food IS a theme park
Something happened to me during my last trip to Disney World. I felt OLD. Eek!
Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party
Don’t worry. I don’t kid myself. I know I’m no 20-year-old anymore. But for the first time in my decades of going to Disney World, I left Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party early. And do you know what? I have no regrets. Here’s why.
Not all Disney souvenirs are created equal.
Vintage Chanel Brooch
If you’ve been to Walt Disney World, you know that the resort offers a litany of souvenir options. You’ve probably brought home a pin, plushie, popcorn bucket, or spirit jersey from one point or another. However, have you ever been tempted by a four-figure piece of jewelry?
It is Hispanic Heritage Month, and locations around Disney World are celebrating with several new food offerings!
Gideon’s Bakehouse
You’ll find new snacks around Disney Springs celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month. Eet by Maneet Chauhan, The Polite Pig, Sunshine Churros, the Cilantro Food Truck, and Amorette’s Patisserie are all serving up new and tasty foods. There’s also another baked goods shop that has recently announced its Hispanic Heritage Month specialty treat, and boy, does it sound tasty!
Yes, we’re going to tell you it’s time to go shopping…again.
©T.J. Maxx
But this time, we’re going somewhere we haven’t told you about much. We’re going to send you to your local T.J. Maxx to score some great deals on Disney luggage, souvenirs, home decor, and more. If you’re a T.J. Maxx shopper, you know you can always find some SWEET Disney merchandise at a discount in the stores, so we’re just helping you in that quest — plus you can get it online!
If you choose to only watch ONE DFB video before you go on your upcoming Disney World trip, let it be THIS one!
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THAT’S how important we think it is! Because we’re gonna cover EVERYTHING you need to know before you go to “the most magical place on earth” and make sure your Disney World trip is set up for SUCCESS!
It may be Halloween season, but Disney World is also celebrating another extra special holiday!
Spaceship Earth
It’s Hispanic & Latin American Heritage Month, and that means there are dozens of delicious treats to try around Disney World, as well as some special entertainment and offerings. We stopped by EPCOT recently to check out one of those limited-time celebrations!
The only constant is change — and that’s especially true at Disney World.
Magic Kingdom
Walt Disney believed that the parks would never truly be finished, and we’ve seen that firsthand lately with new rides, restaurants, and even massive transformations like we saw at EPCOT. But, Disney isn’t showing any signs of slowing down at all and we’re predicting three huge changes for Disney World in 2025. Let’s get into it.
The EPCOT Food & Wine Festival is underway, and we’ve been enjoying everything the festival offers.
2024 EPCOT Food & Wine Festival
There’s obviously a LOT of food to try at all the various food booths, and we spent the first weekend of the festival tasting EVERYTHING. Then there’s some fun entertainment, including the Eat to the Beat concert series where you can catch some live music from some pretty notable artists during the festival. However, there are also a lot of festival drinks, and we’ve told you about some of our favorites, but now we’ve got to tell you which ones you need to avoid.
Is there any place where a foodie feels more at home than at EPCOT??
Japan Pavilion
Now when it comes to your dining experience, Disney usually leads the way to accommodate for all types of food allergies, which makes it incredibly easy to recommend just about any restaurant for people dealing with a particular allergy. That being said, there is this one EPCOT restaurant that absolutely CANNOT accommodate this one specific food allergy, so let’s talk about it!
It’s another spooky week in Disney World, celebrating all things Halloween, as well as all things EPCOT Food & Wine Festival.
Tacos at La Hacienda de San Angel
We were recently reunited with one of our favorite Halloween treats, We also got a chance to try out the Pumpkin Butter Cocktail at Narcoossee’s (y’all, we’ve been talking about that one for DAYS). Disney also released a massive list of new foods coming to Disney World for Hispanic and Latin Heritage Month — and our tummies are READY! In the meantime, we’ve been keeping an eye on those Disney World restaurant menus, as we do, and we’ve noticed a few changes.
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