"It's a Beautiful Disaster" – We Have a Love/Hate Relationship With Disney World's NEW Snack

Big Disney World hotel news! The World Premiere Food Court at Disney’s All-Star Movies Resort has finally fully completed its renovations and is fully open once again!

The final piece of the puzzle was revamping the Rialto, which is the ice cream and coffee stand in the food court. Not only is there a new look, but there are new offerings as well, and of course, we’re trying them all out to let you know what’s worth the cost.

First on our list was the At the Movies Ice Cream Bucket for $13.99! You can get it with vanilla soft serve, chocolate soft serve, or swirled, and we decided to get it swirled. HOT TIP! Bring friends because this is a massive four person sundae! It’s almost filled to the top with ice cream and has caramel corn, M&Ms, sprinkles, chocolate and caramel sauce, whipped cream, and cherries. Everything here tastes great, but the caramel corn with ice cream was an interesting texture mix that not everyone will enjoy, though it’s easy to eat around. We do feel the balance is off and there’s far too much ice cream to match with the toppings, but the value here is unbeatable!

Our next treat was the Loaded Sugar Cookie for $5.29. We’re always a little skeptical with freeze-dried Skittles, but we were a big fan of this treat! It’s more of a sugar cookie bar than a cookie due to the thickness. It’s very dense, yet moist, and while the cookie itself isn’t too sweet, the white buttercream on top pairs well with it. It’s topped with the freeze-dried Skittles and strawberry sauce, and the best part is that if you’re not a fan of the Skittles, you can just knock them off and eat this delicious treat on its own!

If you’re more of a chocolate chip cookie fan, you’ll want to try the Mickey Everything Chocolate Chip Cookie for $5.99. It’s a beautiful disaster in our eyes! It’s so tasty, especially with that caramel sauce, M&Ms, Twix, and chocolate sauce on top, and the cookie itself is delicious. However, it’s in a wrapper due to the size a density of it, and it was COMPLETELY stuck to the wrapper. We were clawing at it like an animal in attempt to get it out, so it wasn’t easy to eat, but if the design flaw can be figured out, then we’d love to get it again!

Our last treat of the day here was the Salted Caramel Churro Milkshake for $7.99. If you love milkshakes, you’ll love this one! It’s a standard Disney vanilla milkshake topped with whipped cream, a cherry, and churro crumbles. There’s salted caramel sauce around the inside of the cup which gave it a bit of that caramel milkshake flavor. The churros on top were incredibly fresh — we actually had to wait for them to cook them, which we’re not complaining about — but we do admit that while it’s good, we don’t think it’s the best bang for your buck.

At this time, this is the only area of the park to grab these new snacks, so if they sound great to you, you’ll want to head over to All-Star Movies ASAP. Be sure to stay tuned to AllEars for all the latest Disney World reviews!