food IS a theme park
Bonjour
from France! Epcot’s France pavilion, that is. This is where where we spotted a new refreshing-sounding beverage at Les Halles Boulangerie Patisserie this week that we just had to try now that the Florida summer heat is most definitely upon us.
Frosé
Introducing the all new Frosé!
Looks like he’s already a hit… because FORKY, the new character in Toy Story 4 (which hits theaters on June 21st) has already been honored with his very first Disney World cupcake!
Forky!
You’ll find the Forky Cupcake at Disney’s All Star Movies in the Resort’s World Premiere Food Court. [Read more…]
We’re in Magic Kingdom today to bring you What’s New! We’ll be exploring food and menu updates, construction progress, and a few pieces of fun merchandise! Let’s “enter the world of” What’s New!
Magic Kingdom Map on Construction Wall
, the park’s Starbucks location, is highlighting the Iced Caramel Cloud Macchiato. [Read more…]
If you’re keepin’ it cool at Walt Disney World’s Typhoon Lagoon this summer, be advised: there’s a Guacamole Flight you’re going to want to try!
Typhoon Tilly’s Snack Shack
Typhoon Tilly’s Snack Shack — the little counter off the main Typhoon Tilly’s quick service area — offers up a trio of guacamole with a little something for everyone! [Read more…]
If there’s one thing we know for sure, it’s that the combination of salty hot dog and savory corn meal batter is a winning one… most of the time. At Casey’s Corner in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, the Corn Dog Nugget has been a favorite snack (and more recently a favorite entree — see it here!) for years, but recently we learned that things inside the nugget just aren’t the same.
Casey’s Corner Corn Dog Nuggets
That’s right: something is amiss, and we made a special trip to Casey’s to investigate. [Read more…]
Disneyland Park’s Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge opens in a matter of days
, and last evening, Disneyland President Josh D’Amaro shared a picture on his Instagram that is blowing. our. minds. It’s a sea of “inhabitants of Batuu” gathered for a cast member rally in Galaxy’s Edge, and it’s EPIC!
Star Wars Galaxy’s Edge Inhabitants of Batuu
In the image we see hundreds of cast members in costumes designed to help them set the stage as Citizens of Batuu. (Click here to see Galaxy’s Edge costumes up close!) In the background: the impressive Millennium Falcon showcased in the land’s first major attraction Millennium Falcon: Smugglers Run. Further back, we spy a delivery shuttle on the top of the land’s fast casual dining spot Docking Bay 7 Food and Cargo. The skyline of Black Spire Outpost features jagged rock outcroppings, while buildings show the wear-and-tear of galactic life.
Yeah, we want to go to there. 😉
If you’re a regular visitor to Walt Disney World or if you pay particular attention to menu boards or your receipts while on vacation, you may have noticed some inconsistencies in the pricing of items and foodstuff across the sprawling property.
Cinderella Castle
So why — oh, why! — does a Mickey Pretzel seem to cost more in some Disney World locations versus others? Why are certain resorts taxed at a higher rate? And what’s the deal with water that’s even more expensive than usual? Let’s get into it.
Walt Disney World is regularly stepping up its food game, and that includes quick service (a.k.a. fast food) in its parks and resorts.
What a View!!
In fact, some quick service dining is so good, it rivals some of the better table service restaurants in the parks and resorts!
It’s time for another installment of What’s New from Disneyland Resort! This week we have some delicious menu additions in Fantasyland, fun construction progress, and more merch than you can wave a flag at. 😉 Come stroll through Walt’s park with us!
Disneyland’s Sleeping Beauty Castle
(No, the castle’s not uncovered yet. A couple more weeks!)
We’re starting with food news, which includes some awesome eats from Red Rose Taverne in Fantasyland. The breakfast menu has two filling new-to-us options: Beast’s Breakfast Burger and Stuffed French Toast. [Read more…]
Whether you’ve planned a rest day at your resort, live locally and want a Disney dining experience, or just don’t want to eat another meal in one of Walt Disney World’s parks, dining on property without a park ticket offers many delicious options.
Storybook Dining
Resort dining is often fantastic, and Disney Springs has more options for dining than ever before.
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