food IS a theme park
So Tax Day isn’t something we talk about a lot, because well, we’d rather talk about fun things like Disney World!
STK
So, yeah, we’d rather tell you about Disney World food, new merchandise, what’s new at the parks, and any other topic that is NOT about taxes. And yet, this year, you might have a reason to celebrate Tax Day after all!
Spring just started, but we’re already feeling some serious summertime vibes at Disney World!
Check out that little flamingo!
And that means it’s time for summer drinks — and yes, we’re talking about those wonderful boozy frozen concoctions that often come with little umbrellas. We’re talking piña coladas, daiquiris, frozen margaritas, and more!
We’ve been trying LOTS of new treats in Disney’s Animal Kingdom today, but we haven’t forgotten about EPCOT!
China Pavilion
We’re hopping over to the China Pavilion to try a brand-new drink at Joy of Tea! This kiosk is home to one of our favorite quick eats in the park, the Salt and Pepper Popcorn Chicken, so we’re excited to try their newest offering.
We found another secret drink in Disney’s Animal Kingdom!
Restaurantosaurus
Restaurantosaurus has seasonal treats, American eats, and a fun Paleontologist theme. And right next door at Restaurantosaurus Lounge, we’ve been able to dig up a few secret drinks! Today, we found another one — and it’s even Mickey-shaped!
It’s been a little chilly in Florida recently, and that’s not a bad thing, because some of the dining locations at Disney World start breaking out the cold weather drinks!
Ronto Roasters
One of those drinks is the Spiced Surabat Cider, served at Ronto Roasters when it’s chilly out. We previously tried the non-alcoholic version, but this time, we went back to try it spiked!
There seem to be a lot of changes going on at the Taste of EPCOT Food and Wine Festival booths this year!
Islands of the Caribbean
Not only are some booths open some days and closed the next, but we’re seeing a lot of changes on booth menus, both with food and drinks!
We’re always on the lookout for new beverages at Disney World, and it’s our duty to try them all out!
Eats at the Epcot Experience
Most recently, we’ve tried out several new beers at Disney World, including the Tsingtao Lager at the 2020 Taste of EPCOT Food and Wine Festival’s China Booth, as well as several beers from the Festival’s Germany Booth.
Move over, Sanderson Sisters! There’s a new drink in town that might just be spookier than those Hocus Pocus concoctions being brewed up at Starbucks!
La Cava del Tequila
The parks have been a HIT this Halloween when it comes to Fall snacks like the Pumpkin Spice Macaron Ice Cream Sandwich, Minnie Mouse Halloween Mousse, and Oktoberfest Poutine (just to name a few). But, there’s a new boozy drink literally bubbling up over at the Mexico Pavilion and Disney Springs in time for Día de los Muertos this year!
After Disney World reopened, many of its bars remained closed and were unable to serve alcohol to guests, due to a statewide ban of on-premise alcohol consumption at bars. This ban affected any bars that received more than 50% of their gross revenue through alcohol sales.
White Wine Flight at Weinkeller
Recently, though, the state of Florida lifted that ban and allowed bars to reopen at 50% capacity. And we’re starting to see bars at Disney World begin to reopen, too, like the Uzima Springs Pool Bar at Animal Kingdom Lodge, and the Thirsty River Bar, and Dawa Bar at Animal Kingdom.
We’re making our way around Disney’s Animal Kingdom today, and having a fun adventure (even if it’s raining)!
Tree of Life
While we made our way to Expedition Everest to say hello to our old pal Disco Yeti, we found a bit of a pleasant surprise in the park. Although Thirsty River Bar and Trek Snacks has been half closed since the parks reopened (Trek Snacks has been open, but Thirsy River Bar has been closed), it had a random re-opening today for guests!
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