
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I will take your word for it
Just what I’ve heard. I’ve never eaten there.
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That’s not the point. It’s the theming. And Anthony likes cars.
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I have. That’s why I’m happy to let other people tell me how it is now
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But if we do H&V that screws up my Chef Mickey plans because that’s character dining overkill.
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I’d pick SciFi over H&V any time.
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Is it even car theming though?
Do you have to eat TS in HS?
It’s definitely worth at least one trip there. I loved the theming. I could definitely do without the incessant sci-fi flick commercials, though. It wouldn’t have been so bad if they just showed a real movie.
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There was also some posts on chat this morning that some people don’t think December H & V reservations have been fully loaded.
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That’s the best part. Of course, I’ve seen most of the movies they are previewing too.
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Alcoholic milkshakes aren’t special?!?
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It was a one and done for me.
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If you’re of a certain age, the drive in is a warm and fuzzy feeling nostalgia wise. We went many times as kids. It was special ‘cause we didn’t have much money and didn’t get out much. They stuffed as many kids in the hatchback of the station wagon as possible.
I distinctly remember watching “The Blob” and “Saturday Night Fever” at the drive in. 
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