From Mickey pretzels, popcorn, quick service, restaurants, drinks…every Friday we showcase dining information from around Walt Disney World.
I find it fascinating to read about Disney statistics! Today we look at the four theme park’s dining experiences. Did any surprise you?!
Did someone say CAKE?! Check out the incredible and astounding wedding cakes from Disney.
When it comes to theming, nobody does it better than Disney! Have you ever been to Animal Kingdom’s Restaurantosaurus in DinoLand U.S.A.? The restaurant is a treasure trove for details and fun gags. There is so much to see that you would need several visits to take it all in!
We were so excited when they opened Casey’s Corner back up! Mint Julep Lemonade Slushy, corn dogs, loaded fries….YUM!!!
Check out all the details that make the Sci-Fi Dine-In at Hollywood Studios a MUST DO!
Disney’s newest restaurant has guests dining among the stars!
We want to know…would you try the Squid’s Revenge?!
Give me ALL the Mickey shaped foods!
560 HOURS to create this magnificent creation! See other bind blowing facts about The Grand Floridian Ginger Bread House:
Aerialists, stilt walkers, and magicians while you eat?! Sign me up!
Headed to a park? Are you interested in picking up your food through Mobile Ordering but unsure how? Check out our step-by-step guide on how to use this Disney service.
Did you know the word Doritos means “little pieces of gold” in Spanish? Little pieces of gold is correct! Doritos is a favorite (me include…where’s my Cool Ranch peeps at?!) for many. I wish I knew the name of the Alex Food rep who made the suggestion. He knew exactly what he was talking about and Disneyland cooks may never have started frying them up if it wasn’t for him! So thank you Alex Food rep man and thank you cooks at Casa de Fritos for your beautiful gift of food!
Animal Kingdom is a gorgeous park! Even when sitting and eating, a story surrounds us. I love these small details!
WDW has some strict rules and for a good reason! I couldn’t imagine having to scrape gum off of the street or various surfaces.
This adorable little guy has a rich history with the Magic Kingdom dating back to 1971! After a thirty year hiatus, he was brought back, along with the citrus Dole Whip to the delight of many fans!
Ice Cream Bars may be one of the most famous Mickey-shaped treats but it is only one of many! Spam, Nuggets, and hard-boiled eggs?!
Wow, that’s a lot of Coke Products! Maybe people are bringing in their own water bottles or getting free tap water at the restaurants! How about you? Do you prefer Coke Products or water?
When it comes to eating, I am most definitely a foodie! Located at Hollywood Studios, this is a must stop. Some good eats 
, Cali wines & ales , a deserved break from running around a theme park
Christmas is just TWO weeks away and I have been thinking of which Disney inspired desserts I want to make. Which is tough because I legit want to try all of these!! There are even ingredients that I normally do not like, that look absolutely delectable!
Tara
I CANNOT believe Halloween is a week away! It is my absolute favorite holiday 😁 Although it will be different this year, that doesn’t mean we cannot make it special in our own homes and with family & friends. I scoured the internet for hours….poor me 🤣… looking for Disney inspired treats!
Besides the fact that I want to make them ALL, I will definitely be recreating a few. Which ones do you want? If you decide to bake some, we would love to see pictures. A bonus if you take a picture holding the treat while in costume! So sit back, relax, and enjoy the treats. Just make sure to grab a napkin to wipe up drool. ❤️Tara
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ICE CREAM!!! Seriously, any time of the day, I will eat it. With that, I happily (and hungrily) present- Beaches & Cream Soda Shop! Enjoy, drool, and head to our page to take our poll….would you tackle the behemoth “Kitchen Sink”? If you already have, please oh please share your thoughts! ❤️Tara
In celebration of Magic Kingdom’s 49th anniversary, today we showcase The Crystal Palace. Nestled in the back corner between Main Street, U.S.A. and Adventureland, The Crystal Palace is a beautiful site to behold! The Victorian-style restaurant brings guests back in time and is inspired by the Hyde Park glass structure built to house the Great Exhibition of 1851. While it may not be as grand in size, the inside is certainly light and airy. The Magic Kingdom’s Crystal Palace also offers a unique character dining experience. Click on the pictures to learn more about this Magic Kingdom opening day restaurant! ❤️Tara
Thank you @dreansnagicadventure for sharing some of your beautiful pictures!
Grab your partner and head on down to Pioneer Hall for a slap-stick, foot-stompin’, hand-clappin, Wild West styled musical dinner show! What started off as a summer college program show back in 1974, has turned into a family tradition for many. 46 years later and the Hoop-Dee-Doo Musical Revue is just as loved as it was back then.
How do the actors keep the show exciting and new with each performance? The audience! You never know what will happen = ) Guest participation is a huge factor for the show, creating a new and unique experience each and every night, which explains why many families return time and time again. Who has been lucky enough to see the show?! After creating this post, I am going to make sure it is a must do on my next visit! ❤️Tara
Check out this video for some behind the scenes interview with the actors:
https://youtu.be/eFpV0Es9YfA
And visit Disney Tourist Blog https://www.disneytouristblog.com/hoop-dee-doo-musical-rev…/ for a detailed review.
I am going to be completely honest with today’s restaurant. You do not come here for the food…you come for the dinosaurs! The atmosphere alone makes a trip here worth it. If not to eat, to at least stop in at the gift shop or Paleo Zone. It’s a must do for dinosaur fans of all ages!
The best Disney food experiences do not always come from a sit-down restaurant, in fact, two of the most popular food items found at Walt Disney World can be eaten just about anywhere around the park!
Are you Team Dole Whip or Team Mickey Ice Cream Bar? Enjoy some interesting facts and try not to drool over your screen 😂
Let’s head over to Disney’s Animal Kingdom Theme Park for some mouth watering BBQ and amazing views. Learn about the design of the outdoor seating area. I had no idea the carvings represented this! Have you ever eaten at Flame Tree BBQ? Did you notice the intricate details represented in the carvings or are you like me and learned something new? I can’t wait to go back and see for myself!
Whisk me away to EPCOT for the International Food and Wine Festival. The popular festival begins about this time every year, but since nothing is “normal” about 2020, there have been some changes. Since WDW shut down in March, EPCOT reopened in July with a bang! Not only did the Food and Wine Festival start almost two months early, BUT it also includes foliage from the Flower and Garden Festival, as well as entertainment from The Eat to the Beat Concert Series. It is a three for one deal!! I am not going to lie, I am really fighting the urge to jump on a plane right now and fly down there for an Orange Sunshine Wine Slushy from The Citrus Blossom! If you could drop everything and go right now, what would you get first? Share your thoughts in the comment section!
*All photos are courtesy of Mackenzie Clark of Perfect Story Travel by Mackenzie Clark. If you have any questions about planning a Walt Disney World vacation, she is your gal! Thank you Mackenzie!!
There are sooooo many amazing food and drink options at Epcot. Today we will highlight a table service restaurant in the Morocco Pavilion. Nestled in the back, it is often passed but has a reputation for incredible Moroccan/Mediterranean cuisine. Next time you are in Morocco, take a moment to head back and check out Restaurant Marrakesh. You will not regret it!
We love this eclectic mix of cuisine. It is a nice change of pace from theme park food.
The Hollywood Brown Derby- Hollywood Studios
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