The past 12 months have seen a flurry of higher prices in the Disney parks. It would take too long (and be too depressing) to list them all here. So we’ve broken down 20 of the most noticeable price hikes for the Disney Parks in the past year.
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Disneyland's Tiki Juice Bar in Adventureland is testing a new strategy for how guests will order the popular Dole Whip served at this spot in an effort to reduce congestion and keep guests flowing more efficiently through this area.
50 Must Eats in Walt Disney World. In no particular order, here are our picks for the must eats and drinks -- how many have you tried?
The Tangaroa Terrace Tropical Bar & Grill has reopened at the Disneyland Hotel with an updated menu. There's a new outdoor walk-up bar offering Dole Whip and tiki cocktails from Trader Sam's.
“I Wonder What Happened to Rosita”
Posted onLike Jose in Disneyland's Enchanted Tiki Room, have you also wondered "what happened to Rosita"? Now that the Tropical Hideaway restaurant in Adventureland has opened, we know the answer.
Tropical Hideaway in Disneyland's Adventureland opened yesterday, with a grand opening scheduled for tomorrow December 21. We were at the Media Preview to check out this new location, as well as indulge in the sweet and savory treats on the menu. Read our full review and see photos of menu items here.
The Best of Disney’s Iconic Snacks!
Posted onWhat's a vacation without indulging in some special snacks? We've covered all the classic favorites that make for a memorable vacation at Disney Parks, from the iconic Mickey bar to the ubiquitous popcorn!
Many food and beverage prices increased this past week at the Disneyland Resort.
New Loungefly backpacks and accessories paying tribute to the iconic Orange Bird and Dole Whip have arrived at Magic Kingdom's Uptown Jewelers shop on Main Street USA.
Last year, after five years in the making, outdoor kitchens debuted at the Epcot International Flower and Garden Festival. The kitchens are similar to the popular kiosks at Epcot's Food and Wine Festival, which serve up appetizer-size portions of dishes from around the world that normally are not available at Epcot.
This year, we took a less formal approach and decided to just let the kids eat what appealed to them at each kitchen. As they have gotten older, my children look forward to the food component of the two Epcot festivals more and more. But I think even picky eaters can find foods that appeal to them in this setting, and it's fun to help decide what the family will try.
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