8 Snacks You’ll Regret Not Getting at Disney World Hotels

Many people only think about the parks when they visit Disney World

But the Disney World Resorts have a lot to offer, too! The food at the resorts are some of the best options on property. And you don’t have to eat at one of the fancy restaurants to enjoy delish Disney hotel food. Many snacks at the resorts are top-tier that you should NOT miss out on. That’s why we came up with a list of eight snacks at Disney hotels that are worth your time to leave the parks.

French Quarter Beignets

Covered in powdered sugar, these Mickey-shaped beignets at Disney’s Port Orleans– French Quarter are amazing!

They’re light and fluffy on the inside and just crispy enough on the outside. Plus everything is better when it’s shaped like Mickey, right? You can get 3 for $7.49 or 6 for $10.99.

Sanaa Bread Service

Over at Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lounge, you can visit the Sanaa Lounge which is near the Sanaa restaurant. Sanaa is famous for its bread service, but you don’t have to eat at the full restaurant to enjoy this delicious appetizer!

This bread service is delectable. It’s different flavors of naan served with NINE accompaniments! The variety of flavors are so bold you’ll certainly regret not trying this on your Disney trip. And if you grab it, you won’t stop talking about it. It’s worth all of the $21.00 it costs.

Pulled Pork Nachos

Disney’s Polynesian Village Resort may be undergoing construction, but don’t let that deter you from venturing over to Captain Cook’s for their Pulled Pork Nachos!

For $10.29, you get a heaping amount of pulled pork on top of chips and topped with cheese, spicy mayo, pico de gallo, and pineapple salsa. It’s a Hawaiian trip on a plate.

Pot Stickers and Noodles

‘Ohana at Disney’s Polynesian Resort is known for its noodles because they are so delicious. But you don’t have to dine at the restaurant to get a taste of them. You can get the ‘Ohana noodles and Pot Stickers at Tambu Lounge.

The Pot Stickers are tossed in a chili-garlic sauce and cost $13.00. The Ohana Noodles are technically not on the menu at Tambu Lounge but on the ‘secret menu’. Since they’re right next to Ohana, if you ask for them you can usually get the yummy noodles! Many people love them!

Toffee Flight Latte

If you’re jumping on the Skyliner, you could try the Toffee Flight Latte at the Caribbean Skyliner Joffrey’s stand!

Disney describes this latte as having a “cloud of whipped cream” because you know, you’re “flying” on the Skyliner. It has sea salt, caramel, toffee, and dark chocolate. You’ll be flying on a sugar rush after trying this tasty snack! It’s currently $5.69.

Mardi Gras Fritters

You know we love our cheese! These fritters over at Port Orleans Boatwright’s Dining Hall are fantastic!

You can grab these cheese-filled, deep-fried fritters for $12.00. It’ll feel like your mouth took a trip to New Orleans!

Dole Whips

We cannot make a list of snacks without including Dole Whip. At the Polynesian Village Resort, you can find specialty and seasonal versions of the original Dole Whip at Pineapple Lanai.

They take the delicious Dole Whip and make it even better at the Polynesian. So if you like them in the parks, it would be worth a trip on the Monorail to try these specialty ones!

No Way José

This sundae at Beaches and Cream Soda Shop is a fan favorite! Peanut butter and hot fudge top this tasty ice cream treat.

Almost everything at Beaches and Cream is bigger and better than any other ice cream shop we know of! If you love ice cream, chocolate, and peanut butter then you should stop over at Disney’s Beach Club for this $11.50 ice cream sundae!

Don’t be that person who regrets NOT getting a tasty snack at Disney World. Give the resorts a shot and we’re sure you’ll find something that you’ll love. Hopefully, one of these snacks caught your eye!

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Which of these will you leave the parks to try? Let us know in the comments!

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