food IS a theme park
Okay, is a LOT is happening in the world of Disney World food!
One of our favorite snacks is back!
First, the EPCOT Festival of the Arts is still going on with all its food booths. Now, we’ve got Valentine’s Day treats arriving at the resort. But we ALSO have all the Celebrate Soulfully foods at Disney World, too. SO MUCH FOOD. Meanwhile, some Disney World restaurants saw menu updates this week — let’s look at those changes!
Disney is such a magical place for so many reasons — the views, the nostalgia, and of course, the food! However, for many of us, the most exciting part of Disney — like any other theme park — are the rides and attractions!
Mine Train!
Lots of new and exciting things are coming to Disney in 2023, and we know many of you are planning your trip around those opening dates. However, be careful, because there’s something else you should be wary of when planning your trip.
Will you be in Disney World next week?
Tower of Terror in Hollywood Studios
There’s a LOT going on. Not only will you be able to catch the EPCOT Festival of the Arts, but you’ll also get to indulge in some Celebrate Soulfully foods and nom on some Valentine’s Day treats. However, before you go, be sure you know the park hours and park pass availability — we’re going to go over all that right here!
Don’t go to Disney World until you’ve seen what’s going to be CLOSED at the theme parks and hotels.
Kali River Rapids
Rides, attractions, restaurants, and other things have to close occasionally as Disney updates and refurbishes them. So that you’re prepared before your upcoming trip, check out everything that’s going to be closed in Disney World next week here! [Read more…]
April will not be your average month for Walt Disney World.
April is a busy month for Disney World!
The parks are scheduled to see several premieres, including a new attraction and the return of a popular nighttime spectacular. These changes, plus other factors, mean April is sure to be a busy month! If you can’t handle tons of crowds, you may want to stay away.
If you’re on a budget in Disney World, you’re going to want to know where you can eat that WON’T break the bank.
Nomad Lounge in Animal Kingdom
However, you’ll probably also want to still get that great Disney food experience and not eat quick service ALL the time (granted, the quick service is good, too). So how can you get some great drinks and foods for less? Well, we’re about to tell you a secret — go to a Disney World lounge!
There’s a new snack in EPCOT that combines 3 of our favorite things, and you HAVE to see it.
EPCOT
EPCOT’s World Showcase pavilions are home to a lot of incredible eats and treats, like funnel cakes, caramel desserts, pastries, chips with queso, and so much more. Today, we were eating at a certain popular Smokehouse when we came across an entirely NEW snack! [Read more…]
February means LOTS of new food and drinks in Disney World.
La Cava del Tequila Entrance
Not only does the resort introduce new foods and treats for Black History Month, but we also see a LOT of snacks and drinks dedicated to Valentine’s Day! That means lots of pink food and heart-shaped sweets. Now, though, a popular Disney World cocktail is getting in on the romantic vibes.
We’re back again with another Celebrate Soulfully snack review!
Regal Eagle Smokehouse
We’ve been running around the parks on a mission to try all the new snacks introduced for this Black History Month event. While we’ve already crossed lots off our list, now we’re headed over to EPCOT to grab one we’re really excited about — the Tiana Banana Pudding!
Well, the first month of 2023 is behind us already and we’re getting ready for Valentine’s Day (and Valentine’s Day treats!).
Sweetheart Sundae
This month, we finally got an opening date for Roundup Rodeo BBQ, as well as the full menu, and a few other details. But we also got some updates for Disney World’s existing restaurants — so here are how those menus changed in January.
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