I really enjoy CFA, but have only eaten there once or twice since I became an enthusiast in 2014.  As with Subway, why pay theme park prices or use a meal punch when you can get an expanded menu outside of the park?  Especially with the expanded food offerings, it seems a no brainer.  But kids and teens are probably the biggest consumers of those two chains.

On a side note--I went to a Subway on Sunday night after work.  I almost didn't recognize it.  I am not a fan of their reinvention and will probably continue to go to Jimmy Johns when I want a sub.

My thoughts- loose chick fil a, add a park unique Chinese concept there with revamped seating - more pavilion style open side-hard roof with heaters and fans, revamped landscaping to make it feel like Chinese garden to tie into international street. 
 

Loose skyline and add park specific indoor dining concept with breakfast, lunch, dinner sandwiches- with a few loose “international” influences for the lunch and dinner options.

replace Panda in Festhaus with a dedicated German option, then make the other, larger side an international “food hall” with family friendly options lije pizza, burgers and chicks fingers one aside and rotating CARNIVALE-style food choices on the other line. 

1 hour ago, brenthodge said:

My thoughts- loose chick fil a, add a park unique Chinese concept there with revamped seating - more pavilion style open side-hard roof with heaters and fans, revamped landscaping to make it feel like Chinese garden to tie into international street. 
 

Loose skyline and add park specific indoor dining concept with breakfast, lunch, dinner sandwiches- with a few loose “international” influences for the lunch and dinner options.

replace Panda in Festhaus with a dedicated German option, then make the other, larger side an international “food hall” with family friendly options lije pizza, burgers and chicks fingers one aside and rotating CARNIVALE-style food choices on the other line. 

Like chop six at SIX?