REVIEW: 5 Exclusive NEW Treats Hit Disney World

Disney World’s V.I.Passholder Summer Days, a summer-long celebration for Annual Passholders, is in full swing! There are so many perks Annual Passholders can take advantage of.

But to celebrate the occasion, coffee stand Joffrey’s released five brand-new, limited-time drinks just for Annual Passholders! We had to try all five.

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Our first stop was Magic Kingdom. We headed to Joffrey’s Revive in Tomorrowland for the Lucky Starlight Cold Brew for $7.49. This is a dreamy blend of cold brew coffee, toasted marshmallow syrup, and a splash of cream, pixie-dusted with sweetened cereal, whipped cream, and fluffy marshmallows on top.

This one tasted exactly like Lucky Charms cereal milk! It was ultra-sweet – the marshmallow syrup was super strong, and as the whipped cream melted into the drink, it added even more sugar. It also had a generous amount of cereal on top, which could be a snack in and of itself, similar to the Black Caf Cold Brew in Galaxy’s Edge.

We headed to EPCOT to try the Parisian Pebble Cold Brew for $7.49. This is a French fusion of fruit-flavored cereal, cold brew, and a splash of cream, garnished with whipped cream and fruity cereal on top.

This drink features a classic cold brew, smooth and mellow, but we didn’t get any Fruity Pebble taste at all. We tried the whipped cream by itself, which tasted a lot like cereal milk, so it became much better when we mixed the whipped cream in. If you’re not a whipped cream fan, then you’re better off getting a regular cold brew for cheaper.

Afterward, we visited Hollywood Studios to try the Rockin’ Cold Brew for $7.49. This is an electric blend of cold brew, chocolate & peanut butter flavoring, and a splash of cream, encored with whipped cream and chocolate peanut butter puff cereal on top.

This one tasted like a Reese’s candy in a coffee. It’s very dark chocolate-forward, which reminded us of a not-too-sweet mocha, and the aftertaste was a strong, nutty peanut butter. We enjoyed the crunchy texture the Reese’s Puffs added, since these are thick enough not to get soggy from the whipped cream, and by the end of the drink, we had a coffee and a snack!

Next up was the Forbidden Mountain Cold Brew for $7.49. This is only sold at the Royal Anandapur Tea Company in Disney’s Animal Kingdom. It’s a legendary mixture of cold brew, honey syrup, and a splash of cream, topped with whipped cream and honey cereal on top.

This is a traditional Joffrey’s cold brew, with a good amount of sweetness from the honey syrup. This had a lot more cream than the other cold brews, which made it taste a lot like Honey Nut Cheerios milk!

Lastly, we headed to Disney Springs for the Cinnamon Crunch Latte for $7.19. This is an iced latte flavored with cinnamon and topped with whipped cream and cinnamon-squared cereal.

This latte had super-strong espresso with creamy whole milk. But as for the cinnamon, we could barely taste it! This was a lot like a regular latte with some cinnamon powder added, so while it’s still good, it wasn’t the Cinnamon Toast Crunch flavor we were expecting.

We loved trying these Annual Passholder-exclusive coffees. Stay tuned to AllEars for more Disney World drink reviews!

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