food IS a theme park
Well, it’s no secret that planning a trip to Disney World can be pretty expensive.
Intermission Food Court
Once you’ve booked your hotel, paid for your tickets, and booked your flight, you’re already out a pretty penny. And that’s not even including those pricey Genie+ fees! It’s also no secret that price increases happen a LOT on Disney World food, and if you’re planning on eating at your hotel food court, we’ve got some news about that, too.
Changes in Disney World menus get us excited!
Cookies and Cream Milkshake
Why? Because that means we sometimes find a new favorite treat (like a new POG drink in Disney Springs) or a favorite new dessert at one of Disney World’s many restaurants. Yes, those changes also sometimes leave us sad (like when a favorite treat goes away), but change is a healthy part of what makes Disney World so fun to visit often! So let’s take a look at how some menus at Disney World’s restaurants have changed this past week.
It’s been a VERY exciting week in Disney World when it comes to food.
Sushi
A brand new restaurant surprised us and opened early in EPCOT (and we ate a $300 sushi boat with ZERO regrets). The way you book dining on the Disney World website and My Disney Experience app has changed (and we think, it’s for the better). More EPCOT Food and Wine food booths opened, too! PLUS we saw some updates on Disney World restaurant menus, so let’s talk about those.
We spend our days eating our way around Disney World — seriously, it’s a tough job, but someone’s got to do it!
4th of July cupcakes in Magic Kingdom
We’re always hunting down all those new foods, like two MAC ‘n CHEESES (y’all know how we feel about cheese), some new burgers, a questionable-looking drink, and more. We also keep an eye on Disney World restaurant menus to catch any new changes, and we want to keep you updated on when that happens.
It’s no secret: here at DFB, we love cheese.
End Zone Food Court
Whether it’s the plastic variety to go with our Corn Dog Nuggets or a fancy Artisinal Cheese Board at Wine Bar George — we don’t discriminate! One of our favorite ways to eat the golden goodness is smothered in pasta. Macaroni and cheese abounds in Disney World, and we’re taking a look at two varieties that are topped with barbecued meats in this week’s THROWDOWN.
Disney World has some iconic snacks.
All-Star Sports
Whether you’re starting your day on Main Street with a Mickey-shaped Cinnamon Roll or staring up at the castle with a Mickey Bar in hand, the parks have some tasty treats to enjoy. But Magic Kingdom isn’t the only place to get a fun snack (although it does have quite a few Mickey-shaped treats). Recently, Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort added some NEW items to their food court menu and I had to check them out. Come see how it went!
We know that there are SO many other things to eat in Disney World, but when you want a burger, where do you go?
All-Star Sports Resort
If you’re in Disney Springs, you might grab a burger from D-Luxe Burger (after all, that’s what they specialize in). Or maybe you like your burger in the form of Cheeseburger Pods at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. But what if you’re staying at Disney’s All-Star Sports Resort when that burger craving hits? Well, there’s an EXCLUSIVE burger there — and we’re trying it out for you.
We’ve tried hundreds, probably THOUSANDS, of snacks in Disney World.
Magic Kingdom
From cupcakes to Dole Whip floats to savory treats, we’ve had years of practice tasting some of the most delicious (AND some of the least delicious! 😂) things that Disney World has to offer. We’ve got our preferences for the best treats around property, but recently, we stopped by a resort to try out one that gets some serious points for style.
Are you ready to track down an ultimate Disney food icon? For many families visiting Walt Disney World, eating a Mickey Waffle is a rite of passage!
Mickey Waffle
But waffles come in all shapes and sizes at Disney and it’s becoming increasingly difficult to choose between them. Lately, we’ve seen Mickey, Simba, Liege, and Belgian Waffles — just to name a few. There are even Mickey Waffles for plant-based diners.
If you are looking for the least expensive accommodations at Walt Disney World, Disney World’s Value Resorts will help you stick to your budget. But how do you choose between two popular resorts? Today, we’ll take a look at Disney’s All-Star Music and Disney’s All-Star Sports hotels.
Giant maracas at All-Star Music
Both resorts offer unique themes and while they have many of the same amenities, there are also some differences that you should know about.
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