food IS a theme park
We love bringing you reviews of our favorite foods from around Disney World and Disneyland!
Tokyo Disneyland Resort
From Mickey pretzels and churros to beignets and Dole Whips, we’ve tried it all — and occasionally, we get to try foods from international Disney parks, too. We’ve been spending time in Tokyo Disneyland, and now it’s time for another snack review — so come with us to Tomorrowland Terrace at Tokyo Disneyland!
What if we told you there was a Disney restaurant located inside a cavern on a Mysterious Island?
©Disney | Tokyo DisneySea
There is — and it’s just as awesome as it sounds. Over at Tokyo DisneySea, Vulcania Restaurant serves as the “geothermal power station” for Captain Nemo’s scientific base, and it also serves up some pretty delicious grub. Come with us to check it out!
You might think that you’ve had your fill of amazing snacks in Disney World, but what we’re about to show you might tempt you to book a flight to an international Disney park ASAP.
Our Popcorn
We’ve been sharing some stories and snack reviews from Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo Disney Sea lately and those might already have your taste buds begging for more! So today we’re taking a look at one spot in Tokyo Disney Sea that has seriously ICONIC eats you won’t want to miss!
We spend a lot of time telling you about what’s going on in Disney World and Disneyland.
Cinderella Castle in Tokyo Disneyland
From new food to merchandise to returning character meet and greets, we’ve got you covered stateside. HOWEVER, we’re now going to take you across the Pacific Ocean to Tokyo Disneyland, where we’re touring a new popcorn shop — and we have to say, this place IS POPPIN’!
Here at DFB, we’re experts when it comes to food at Disney World and Disneyland Resort, but that’s not all!
La Taverne de Gaston
We’ve also tried our fair share of eats on Disney Cruise Line, and we’ve even visited the international Disney parks to test out the restaurants and unique snacks that we can find there. And if you’re planning a trip to Tokyo Disney Resort anytime soon — or you’re just genuinely curious about the Disney food around the world — then you’ll want to check out this review!
Magic Kingdom in Disney World is known for some pretty spectacular Halloween celebrations, but the fun doesn’t stop there!
Halloween at Magic Kingdom
If you travel out to the west coast, you can visit the Oogie Boogie Bash at Disney California Adventure, where you’ll get to meet and greet with some of the most popular Disney villains and enjoy special entertainment. And there are even some seasonal celebrations at the international parks to check out — like the very unique drink we found at Tokyo Disney Resort!
After two and a half years, Japan will soon allow visa-free, independent tourism within its borders once again.
Beauty and the Beast Attraction at Tokyo Disneyland ©Tokyo
Beginning October 11th, individual visitors will be allowed to enter Japan and the country will be reinstating visa waivers — along with eliminating the cap on daily arrivals. With this excellent news, you might be wondering if now is the time to plan a trip to Tokyo Disney Resort. But, where do you start?! We’re sharing how to visit Tokyo Disneyland and Tokyo DisneySea now that Japan is opening its borders!
The 2022 D23 Expo was packed with announcements for various Disney parks.
©D23
Disney revealed a lot of exciting projects — Tiana-themed additions and park expansions in Disneyland Resort and nighttime shows and possible land reimagining in Disney World. And international parks got a lot of huge announcements too — check them all out here!
Listen, we LOVE Disney World and Disneyland, but there are a lot of really cool things at the international Disney Parks as well!
©Disney
Shanghai Disney Resort has things like the upcoming Zootopia-themed land, Disneyland Paris is celebrating its big anniversary this year, and Hong Kong Disneyland has a souvenir worth $2 million (yeah, really!). Another Disney park that is doing some awesome things is Tokyo Disney Resort, and today, a brand new hotel opened up that Pixar fans are going to LOVE!
Disney Parks might get all dolled up for Halloween and Christmas in the U.S., but at Tokyo Disney Resort, Easter takes center stage! (And we have to admit, we’re a little jealous.)
Tokyo Disneyland Resort
This year, Tokyo Disneyland will bring back their Easter Event after a three-year hiatus, and we’re talking bunny ears, foods, merchandise and more. We’ve got all the details!
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