Blogs about food, eats, drinks, and locations in Disneyland Park
Yesterday news broke that Orange County qualified to move to the Yellow Tier. This means that Disneyland and Disney California Adventure parks are able to raise their attendance capacities to 35% now that Orange County has moved into the least restrictive yellow tier of the state’s COVID-19 health and safety guidelines. Impact So what does […]
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The Disneyland Resort announced today that there will be a new, simplified process for guests to both purchase a theme park ticket and make a reservation. Guests had previously been struggling with seeing a reservation day available, taking a few minutes to purchase tickets and link them into their Disneyland account, only to come back
Disneyland Updates Ticket Sales and Reservation Process Read More »
When Disney California Adventure park reopened in April there were a few specialty churros available: Fluffernutter, Milk & Cookies, Horchata, and the Strawberry Cheesecake. Recently, the S’mores Churro has returned (we had it a few times prior to the park closure) to replace the Horchata Churro. You can get this churro for $6.25 at the
Review: The S’mores Churro is a Returning Item Worth Your Dollars Read More »
The French Market Restaurant in Disneyland has reopened with an updated menu. Gone is the French Dip Sandwich which has been replaced with the new Signature Po’ Boy ‘Slow Roasted Beef’ Sandwich. The French Dip Sandwich was one of the better sandwiches in the Park, so I knew I’d be holding its replacement to a
New Signature Po’ Boy Fails To Live Up To Its Predecessor Read More »
Bob Chapek answered several questions about the Disney Parks today during the earnings call report. Particularly of interest to us on the West Coast came up when he was asked about the possibility of a new annual passholder program coming back to the Disneyland Resort. He was careful about his choice of words. He clearly
Bob Chapek’s Careful Words: Park Loyalty and Affinity Program Read More »
Guests will once again be able to embark on a culinary adventure with Louisiana-inspired cuisine as they watch Pirates of the Caribbean boats glide past. The Blue Bayou restaurant is set to reopen on May 27th with a refreshed menu and a new option that was not previously available – alcohol. Reservations will be available
Blue Bayou Menu – Updated for Reopening Read More »
The Disney Parks Blog has announced that several restaurants will be reopening soon at the Disneyland Resort. Several weeks ago the news dropped that the Blue Bayou would be reopening with a new addition to their menu – alcohol. They let it be known that the restaurant wouldn’t be reopening immediately when Disneyland reopened. With
Update: More Restaurants Returning to the Disneyland Resort Read More »
There’s an old saying – “better late than never.” Early menu versions on the Disneyland website pointed to this Cinderella themed popcorn bucket arriving at Red Rose Taverne for the reopening of Disneyland. Then, during Cast Member preview days, photos started being posted on social media of the popcorn bucket. Fast-forward to April 30th and
New Cinderella Light-Up Premium Popcorn Bucket Arrives at Disneyland Read More »
Disneyland has reopened, and it only seems natural to have a *celebration* churro for the occasion. This churro can be found at the Sleeping Beauty churro cart in Disneyland. The churro costs $5.75 and guests are offered a marshmallow dipping sauce (optional) for an additional dollar. The churro calls back to our favorite debate in
Review: New Celebration Churro at Disneyland Read More »
The Milk Stand makes a return to Galaxy’s Edge after being closed for more than a year. Guests can resume grabbing the famed blue and green milks from a galaxy far, far away. “Quench your thirst with a cup of Batuu’s legendary blue or green treat, served frozen.” An update to the menu for May
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