food IS a theme park
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Sleeping Beauty
Target released two Disney Princess items, and little ones are going to be obsessed with them (and we adults are, too!).
Let’s face it — the EPCOT Food & Wine Festival can get pricey.
EPCOT Food and Wine Festival Passport
Although the prices of dishes might seem inexpensive on menus, the portion sizes are generally smaller, meaning you’ll want to eat more, and the next thing you know, you’ve blown your festival budget out of the water (but, hey, it’s okay — it happens). But there are some great festival eats that really ARE super cheap — under $5 to be exact — and we’re going to tell you about the best of them!
It’s not easy to find a Disney World snack under $5, but they do exist!
Can man live on bread alone? We think so.
In EPCOT, you can grab a Full Baguette from Les Halles Boulangerie for $3.50, or try the Carrot Cake Cookie from Trolley Car Cafe in Disney’s Hollywood Studios for $4.99. There’s another snack under $5 but we have to warn you — it can be a bit divisive!
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