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Today I’m thrilled to share that we will share “Mickey’s Boo-To-You” Halloween Parade live on our #DisneyParksLIVE stream series this Sunday, September 9 at 9:25 p.m. ET. The parade, which can only be enjoyed on Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party nights and is a highlight of the event, features Haunted Mansion-themed floats, appearances by Disney characters in Halloween costumes and much more…it’s really “not-so-scary”! To tune in, simply return to the Disney Parks Blog the night of the event. A fresh post will appear at the top of the blog for viewing – or you can watch on our Disney Parks Blog Facebook page or @DisneyParks on Twitter. In the meantime, tell us where you’re watching from in the comments section below. View the full article

Disney After Hours has been a huge hit with guests looking to maximize their time at Magic Kingdom Park when the sun goes down. Today we’re very excited to announce new dates available for purchase from December 3, 2018 to March 7, 2019. During this special ticketed event guests can get in as early as 7 p.m. to experience the fireworks before hitting more than 25 attractions and experiences with little to no wait! Plus, free Mickey’s Premium ice cream anyone? Oh yeah…check it out! New dates and times: 12/3: 10 p.m. – 1 a.m. 12/10: 10 p.m. – 1 a.m. 1/7: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 1/17: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 1/24: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 1/28: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 2/7: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 2/28: 8 p.m. – 11 p.m. 2/14: 9 p.m. – 12 a.m. 3/7: 9 p.m. – 12 a.m. For more information and to book Disney After Hours, please visit Disneyworld.com/DisneyAfterHours or call 407-827-7185. Advanced purchase price is $125 plus tax. The day-of price is $129 plus tax. Who’s excited to check out Magic Kingdom during Disney After Hours? View the full article

Do you ever feel like your park adventures belong in a video shoot? Well, I do! So I grabbed some fellow cast member friends and set out to capture the best Walt Disney World Resort experiences for young adults. And let me tell you – there are plenty! Over the next few weeks, I’ll show you how my friends and I have fun at Walt Disney World Resort. From exciting rides, to yummy snacks and even pool-side relaxation, we have found our #HappyPlace right here! Our first adventure took us through the Himalayan mountains, across the African savannah and to a beautiful land with floating mountains at Disney’s Animal Kingdom. Next, we headed to Epcot, feeling like world travelers. Full speed ahead we took a spin on Test Track, which is personally one of my favorites! Then, we made our way through World Showcase. There even was a guacamole toast! (Yes, that’s a thing now, guys.) Next week we’ll take you to a tropical isle! Did someone say, “private cabana?” View the full article

Want to magically transform into a wine glass painter? Then you’ll want to know about a new event happening every Thursday throughout September at the BoardWalk’s AbracadaBar: Wine Glass Painting! And we’re happy to say that the design for the wine glasses is inspired by the 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival! Screenshot of @wdwtoday Tweet for Wine Glass Painting Details are as follows: Wine Glass Painting will be held every Thursday throughout September from 1:00 – 3:00 pm. Pre-registration is available by visiting BoardWalk Inn’s Community Hall (accessible by boat or via walkway from Epcot). The event includes a drink, snacks, and two wine glasses to paint, according to responses from the @wdwtoday Twitter account. @wdwtoday on Twitter While Disney only mentions September offerings for this experience’s debut, the use of the phrase “this month” in the @wdwtoday tweet (hopefully!) indicates that perhaps more opportunities will be on the way if this event is a success. Want to stay informed of ALL the Disney News?? Sign Up for the Disney Food Blog Newsletter and don’t miss a thing! Click HERE to subscribe! Ready to Plan for Your 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Trip? Order the DFB Guide to the 2018 Epcot Food & Wine Festival e-Book today! This 250+-page guide to the Festival offers insider tips and advice as well as all of the details you need to know to plan your best Festival visit ever. Your purchase includes several bonus items as well — including a full daily schedule of events at the Festival and a printable World Showcase Booth Menu Checklist to carry with you as you Eat around the World! Order your 2018 edition today! Don’t miss a moment of the fun! Use code Chefs at check-out for a 20% off the cover price! Would you like to attend Wine Glass Painting at AbracadaBar? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: Sneak Peek! Signage Arrives on Disney World’s Boardwalk for the Upcoming AbracadaBar Sneak Peek: Take a Look Inside the Upcoming AbracadaBar on Disney’s Boardwalk DFB’s Top 10 Disney Food News Stories of 2016 View the full article

It’s that time of year again when we daydream about the burning question, how much would it cost to eat one of everything at the Epcot International Food & Wine Festival, which is now underway daily through Nov. 12 at Walt Disney World. This daydreaming is not unrelated to our win-the-lottery fantasy,... View the full article

Morgan Sutton’s summer internship was one that surely struck envy among her classmates as school resumed again and people shared stories of their break. For more than a month, the 17-year-old high school student’s job was to ride attractions, over and over again, at Walt Disney World. It helps... View the full article

Recent Magic Kingdom visitors may have been startled by an unusual sight on the back side of the theme park: the somewhat dry floor of the Rivers of America, perhaps even with orange-vested workers walking around down there. And while some wags might cheer “drain the swamp” — it IS within shouting... View the full article

Recent Magic Kingdom visitors may have been startled by an unusual sight on the back side of the theme park: the somewhat dry floor of the Rivers of America, perhaps even with orange-vested workers walking around down there. And while some wags might cheer “drain the swamp” – it IS within shouting... View the full article

When people visit Hawai‘i, it‘s easy to see things you haven’t seen before. You can hike into a beautiful valley at Mānoa, or swim among the fishes at the coral reef at Hanauma. With so many extraordinary sights to see you might miss the little things that make Hawai‘i, and Hawaiian culture, so beautiful — like the ‘okina, a glottal stop used in written Hawaiian language. The ‘okina is a letter in the Hawaiian language that looks like an apostrophe but in the shape of a 6, and is used to show where we should break our vowels when we write our words. It’s similar to how we say uh-oh in English, except we use it between all sorts of vowel sounds. It is most commonly seen in our state name, Hawai‘i or in the island we live on – O‘ahu. In fact, the ‘okina can be seen and heard all around the island as you explore street signs, names, and even local radio and television. Next time you visit Aulani Resort, be sure to practice using the ‘okina! Any of our friendly Cast Members can help you pronounce the names as you visit various areas around the resort, such as ‘AMA‘AMA, our fine dining restaurant by the beach, or Ho‘okani Pila (Instrument Playing) class at Pau Hana Community Hall. One of my favorite uses of the ‘okina is the name of one of our newest Disney friends: ‘Olu, a friend of Duffy the Disney Bear. If you saw photos of him recently on the Disney Parks Blog, you may have noticed a small mark next to his name on the upper left hand side. You might have thought it was a splash of water, but I’m here to tell you it’s an ‘okina! I invite you to join us at Aulani Resort to learn more about the Hawaiian language. A hui hou! View the full article

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Just a few weeks ago, we shared that Tangaroa Terrace at the Disneyland Hotel would be closing for refurbishment. Tangaroa Terrace Entrance And now, Disney is revealing what’s to come as a result of the work! Look for the Terrace to reopen in early 2019 as the Tangaroa Terrace Bar & Grill! A new outdoor bar and an updated patio will provide spots for guests to enjoy island cocktails and Asian-inspired cuisine. Inside there will be new details including light fixtures made of colorful fishing floats and netting, a tropical mural, and bamboo accents. But, don’t worry, the Tiki-inspired design will still be present in the renovated space. And a new bar and patio aren’t all the changes! Guests will be able to enjoy Dole Whip throughout the day and coffee drinks in the morning from a dedicated service window. This will be great in the morning for the energy to tackle the parks, and of course to enjoy a Dole Whip while we’re at the pool! Dole Whip in Disneyland The Tangaroa Terrace Bar & Grill will offer options for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. In addition, it will offer an an open-air marketplace for quick bites. During the refurbishment of Tangaroa Terrace you can find menu options at The Coffee House, Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar and Steakhouse 55. Also, White Water Snacks in Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel will see some changes of its own. White Water Snacks As of now, we know White Water Snacks will close “soon”, and re-open later this year with a new look. During the closure you can find grab-and-go food and beverage options at Hearthstone Lounge. But that’s not all! A new pool bar is coming to the Grand Californian in the spring of 2019! Check out this concept art from Disney… New Pool Bar Concept Art ©Disney The Arts and Craft- style bar incorporates natural boulder stonework and clinker bricks. Plus, there will be a a custom tile mural at the back bar to set the craftsman tone in the new space. In addition, a trellis structure will provide shade and the perfect spot to relax and enjoy sipping beverages and snacking on appetizers. A variety of new lounge and table seating is promised. As we wait while the work takes place in Disneyland for these updated and new spots, check out lots of Disneyland eats you can enjoy right now! Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Are you excited to hear about the changes coming to these Disneyland Resort dining options? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: Are Disneyland’s Corn Dog Nachos REALLY All That Great? The New Tangaroa Terrace Menu at Disneyland Hotel May Look Familiar… Dole Whip and Dole Whip Floats Now Available at Disneyland Hotel View the full article

What’s the buzz? The first Starbucks store in Hong Kong Disneyland has officially opened! Now guests at every Disney resort around the world can enjoy their favorite Starbucks drinks and treats. Follow the inviting aroma to the brand-new Market House on Main Street, U.S.A. Inside, guests can enjoy a one-of-a-kind, relaxing space amidst the bustle of the park to recharge with favorite handcrafted drinks and a selection of treats. The classic coffee house vibe comes alive at the Market House’s elegantly designed and Victorian-inspired café. Guests are greeted by a cozy interior decorated in natural wood with warm lighting to complete the look. A casual, carefree spot, the Market House will help make every day a Zip-a-dee-doo-da day! In honor of the shop’s opening, Starbucks and Disney introduced a Starbucks + Disney Magical Series merchandise collection – a first for any Disney Park in Asia. The 24oz Starbucks + Disney Magical Cold Cup and the 12oz Starbucks + Disney Magical Double Wall Mug feature Mickey Mouse and other Disney friends. They’re the souvenirs guests have “bean” waiting for! Don’t you just love them a latté? View the full article

Two hotel fast-casual food spots are getting spruced up at the Disneyland Resort, also adding gorgeous new bar seating for pool goers and hotel guests. Tangaroa Terrace, the South Seas hideaway at the Disneyland Hotel, is closing soon and will re-open in early 2019 as Tangaroa Terrace Bar & Grill. The restaurant’s ‘50s Tiki-inspired design, however, will remain the perfect tropical complement to the mid-century modern architecture of the Disneyland Hotel. Guests can expect a new outdoor bar and refreshed patio, serving island cocktails and Asian-inspired fare. New details will also be added to the interior space, including light fixtures made of colorful fishing floats and netting, a tropical mural and bamboo accents. Guests will also be delighted to find a dedicated service window for various coffee selections in the morning and the popular Dole Whip throughout the day, perfect while enjoying time at the pools. The grill will offer options for breakfast, lunch and dinner, with an open-air marketplace for quick bites. While Tangaroa Terrace is under refurbishment, menu offerings will be available at The Coffee House, Trader Sam’s Enchanted Tiki Bar and Steakhouse 55. White Water Snacks at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa will also close soon and re-open later this year with a fresh new look. In the meantime, Hearthstone Lounge will offer grab-and-go food and beverage options. Guests of Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa will also be able to lounge in even more luxury, poolside, with a new pool bar opening in spring 2019. As you can see in the artwork above, the new pool bar area will keep with the hotel’s signature Arts and Crafts design with natural boulder stonework and clinker bricks. A custom tile mural at the back bar will also set the craftsman tone in the new space. In addition, a trellis structure will provide shade and a perfect respite to enjoy sipping beverages and snacking on appetizers. A variety of new lounge and table seating will also be available. Check back on the Disney Parks Blog for more details! View the full article

Seven resorts at Disney Springs will extend perks for another year that give guests more time at Walt Disney World and earlier access to FastPasses. The benefits were supposed to expire at the end of December but will now extend through 2019 instead, according to a press release issued Wednesday. ... View the full article

Are you ready to make a splash? I sure hope so! Because we’re back with another DFB Video today, and we’re taking you on a Food Tour of Disney World’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park! Dole Whip at Typhoon Lagoon Typhoon Lagoon is one of two Disney World Water Parks (its counterpart being Blizzard Beach). And while I’m sure images of sun and sand immediately spring to mind, you may really be surprised to find out that Typhoon Lagoon has some pretty terrific food, too! There’s for sure more than hot dogs and burgers to keep you splashing all day long, so please join us on a Typhoon Lagoon Food Tour to find EVERYTHING there is to eat at Typhoon Lagoon! And if you love this video, there’s plenty more for you to enjoy over on our DFB YouTube Channel! By the way, have you subscribed yet? If you hit the button below, you can subscribe to the channel and never miss a single episode! So check out the video and then let us know: Have you ever grabbed a bite to eat at Typhoon Lagoon? Related posts: DFB Video: Hollywood Studios Food Tour! Part 1 DFB Video: Food Tour of Animal Kingdom’s Africa DFB Video: Tips for Eating Gluten Free in Walt Disney World View the full article

Disney World’s Coronado Springs Resort is in the midst of major changes. Construction continues on the Resort’s upcoming 500 guest room Tower as well as the Villa del Lago on-the-water restaurant. Coronado Springs Resort Tower Construction Further changes include the recent transformation of Rix Lounge into Rix Sports Bar & Grill. And now, there is another change to report. If you search on Disney World’s website or My Disney Experience app for Pepper Market — the Counter Service option for Coronado Springs Resort — your search results will come up empty. That’s because the Pepper Market appears to have undergone a name change to El Mercado de Coronado! El Mercado de Coronado screenshot The above screenshot with the updated name is from the My Disney Experience app. Coronado Springs Resort remains one to watch as this major transition moves forward. Read more about the changes coming to Coronado Springs Resort here. Want to stay informed of ALL the Disney News?? Sign Up for the Disney Food Blog Newsletter and don’t miss a thing! Click HERE to subscribe! Don’t Miss Out on Any Disney Details! The 2018 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining, is now available! With more than 650 pages, the 2018 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining is full of tips and planning tools developed by Disney World experts over 20+ years of visits. We’ve done the research for you, so you’ll know just which spots will uniquely suit your family’s needs! With mini-reviews of every single restaurant, bar, lounge, kiosk and more; an entire chapter on the best snacks in Disney World; full Disney Dining Plan analysis (and how to get FREE dining); and a full chapter on discounts and deals; you’ll have everything you need to plan your best vacation yet. Click here to order your copy of the 2018 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining E-book with code WDW2018 to save 25% today! Use code WDW2018 at check-out for a 25% off the cover price! Our guides are backed by a 100% money-back guarantee, so you have nothing to lose. Will you be dining at El Mercado de Coronado? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: NEW Disney World Restaurant Details — Villa Del Lago! Changes Coming to Rix Sports Bar & Grill at Coronado Springs Resort! News! Coronado Springs’ Pepper Market to Test Breakfast and Lunch Buffet View the full article

The 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival in in full swing and we wined and dined our way through the Festival on opening day! 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival! In addition to all the great eats and sips at this year’s Festival, there’s also a lot of exclusive merchandise, including this gorgeous Disney Dooney & Bourke handbag featuring Chef Mickey and Foodie Figment! 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival Dooney & Bourke And we have some BIG news! We’re giving away one of these Dooney & Bourke handbags to a DFB reader! So, how can you win this Food and Wine Festival handbag? All you need to do is subscribe to the DFB Newsletter! And if you’re already a DFB Newsletter Subscriber, yay for you! Because you’re automatically entered to win. If you’re a fan of the Food and Wine Festival and Dooney & Bourke bags, this is one giveaway you don’t want to miss! Our giveaway item is the largest Epcot Food and Wine Festival bag for 2018, in Dooney and Bourke’s standard tote size (about 12in high, 18in wide). Cost in the parks is $268. And here’s the best part — there’s HIDDEN decor on the bottom of the bag! Bottom of the handbag! And look at adorable Foodie Figment on the opposite side of the bag from Mickey! Foodie Figment on the Food and Wine Festival handbag It’s adorable, super high-quality, and a must-have for Disney food fans. Subscribe here to the FREE DFB newsletter for your chance to win! Winner will be chosen at random from our Newsletter subscriber list on Monday, August 10th. Winner will have 24 hours to respond to our email with their full name and United States address where they would like the bag delivered. If the winner does not respond with this information within 24 hours, we will move on to the next randomly selected winner. Good luck, everyone! Are you a fan of the Disney Dooney & Bourke collection? Will you be entering the contest to win the Disney Dooney & Bourke Food and Wine Festival handbag? Let us know with a comment! Related posts: Epcot Food and Wine Festival Events UPDATE! What’s Back and What’s NOT RETURNING! You Have GOT to See the Dooney & Bourke Bag for the 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival! Disney Food Post Round-Up: May 9, 2010 View the full article

We love a good Disney food hack — especially when it combines a duo of our favorite things. And today we’ve got a combo brought to us by Disney Food Blog reader Michael over at @DisneyNumNums! Join us at the Grand Floridian Cafe — and bring your stretchy pants! Grand Floridian Cafe sign at entrance Why? Because Michael tells us that if you start with the Grand Floridian Cafe’s Buttermilk Fried Chicken… Buttermilk Fried Chicken at Grand Floridian Cafe …you can end up with some killer Chicken and Waffles — with a Mickey Waffle, no less! Chicken and Waffles What, what?! In order to make this happen, all you have to do is request a waffle instead of the Crispy Potatoes, Kale, and Bacon that the chicken usually comes with! You’ll get a choice between a Belgian Waffle and the Mickey Waffle — and you get to keep that Sriracha-Honey Drizzle (and get more on the side, if you want!)! Chicken and Waffles! The server also brought hot maple syrup, butter, and ketchup — just in case you want to change things up a little! How fun is this?! Many thanks to Michael for sharing with us! Check out our latest review of the Grand Floridian Cafe and its classic Floridian Pancakes and Lobster Thermidor Burger! What’s your favorite Disney food hack? Share with us in the comments! Related posts: Recommended Disney World Dining Plan One Credit Restaurant Values Mother’s Day Brunch at Walt Disney World! 21 Myths About Walt Disney World Food DEBUNKED View the full article

AAAAARRR ya ready to go back to Tortuga Tavern? Learn About: Tortuga Tavern Magic Kingdom Disney World Restaurants This seasonally open spot in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland serves grub to hungry pirates. But because it is open sporadically, you never know exactly what you’ll find on the menu. For a long time, Tortuga Tavern served up Mexican fare, then switched to a BBQ-based menu. These days, it’s relying primarily on park classics to serve the crowds. You’ll find Hot Dogs and Turkey Legs among the fare. But I was still in for a couple of small surprises on my last visit. And the rule is, if you find Tortuga Tavern open during your visit, you should at least take a quick glance at the menu… and a quick look around, too! Atmosphere The main reason it’s fun to stop by Tortuga Tavern is because of its all-things-pirate-y theme in keeping with its location directly across from the Pirates of the Caribbean attraction. Tortuga Tavern Just enter under the Jolly Roger… Jolly Roger Flags …. and you’ll find several ways brush up on your pirate manners! Code of Conduct A. Smith, Proprietor Fun touches like dinnerware, ale mugs, pewter candlesticks, and more can be spotted throughout the limited indoor seating area. Mugs for Grog Tortuga Tavern Platters and bottles But the bulk of the setting is made up of the plentiful outdoor seating (with lots of shade) for those busy days. Tortuga Tavern Seating Tortuga Tavern Seating Tortuga Tavern Seating Note that there IS limited indoor seating as well! Eats As I mentioned, the menu at Tortuga Tavern is currently… well, rather uninspired, honestly. While I’m opposed to neither Jumbo Turkey Legs or Hot Dogs, I still somewhat crave the Mexican fare that used to be served here. But you’ll find much of that at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn and Cafe these days, anyway. And there’s still a bit of fun tucked in when you notice things like the Short-Rib Topped Hot Dog among the offerings. Tortuga Tavern Menu You can also get a Chipotle Barbecue Short Rib Sandwich. And, hey, it’s ALWAYS a good thing to know where you can pick up a Pepper Jack Pretzel! The desserts and drinks, while very limited, are where I noticed more recent changes. Two Pirate-y treats have joined the lineup. The first is themed in name only: the Pirate Pear Slushy. But the second is actually pirate-themed: a new Rum Cake! Tortuga Tavern Menu I ordered up the Chipotle Barbecue Short Rib, and the two snacks made for Pirates like me ! Yo Ho! The Pirate Pear Slushy, complete with a Mickey Straw, is pretty much like the Desert Pear Slushy at Golden Oak Outpost… and that’s not a bad thing at all! Tortuga Tavern Eats The pear offers a refreshing, distinct, and enjoyable flavor and the whole thing really hits the spot on a hot day. It’s very sweet-tart and the flavor is intense, though, so be prepared for that. Kids will probably love it! The Chipotle Barbecue Short Rib is served in a bun and topped with a citrus slaw for some extra tang and crunch. It comes with a bag of Lay’s Potato Chips (not pictured). Chipotle Barbecue Short Rib Sandwich This is.. okay. The meat is tender and the plentiful chipotle barbecue sauce delivers a hint of smokiness. But I felt like the portion of the meat could’ve been better, especially when compared with the amount of slaw. So, if you’re craving more meat, you may as well go for that Short Rib topped Hot Dog after all! It was ultimately the Rum Cake that I was most excited to find. The look of it reminded me of sticky toffee pudding over at Rose and Crown in Epcot’s UK pavilion — similar bundt-cake mould with that caramelly sauce over the top. Rum Cake Maybe it’s because my visit to the Tavern coincided with my trip for the Epcot Food and Wine Festival, but the the whole cake-in-a-boat was giving me festival vibes. Rum Cake The whole thing carries hints of spice and I thought the rum flavor was nicely pronounced and very likely pirate-approved. Rum Cake This is a light dessert that’s going to be best for those folks who don’t understand why you’d put a lot of frosting on a cupcake. It’s subdued, mildly flavored and sweet, but not at all over the top. Does that make sense? Nosh or Not? You’ll want to stop by Tortuga Tavern if: Your starving and happen to be walking by this place…and there’s no line. You’re digging the idea of eating Rum Cake right before or after you ride Pirates of the Caribbean. You’ve always been curious about the Tavern and it just so happens to be open on the day you’re there! You’ll want to pass by Tortuga Tavern if: Your group requires a wider range of entree options. The current entrees aren’t on your list of must-eats (there are much better counter service options in Magic Kingdom). Well… it’s simply not open when you’re there. Overall Tortuga is basically a “the lines are too long everywhere else and we just need food” kind of place. There’s nothing menu-wise to recommend it at the moment as a destination, and your Disney Dining Plan counter service credit can get you MUCH more bang for the buck at a different restaurant. That said, it’s nice to see them having a little fun with the pirate theme with that new rum cake. Take a Food Tour of all the eats in Magic Kingdom’s Adventureland in our DFB YouTube Video! Will you be stopping by Tortuga Tavern if it’s open during your Magic Kingdom trip? Please let us know with a comment! 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During the next two days, Walt Disney World union workers will be casting their votes on whether to support a new contract that would increase their minimum pay to $15 an hour over the next three years. Union leaders said they expect “overwhelming” support for the new contract. Voting in employee... View the full article

Over the next two days, Walt Disney World union workers will be casting their votes on whether they support a new contract that would increase their minimum pay to $15-an-hour over the next three years. Union leaders said they expect “overwhelming” support for the new contract. Voting in employee... View the full article