food IS a theme park
Listen, we’ve eaten a LOT of food in Disney World the past few weeks.
Old Key West Resort
We’ve tried all the new eats at the Flower & Garden Festival in EPCOT, snacked on “space” food aboard the Star Wars: Galactic Starcruiser, and even tried new treats in the theme parks for St. Patrick’s Day and the spring season. But now, we’re heading over to Old Key West Resort, where a classic snack got a big change!
Here at the Disney Food Blog, we’re not in the business of shaming — we’re in the business of sharing! Of course, we love recommending the best-tasting foods across the parks and resorts, but sometimes even WE would rather eat a snack that was made for looks more than taste. And you know what? It can be FUN to try those crazy desserts, even if you know they’re going to be super sweet.
Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew
If you’re looking for an exciting, over-the-top treat MADE for photos, check out Everglazed Donuts & Cold Brew in Disney Springs!
If you’ve been to Disney World recently, you might have noticed all the new blue and white home and kitchen decor popping up in stores!
Homestead Pasta Bowl
We’ve spotted a set of nesting bowls, decorative plates, placemats, throw pillows, and lots more. As pretty as many of these pieces are, it’s not always convenient to carry home glassware from Disney World, but don’t stress! The Mickey Mouse Homestead Collection is now online, so you can have whatever you want shipped right to you!
Do you know which Disney World park is the smallest by size?
Magic Kingdom
It’s Magic Kingdom! Yep, it might be hard to believe because there are SO many rides inside, as well as a giant castle, and tons of entertainment — but, it’s true! The original park is the smallest, but it’s pretty mighty when it comes to everything else. We like to pop into Magic Kingdom often to check out what’s going on, so let’s take a look at what’s new in the park!
Want to have a controversial discussion with a Disney fan? Ask them what they think about Starbucks inside Disney Parks. Some people will say their morning Starbies is essential, even if they have to wait in a Magic Kingdom-at-Spring Break-sized line for it. Others say why waste precious Disney time when you can get Starbucks at any one of two dozen interstate exits on the drive home?
Those cute, disposable Disney Parks Starbucks could be doing a disappearing act.
Regardless of your position for the Starbucks at Disney debate, we’ve got the scoop on a big change brewing that could affect your next Disney Parks visit.
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St. Patrick’s Day is almost here and there are PLENTY of ways to celebrate in Disney World!
So many ways to celebrate!
Whether you’re buying some stylish green accessories, trying out some limited-time treats around the parks and resorts, or heading to a special meal, there are plenty of things you can check out in the next few days and weeks. And recently, we stopped by Disney’s BoardWalk to try some EXCLUSIVE drinks that you can order for the occasion!
We hope you’re sitting down, because there’s a LOT to cover in Disney World today! From new health and safety updates to returning restaurants, there’s been a ton of news coming from Disney lately. Today, we’re here to talk about EPCOT! It’s amazing how many NEW things we manage to find in just one week. If only our local Target had this many new items on a weekly basis…on second thought, that could be dangerous for our wallets, so it’s probably for the best.
Greetings from EPCOT!
Let’s take a (virtual) trip around EPCOT to see what’s new!Â
Cars Land is home to the immersive town of Radiator Springs in Disney California Adventure, and you’ll find three popular rides there!
Cars Land in Disney California Adventure
Thrillseekers can enjoy Radiator Springs Racers, while Luigi’s Rollickin’ Roadsters and Mater’s Junkyard Jamboree are more family-friendly rides. When we took a look at Disney California Adventure’s calendar today, we noticed that TWOÂ of these Cars Land rides are not showing any times on some dates, meaning they may be closing for refurbishment soon. Let’s take a look!
It’s happening, folks. It’s time for Spring Break in Disney World, which means big crowds, long lines, and lots to see and do.
Tower of Terror has seen some LONG wait times lately!
We’re here with what’s new in Hollywood Studios, and there are some fun new updates! So if you’re visiting and wanting to escape the crowds by skipping a long standby line or by doing some shopping for a PRICEY pin set, here’s what you might find in the park.
Although many things have returned to somewhat “normal” in Disney World, we’re still waiting for some restaurants and shows to reopen.
Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort
One show located at Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort has been closed since March 2020, but before that it featured dinner AND entertainment, with performances celebrating Polynesian traditions. We just received an update about the future for this show, and you might be disappointed by this news.
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