food IS a theme park
If you’re keepin’ it cool at Walt Disney World’s Typhoon Lagoon this summer, be advised: there’s a Guacamole Flight you’re going to want to try!
Typhoon Tilly’s Snack Shack
Typhoon Tilly’s Snack Shack — the little counter off the main Typhoon Tilly’s quick service area — offers up a trio of guacamole with a little something for everyone! [Read more…]
What’s for dinner?
You probably hear that question every day and never thought about the importance it might have when choosing a Disney Resort.
But, when deciding where to stay at Walt Disney World, be sure to consider what’s on the menu at your resort along with the nightly room rate, room size, bedding, transportation to the parks, amenities, view, and location.
Roaring Fork Breakfast Menu
Choosing your Walt Disney World resort is a practical, emotional, and sensory decision. Each resort has a unique theme created by sound, smell, textures, colors, landscaping, architecture, and flavors.
And when you’re planning a stay at a Walt Disney World Resort Hotel you should think about what dining options are available for you and your family. The menus at the Quick Service and Table Service restaurants evoke each resort’s theme. A good planning tip is that you should peruse the resort menus before choosing your Disney accommodations. [Read more…]
Planning a summer trip to Disney World in the new year? As of today, booking is available for the 2017 Summer Quick Service Meal Offer specific to guests staying at select Walt Disney World Value Resorts. It entitles each guest of your party to one FREE quick service meal (breakfast, lunch, or dinner) per day of stay.
Open-Face Bacon and Egg Sandwich for Breakfast at Be Our Guest Restaurant
Here are the details: [Read more…]
I’ll admit it — this is one of my very favorite counter-service restaurants in Walt Disney World. Where else can you find this level of detail and theming while dining on the best chicken nuggets in the world?
I have an unnatural love for Dinoland in the Animal Kingdom in the first place, and the extremely detailed theming and story behind Restaurantosaurus always makes me want to spend an hour or two just wandering around and looking at all of the decor in the different rooms.
Outdoor tables
The story behind Restaurantosaurus lies with the graduate students/paleontologists who live in the building. You’re not likely to see them, but you sure will see evidence of them. Who do you think “re-named” the restaurant and hauled those chairs and coolers up to the roof to enjoy the sunshine?
Throughout the restaurant, you’ll learn more about the students and their work.
Be sure to look closely, though — there are plenty of classic puns and jokes that you might miss if you don’t actually [Read more…]
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