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Today we’re kicking off a new biweekly series here on the Disney Parks Blog that features the imaginative artwork of Keith Lapinig, which combines intricate cut silhouettes of Disney characters with Disney Parks photography. The goal? To use beloved Disney characters to bring our parks’ attractions to life in a whole new way. This first exclusive batch of Keith’s artwork was inspired by his recent visit to Magic Kingdom Park, where he created silhouettes of Tinker Bell, Cinderella and Fairy Godmother to play around Cinderella Castle, while Briar Rose explores a stream nearby. He also stopped into Fantasyland with silhouettes of best friends Winnie the Pooh and Piglet, and Snow White and Dopey, who look perfectly at home at their attractions. Keith, a cast member who grew up loving to draw, experiment with new art technologies and visit Disney Parks, started his Disney career at World of Disney NYC on 5th Avenue. Around the same time he began working at the store, he bought an airbrush and learned to create custom Vinylmations. He later jumped into 3D printing and even created a full Hiro Hamada costume from “Big Hero 6.” His interests then grew into creating cut paper art, shadow boxes and silhouette pieces. “In terms of inspiration, I’ve seen many people bring photographs of Walt Disney walking around Disneyland park [in Anaheim, Calif.] and try to match up the photograph in their exact locations,” Keith said. “I’ve also seen artists draw characters, in various poses like they’re playing tug-of-war, and cut them out. It’s not until they take a photograph of their hand with the paper in the scene when you realize it’s a cute setup of their hand playing tug-of-war with their art. Those were some of my inspirations that made me take my paper art to the Disney Parks.” Now, Keith estimates it takes anywhere between three to six hours to design and create a single silhouette photo, depending on how intricate the design is. He starts each silhouette piece by first researching the creative possibilities an attraction or other theme park location has to offer. “That research is either done in person with a fun day at the parks, or I use the internet to scour through people’s unique shots around the Disney Parks,” he said. “Once I have a location in mind, I can decide which Disney characters would go great in that scene. The hardest part of the process is taking a character and trying to maintain their integrity that the viewer will still recognize the character in silhouette.” Keith then cuts the silhouette and takes it to the theme park to be photographed, a step that can take a while, especially on a busy theme park day. So far, Keith has produced and released dozens of designs on his own social media accounts. He lists the first silhouette piece he ever created – Maleficent at Sleeping Beauty Castle at Disneyland Park – as his favorite, but adds that some of his newer favorites have yet to be released – and will soon be, right here on the Disney Parks Blog. “I’m only getting better and better at this craft as I, admittedly, am new to the world of photography,” Keith said. “I’ve seen myself improve in just a few months, and that’s what I love about being an artist. I’ll never get complacent with my talents – I always see room for growth and aspire for it. I hope everyone stays tuned for more!” View the full article

Today is the day that a change has come to Disney World ticket prices. Guests wishing to purchase Disney World tickets are able to access the new system via DisneyWorld.com or the My Disney Experience app to see the new date-based ticket pricing. We’ve compared dates at the old pricing model and the new pricing model below so that you can see how the new ticket pricing system will affect YOUR trip. Walt Disney World entrance The new system: • Assigns each individual calendar day a specific ticket price (each day reflects a different price based on various factors like crowd levels) • Uses an interactive calendar for ticket purchasing, and to show guests the highest and lowest ticket prices within a given month or year • Offers guests the option to upgrade to a ticket with a “flexible start date” for an added cost. Comparison Of Disney World Ticket Prices Before and After the Date-Based Price Update Ticket prices for Disney World theme parks have generally been grouped based on seasons over the last few years: Value (lower crowd levels), Regular (regular crowd levels), and Peak (especially high crowd levels during seasons like Spring Break, Thanksgiving, and Christmas). The same theory applies, but now to specific dates. Disney shared a graphic here that compares the two pricing models. We also did our own comparisons, which we break down below. For example, November 15th was previously in Value season, with a ticket for Magic Kingdom priced at $109 for an adult, and $103 for a child (ages 3-9). For the other parks, the price was $103/$96, respectively. Today, a one-park ticket is $114 for adults, $109 per child for the same date of November 15th. November 15th highlighted on calendar with price Note that children’s ticket prices are in view once you scroll down. November 15th ticket prices adult and child December 3rd, for regular attendance, with a ticket for Magic Kingdom previously priced at $119 for an adult, and $113 for a child (ages 3-9). For the other parks, the price was $114/$108, respectively. December 3rd highlighted on calendar with price December 3rd child and adult price All parks under the new system are priced at $114/$109 for that same date. Christmas Day, December 25th, is peak season, with a ticket for Magic Kingdom previously priced at $129 for an adult, and $123 for a child (ages 3-9). For the other parks, the price was $122/$116, respectively. December 25th highlighted on calendar with price December 25th adult and child price Now, a one-park ticket is $129 for adults, $124 per child for the same date of December 25th. Please note that none of the figures include tax (which guests can view in the subtotal for their order). The new system also accounts, of course, for multi-day tickets, giving guests the chance to view how the daily ticket prices decrease for any number of days from 2-10 days. Select Number of Days to view You can also select an option to view the lowest-priced ticket months for the year. Option to see which months offer lowest ticket price Months in 2019 offering the lowest ticket prices Do you think this new system will affect your vacation planning? We’d love to hear your thoughts. 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! Find out about more changes coming to Disney World in our DFB YouTube video!  What do you think of date-based ticket pricing? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: 2019 Disney Dining Plans AND Disney World Vacation Packages Announced Spotted: More Disney Snack Magnets at Disney Parks What’s New Around Walt Disney World — June 14, 2016 View the full article

A new era of ticketing began this morning for Walt Disney World’s theme parks. The resort introduced a new platform for ticket purchases and prices that vary from day to day. The changes were announced last month, but, as of today, potential park visitors can check out the admission cost for every... View the full article

As we previously announced, on Oct. 16, Walt Disney World Resort will launch a new online vacation-planning destination and begin offering date-based tickets and pricing. Like before, tickets may be purchased on DisneyWorld.com, in the My Disney Experience app, over the phone, upon arrival at any of our four parks or through authorized travel professionals and ticket sellers. Guests can now access several new online planning tools including park offering overviews, travel tips from Disney Parks Moms Panelists and customized suggestions based on each guest’s personal preferences – helping them make more informed decisions on DisneyWorld.com. Guests will also able to purchase tickets using an interactive online calendar, which displays different ticket prices based on the dates they choose to visit. Check out the video below for a quick overview on how this works – it’s easy and simple. Compared to previous pricing*, some tickets have decreased, increased or stayed the same, depending on the start date and length of the ticket. For example, a guest purchasing a 3-day ticket with a start date of Feb. 10, 2019 will now actually pay $4 less per day than they would have before. A Guest purchasing a 6-day ticket with a start date of this Thanksgiving will now pay a little more – an average of $5 per day – since it’s one of the most popular times of year to visit. As our parks continue to increase in popularity, this new pricing model is part of our broader efforts to better spread attendance throughout the year, and is intended to help us improve and deliver a great experience for our guests. We continue to grow with industry-leading immersive lands like Pandora – The World of Avatar at Disney’s Animal Kingdom and Toy Story Land and the upcoming Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, and we’re also looking forward to opening even more attractions that take creative storytelling to the next level. Once your ticket is purchased, you are able to continue planning your visit with the newly-refreshed My Disney Experience, the one-stop shop for your Walt Disney World Resort vacation, where you can view or change your tickets, book dining reservations, make FastPass+ selections and more. For more information on date-based tickets and pricing, please visit our FAQs page. *Usage windows differ between previous and new tickets. Prices are for 1 Park Per Day Tickets, effective Oct. 16, 2018 and are subject to change. View the full article

We popped over to Magic Kingdom and Epcot today! And despite it being INSANELY crowded at the parks, we managed to find a fun update for you! Welcome to Epcot! For those of you who love the packaged park treats, it looks like some of our favorites from Goofy’s Candy Company got a makeover: they now have fun, new packaging! Sour Gummi Worms from Goofy’s Candy Company Check out these updates for the Sour Gummi Worms, Sour Character Gummies, and Character Gummies this week at Walt Disney World. Sour Character Gummies from Goofy’s Candy Company Sour Character Gummies from Goofy’s Candy Company We’ve been seeing a LOT of packaging updates in the Disney Parks lately, like the Mickey’s boxed chocolate line and Minnie’s Sweets line of goodies. Of course it was Goofy’s turn next! Character Gummies from Goofy’s Candy Company Packaged candy from Goofy’s Candy Company is also available for purchase at most shops throughout Walt Disney World. Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! See more news from Magic Kingdom Here! Tell us: what do you think of the new packaging, and which Goofy’s Candy Company treat can you never leave Disney World without? Related posts: News and Review: Goofy’s Powdered Candy is Back in Disney World What’s New in Disney World’s Disney Springs: March 29, 2018 25 Can’t-Miss Experiences to Celebrate the Holidays at Walt Disney World This Year! View the full article

You have four days to enjoy all you can at the Walt Disney World Resort. You also have a 4-Day Ticket with a Park Hopper Option, and…you have little ones…all under the age of 10. Not sure you can make this happen and that even Elsa herself might let this go? Leave those worries behind because you absolutely can have a truly magical vacation, and Disney Parks Moms Panelist Missy, is here with tips that will surely help ease your planning woes. First line of business, getting those troops up and ready for the day. “Little kids are often early risers, so take advantage of that and arrive at the theme parks early for the lowest crowds of the day,” explains Missy. “If there are morning Extra Magic Hours available, that’s even better! I’d encourage you to arrive at least 30-45 minutes before opening to allow plenty of time for security, ticketing, and stroller rental if necessary.” And if Magic Kingdom Park is on your list, Missy recommends heading to Fantasyland as soon as the park opens. “We can usually experience several of our kids’ favorite attractions with very little waiting, and then we begin using our scheduled FastPass+ selections later in the morning,” she added. The morning is moving along nicely and attractions are being enjoyed, but it won’t be long before someone might yell, “I’m hungry!” Missy has great suggestions for dining too! “After an early start on our day, we find we’re usually hungry around 11 AM. The great thing about that is we not only avoid the lunchtime crowds, but we have always had good luck at grabbing a table at Pinocchio Village Haus that overlooks “it’s a small world.” My little kids love waving to the guests on the boats below while they eat their lunch,” she said. “At Epcot, we love to let our children try different foods from each country. They love the baguettes (and pastries!) at Les Halles Boulangerie-Patisserie in France, the egg rolls in China, the baklava in Morocco, and the pretzels in Germany.” And can you say Lunch Box Tarts at Woody’s Lunch Box? YUM! “A Character Dining experience is also a must-do,” Missy explains. “Dining with beloved friends and enjoying some terrific food, including selections sure to please the pickiest of eaters, will be a memorable and amazing experience. Many children love to bring an autograph book to collect their favorite Characters’ signatures. Be sure to have your cameras ready!” Dining is covered, and a few morning tips, but you still have four days to plan. Missy is here with some great suggestions for attractions that all can enjoy! “It’s important to choose age appropriate attractions in that park you choose for the day! Be sure to take advantage of the FastPass+ service and make three selections at one park per day 30-60 days in advance. Some family attractions for which I suggest using the FastPass+ service are Jungle Cruise, Peter Pan’s Flight, and Buzz Lightyear’s Space Ranger Spin at Magic Kingdom, Na’vi River Journey and Kilimanjaro Safaris at Disney’s Animal Kingdom, Frozen Ever After at Epcot, and Alien Swirling Saucers at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Once you’ve enjoyed your first three selections, you may use the My Disney Experience app or an in-park kiosk to make additional selections, one at a time, at any of the theme parks throughout the rest of the day!” She also recommends enjoying a splashing great time at one of Disney’s water parks! “Both Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon Water Park and Disney’s Blizzard Beach Water Park have special areas designed just for your little Mouseketeers, or experience Disney’s Typhoon Lagoon’s Miss Adventure Falls, a super fun water ride your whole family can enjoy together. Complimentary life vests are available for your little ones. While enjoying your four days at the Most Magical Place on Earth, don’t forget to create some magic of your own. “Enjoy free samples of sodas from around the world at Epcot’s Club Cool and see what you think of some of the unique flavors…you just might find a new favorite drink,” she adds. “My family loves searching for hidden Mickeys, shapes that look like Mickey’s head, hidden all around the Walt Disney World Resort. We get so excited when we find one, and find ourselves still looking for them even once we return home! Missy’s Mom Tip: Partner with your kids on an exciting scavenger hunt to save the world with Disney Phineas and Ferb: Agent P’s World Showcase Adventure at Epcot. You’re sure to find many surprises along the way! For more great tips on planning a Disney vacation with little ones, be sure to visit DisneyParksMomsPanel.com for a personalized answer from one of our knowledgeable panelists. View the full article

For fans of “The Nightmare Before Christmas,” a Disney Springs restaurant is throwing a themed celebration on Halloween. Tickets are $85 to attend the Oct. 31 event at The Edison in Disney Springs. The cost includes a cocktail at the adult-only event that begins 7:30 p.m. The movie tribute includes... View the full article

‘Tis the season for everything pumpkin, and we got word about a pumpkin soft serve whip. YUP — THAT’S PUMPKIN DOLE WHIP Y’ALL! Thanks to @PBandJellyJenn on Instagram for the tag and heads up! Pumpkin Dole Whip at Aulani But you won’t find this on the East Coast…or even the West Coast…of the continental USA. Nope; gotta get on that flight to Hawai’i my friends, and head to Aulani — Disney’s Hawai’ian Disney Vacation Club location! Pumpkin Dole Whip © pbandjellyjenn Get yours at the Ulu Cafe. If you don’t see it on the menu, check with a Cast Member. And yes, it’s available with candy corn topping! Jenn says it’s just the right amount of sweet, but that the candy corn can put it over the top. So if you’re not game for a super-sweet treat, just skip the candy corn option. Let us know what you think in the comments below. Do you want to get your hands on a pumpkin soft serve whip, or do you prefer to stick with the classic pineapple Dole whip? Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Have you seen something new or fun on your Disney adventures? Be sure to tag us @DisneyFoodBlog on instagram! Related posts: Disney Food Post Round-Up: July 18, 2010 Disney Food Round-Up: January 24, 2010 News! Dole Whip Now Available in The Lava Shack at Aulani View the full article

Disneyland Resort’s hand-dipped corn dogs are the stuff of legends. Disney Food Blog’s Disneyland correspondent, Heather, recently stopped by Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs in Downtown Disney to give them a try. Here’s what she thought! Golden Dragon Panko Encrusted Corn Dog from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs First thing to know: since each corn dog is hand-dipped and there’s only one person working in this small booth, service can sometimes be a little slow. But it’s worth the wait if you’re a corn dog fanatic. Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs Heather tried the Golden Dragon, the Classic Dog, and the Hot Link. Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs The Golden Dragon is a panko encrusted, kosher, all-beef corn dog. This one comes with Sriracha Aioli and Sweet Thai Chili dipping sauces. Golden Dragon Corn Dog Details All three corn dogs Heather tried were excellent, but the Golden Dragon really stood out! Golden Dragon Panko Encrusted Corn Dog from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs It wasn’t too spicy, and the panko breadcrumbs added a nice, light crunch. The Sriracha Aioli and Sweet Thai Chili dipping sauces were delicious and went perfectly with the Golden Dragon. Each sauce added a lot of flavor, but just like the corn dog, neither was too spicy. Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs Menu Each corn dog comes with your choice of a tangerine or a bag of chips. Bottled Coke, Diet Coke, Sprite, and Water are also available. Classic Dog from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs The Classic Dog is made with a kosher, all-beef hot dog. If you’re craving a corn dog, you can’t go wrong with this one. But check out the SURRIOUS breading here. I mean, you could probably take some of it home for a second meal. YUM! Classic Dog from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs Traveling with little ones? Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs also offers the Kid Dog, which is a smaller version of the iconic Classic Dog. Classic Dog, Golden Dragon, and Hot Link The Hot Link is made with a spicy sausage. If you’re looking for a corn dog with a little kick, the Hot Link definitely delivers. Hot Link from Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs Pro tip from Heather: the tables outside of the old AMC theatre are the perfect spot to sit and eat your Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs! Check out more Disneyland Food Reviews Here!! Heather Sievers is DisneyFoodBlog’s Dining in Disneyland columnist! Check out more of her adventures at @DininginDisney on Instagram! Which variety of these hand-dipped corn dogs are you most excited to try? Related posts: Review: The Brand New Disneyland Splitsville Luxury Lanes! PREVIEW! Disneyland Salt and Straw Ice Cream Location Opening SOON! Dining in Disneyland First Look: Starbucks Opens in Downtown Disney! View the full article

When it comes to dining at Counter Service locations in Disney World, it sure is nice to save any time in line that you can. And Mobile Ordering helps guests to do exactly that. And now an additional location is offering guests the opportunity to pre-order their food items to ultimately save time that would otherwise have been spent in line: Cookes of Dublin in Disney Springs! Cookes of Dublin Cookes of Dublin is the Counter Service component to Raglan Road, serving up Fish & Chips, Battered Burgers, Dubliner Irish Cheese & Bacon Dip, and more. Fish and Chips from Cooke’s of Dublin Note, however, that this service is NOT available via the My Disney experience app, but rather through a visit to the Cookes of Dublin website or new Cookes of Dublin app (available for download at Apple or Google app stores). Cookes of Dublin app screenshot Similar to the Mobile Order experience utilized by another Disney Springs restaurant, The Polite Pig, guests are able to indicate their pickup time when placing their order. Find out more about using Mobile Ordering in Disney World 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! You’ll find Raglan Road and Cookes of Dublin in The Landing of Disney Springs! Take Part 1 of our Food Tour of the area in our DFB YouTube video! Will you be using Mobile Ordering at Cookes of Dublin? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: SUCCESS!: Vintage Bacon and Cheese Dip Returns to Cookes of Dublin in Disney Springs! What’s New Around Walt Disney World: October 20, 2016 What’s New Around Walt Disney World: December 20, 2016 View the full article

Welcome back to El Mercado de Coronado! Learn About: El Mercado de Coronado Disney World Restaurants Even if El Mercado de Coronado is a new name to you, you may still be familiar with the space if you’ve ever paid a visit to Coronado Springs Resort. You see, this Resort Counter Service location used to go by the name of Pepper Market. While the general setup of the space has remained the same, there are some other aspects that have changed even beyond the name. So join us on a tour of El Mercado de Coronado! Atmosphere The unique structure of the space has remained the same, of course, with the large dining room still given a bit of the Resort’s Spanish-Colonial Mexican architecture with arches and large beams, and a high ceiling allowing plenty of light from the windows to flow through. El Mercado de Coronado A few fun light fixtures including string globes and lanterns still accent the space. El Mercado de Coronado However, the color palette has definitely changed. You may remember the colorful “Pepper Market” signage hanging high above the room to resemble an outdoor marketplace. But the updated space has no such banner. El Mercado de Coronado That bright, colorful banner set the scene for the whole room, which was previously also filled with colorful chairs. The current seating and general palette relies on neutral tones with just a few pops of color from a few chairs. El Mercado de Coronado And the signature larger-than-life sculptures of spirit animals no longer exist in the space. Dark woods provide contrast against the still bright and airy room. El Mercado de Coronado Overall, the scene is set more for the convention crowd than a whimsical vacation vibe. El Mercado de Coronado And now let’s see what there is to eat in the updated setting. Eats You’ll find El Mercado open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. El Mercado de Coronado Hours of Operation Like most other Resort Counter Service spots, ordering stations offering different types of food are where you’ll find Counter Service staples and a few dishes unique to El Mercado de Coronado. El Mercado de Coronado El Mercado de Coronado Off the Grill has classic burgers and chicken, but also a Crab Cake Sandwich and the Azteca Burger, topped with fried onions and jalapeños, guacamole, chipotle aioli, and pepper-jack cheese. Off the Grill Off the Grill The Chefs Specials during our visit included Pasta of the Day and BBQ Ribs, and also a Yucatan Roasted Chicken, which is the House Specialty. Chef Specials Chef Specials And, of course, there’s plenty of pizza to go around. Pizza And you’ll often find Mexican specialties up for grabs, like cilantro Rice Bowls with your choice of beef, chicken, or pork with toppings. The desserts at El Mercado are something of a standout, with cake slices from red velvet to carrot cake and more, depending on the day. Desserts And Grab and Go offers sandwiches, salads, and more. Grab and Go You’ll find more items including specialty coffee and even gelato (plus more desserts and pastries) at the nearby Cafe Rix. Overall The change from Pepper Market to El Coronado de Mercado seems to be in keeping with the other changes taking place at Coronado Springs Resort. With the ongoing construction of a 500-room guest tower (which will be complete with rooftop dining), the Resort is preparing for a lot more guests — with much of the focus on the convention crowd. Other changes include the conversion of Rix Lounge to Rix Sports Bar & Grill, and we look forward to when Villa del Lago delivers on-the-water dining next year. You can read about all of the changes taking place at Disney’s 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! Want to know more about Resort dining in Disney World? Check out our DFB YouTube Video!  What do you think of the changes at Coronado Springs Resort? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: Pepper Market at Disney World’s Coronado Springs Resort Becomes El Mercado de Coronado? What’s New Around Walt Disney World — January 23, 2017 News! Coronado Springs’ Pepper Market to Test Breakfast and Lunch Buffet View the full article

It’s the most flavorful time of the year! The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival is going strong with tons of new eats, sips, and culinary experiences sprinkled throughout World Showcase and Future World. With this festival being one of my favorites, I decided to meet up with one of my good friends, Jamie, who just happens to be one of the festival chefs at Epcot! I picked out some of my top eats this year and together we toured World Showcase while she gave me an inside look at each of my favorite dishes. We tried everything from the delicious frozen mimosas at Shimmering Sips Mimosa Bar to the IMPOSSIBLE Slider at Earth Eats and the Jerk Spiced Chicken Lollipop at Islands of the Caribbean. Everything was SO GOOD! Check out the video below to see all of my top eats and some insider info on what makes them so special (and tasty!). The Epcot International Food & Wine Festival runs through November 12, so there’s still plenty of time to come out and try all of these amazing dishes! And did you know that there are even special events like Culinary Demonstrations and Beverage Seminars to add to your festival experience? Sharpen your kitchen skills with tips and tricks from food industry pros or take a fascinating session where you’ll learn more about wine, beer, and spirits from beverage specialists. For full menus, more info, and to make reservations, visit the Walt Disney World Resort website. View the full article

Walt Disney World security stopped a Zephyrhills man from accidentally bringing a gun into the theme park earlier this month, Orange County Sheriff’s Office records show. Marvin Shika said he forgot he left his black 9 mm handgun inside his backpack when security found it at the bag check at the... View the full article

First there was a Purple Wall Slush… and NOW there is Purple Wall Cotton Candy in Magic Kingdom! Purple Wall Cotton Candy For those who may be wondering what all the fuss is about, the Purple Wall is a spot in Tomorrowland that is… well, purple. And it’s a wall. And it’s been something of an Instagram phenomenon for some time now, providing a perfectly purple backdrop which helps all other colors in the photo pop. Purple Wall in Tomorrowland It’s become so popular that it’s even become the inspiration for a Purple Wall cap. Purple Wall Area Merchandise Cart And now, we have Purple Wall Cotton Candy, which (at least for now) you can find parked directly by the Purple Wall. Purple Wall Cotton Candy Cart And there’s plenty of the berry-flavored Cotton Candy to go around! Purple Wall Cotton Candy By the way, we also spotted it in a few other places around Tomorrowland, like right next to the Tomorrowland stage. This perfectly coordinating Cotton Candy provides a picture-perfect purple prop for your very own photo. To add a bit more alliteration, you’ll pay the price of $5 for the additional pop of purple in your picture. 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! Will you be getting your photo taken with the Purple Wall Cotton Candy by the Purple Wall? Please let us know with a comment! Related posts: Here’s Where You Can Get Your Purple Wall Slush in Disney World… Check Out Two NEW (But Nostalgic!) Treats at Disney World’s Magic Kingdom… What’s New in Disney World’s Magic Kingdom?: April 10, 2018 View the full article

Disney Cruise Line’s planned growth in the next five years includes a new destination in the Bahamas, and the country’s government is set to make a decision this week on whether or not to move forward. The location is a 700-acre privately owned property on the southern end of the island of Eleuthera... View the full article

Walt Disney World security stopped a Zephyrhills man from accidentally bringing a gun into the theme park earlier this month, Orange County Sheriff’s Office records show. Marvin Shika said he forgot he left his black 9 mm handgun inside his backpack when security found it at the bag check at the... View the full article

Hey, there! We’re back with another DFB Video today, and we’re letting you in on six hidden Disney World expenses you need to plan for now! How much will your Mickey Premium Bar cost? Today’s video is all about budgeting for your Disney World vacation… but not in the way you might think. There are obvious expenses like theme park tickets and your chosen Resort. But some changes have come about — some more recently than others (as in, like, over the past couple of weeks) — that you may not be aware of. These hidden costs (and, in some cases, increases) are what we’re chatting about today in our latest DFB YouTube video to help you plan! 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: Do you know of any other hidden expenses in your Disney World trip planning? Related posts: DFB Video: How to Master the Disney Dining Plan DFB Video: Tips for Eating Gluten Free in Walt Disney World DFB Video: Must-Eat Disney World Snacks for CHEESE LOVERS! View the full article

If you’re like me, the candy I collect during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party disappears quickly once I get home from Magic Kingdom Park. This is one reason why I love the photos taken by Disney PhotoPass photographers during the event – they’re a perfect, lasting souvenir! In addition to the party-exclusive Magic Shots and Animated Magic Shots I shared a few weeks ago, Disney PhotoPass has also captured fantastic images from my other favorite party activity – the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular! Presented exclusively during the party, the Sanderson Sisters from Disney’s “Hocus Pocus” return to throw the most villainous Halloween party ever seen at Magic Kingdom. With the help of sinister shadows, nefarious nightmares and frightful friends, they’ll cast a spell that’ll leave you partying until the witching hour returns! Don’t believe me? Better get superstitious, and check out these photos by Disney PhotoPass Service. For an extra treat, watch out for select Disney PhotoPass photographers offering these “Hocus Pocus”-themed props during the party. Be sure to enjoy these photo opportunities and the Hocus Pocus Villain Spelltacular while you’re running amuck during Mickey’s Not-So-Scary Halloween Party! View the full article

We’re kicking off another week on the Disney Parks Blog with a Disney Doodle, starring a favorite guest villain – Gaston. According to artist Ashley Taylor, if Gaston had time to visit a Disney Park, he may head to a place where he could perform an amazing feat of strength. Why not aim high and try to pull the sword from the stone in Fantasyland at Magic Kingdom Park? “Gaston is always trying to impress people with his strength,” Ashley said. “It’s easy to imagine him trying to pull the sword from the stone, especially if there is an audience nearby! View the full article

Happy weekend! Here’s all the Disney food news this week! Drinks at Banana Cabana! There’s just ONE month left for the 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival! Find out EVERYTHING you need to know about the festival on our Epcot Food and Wine Festival pages! PLUS – check out our BEST OF THE FEST! TOY STORY LAND IS OPEN at Disney’s Hollywood Studios!!! Click here to see ALL of our coverage!! Halloween Time is happening right NOW at Disneyland and we have details on ALL THE FOOD! And it’s time to get the DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining 2018 e-book! Save 25% now with code wdw2018! We have a lot to share with you this week, so let’s jump right in… Disney Food News We have details on a NEW dessert in Disney Springs that you’ve gotta try – if you can find it! Check out what’s NEW in the Magic Kingdom this week. We spotted some new, super cute coffee mugs in the Magic Kingdom. We’re talking about the Dole Whip Dress we found at the Magic Kingdom. Check out everything NEW we found at Hollywood Studios. You’ve gotta check out Disney Tails and buy all the stuff. Check out the Star Wars construction and MORE at Hollywood Studios! Get the details on even MORE price increases at the Magic Kingdom. We’re telling you where you can find Pumpkin Filled Churros at the Magic Kingdom. We’re checking out the newest Haunted Mansion merchandise! Check out the Disney food-themed clothes we wish we could wear. There’s some foods of the month you need to eat at the Magic Kingdom! Check out the Disneyland version of the Hatbox Ghost Tiki Mug! And compare it to the Disney World version! We have details on the new Ultimate Disney Christmastime Vacation Package. We were at Salt & Straw ice cream shop on opening day. We spotted a couple of new Halloween sweets at Disney’s Hollywood Studios! There is just one month left for the Epcot Food and Wine Festival. Check out the Thanksgiving and Christmas Day dining locations at Disney World. We reviewed the Mashed Potato Hot Dog and the Loaded Potato Fries at Casey’s Corner. There was an artist swap at the Eat to the Beat Concerts this weekend! Check out the Burger of the Month at The Edison. Is PizzeRizzo at Hollywood Studios going seasonal? We reviewed some new eats at Disneyland’s The Golden Horseshoe! Disneyland cancels plans to build new luxury hotel. We shared a guest review of the new Tea Experience at Epcot’s Rose & Crown. We talked tips for enjoying a non-park day during your Disney World vacation! The Peanut Butter Brownie is back at The Mara … sort of. There’s a new restaurant coming to Disney Springs next summer! And, three new retails shops are opening SOON! Cuties was announced as the official fruit of the Disney Parks. We reviewed the Cosmic Chili Pasta at Halloween Time in Disneyland. We have a sneak peek at Mickey’s 90th Spectacular television special. We have first look and a FULL review of Centertown Market at Disney’s Caribbean Beach Resort. Check out our sneak preview of all the must-eat foods at the Swan and Dolphin Food and Wine Classic. We shared a first look at the reopened Calypso Trading Post at Caribbean Beach Resort. Storytellers Cafe ended a la carte options at lunch at dinner. Check out our first look and review of Sebastian’s Bistro at Caribbean Beach Resort. We checked out the new and improved Banana Cabana Pool Bar at Caribbean Beach Resort. Everything NEW at Disney’s Animal Kingdom! We shared where you’ll find the Pumpkin Tire Straws at Disney World! New DFB YouTube videos: Disney’s California Grill Review, Disney World Resort Snack Scavenger Hunt, New Restaurant Reviews at Caribbean Beach Resort, and Hidden Easter Eggs in Disney World Rides. Check out all the latest Disney Food News — even the stuff we don’t mention in posts on the blog! — on our Disney Food News Pin Board, including menu updates, restaurant closures, special events, and more! We’ve got all the latest for you, so check it out before you go. New DFB Video — Disney World Easter Eggs: Rides Edition Have you subscribed to the DFB YouTube Channel? We’ve got great content going up twice a week showcasing our adventures in Disney World and Disneyland! This week, we’re sharing our latest video — check it out — Disney World Easter Eggs: Rides Edition — and don’t forget to subscribe here. Deal of the Week: Pre-Order the DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays 2018 It’s hard to believe that the holidays are JUST around the corner! (But they totally are. You DO realize, that, right?) Now is the perfect time to get started on all things Disney + Holidays by pre-ordering the DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World® Holidays 2018 e-Book! We’ve been busy as elves (HA!) updating the 2018 guide with all the latest holiday tips and brand new info you NEED to know before you hit the parks and resorts this November, December, and January! Use code Peppermint to get 20% off the pre-order of the DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays 2018! We cover EVERYTHING in this one — not just food! With over 300 pages of detailed information, over 300 color photos, and multiple bonus extras, this e-book WILL save you time and money during the busiest season in Walt Disney World! The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays 2018 e-Book provides you with all the info you need to know before you head to Walt Disney World for the holiday season. The fully-updated 2018 edition includes: Detailed descriptions and photos of every holiday event and activity happening at the parks and resorts this year — including tips on how to make the best use of your time and money when visiting! A full chapter dedicated to all “New for 2018” events, dining options, and activities, including what’s new at Mickey’s Very Merry Christmas Party, Hollywood Studios’ Sunset Seasons Greetings, Epcot’s Festival of the Holidays, and more! A fully comprehensive holiday dining section with listings of holiday snacks, treats, meals, and menu items offered this year — from popcorn kiosks all the way to Signature Restaurants. Updated chapter on where to dine with no advance dining reservations. Updated chapter on 10 must-eat snacks this holiday season. A clickable 3-Month Schedule of Holiday Events so you can see at-a-glance what looks interesting to you. Comprehensive listings — with color photos! — of Disney Resort holiday decor and gingerbread displays Our recommendations on ways to SAVE while you’re in Disney World this holiday season. Updated Scavenger Hunts for every theme park A Preview of the 2019 Holidays in Disney World And more! And when you pre-order it now, you’ll save 20% with promo code PEPPERMINT AND get the 2017 guide immediately, for FREE! We’ll send the 2018 guide as soon as it’s published this fall! Remember, with a 100% money-back guarantee on all of our guides, you have nothing to lose! Visit the DFB Store today and use promo code Peppermint to get 20% off the DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World Holidays 2018! DFB Reader Finds If you find a fun new food — or other edible awesomeness — in or around Disney, share a photo with us on facebook or twitter so we can add it to our DFB Reader Finds each Sunday. We love cupcakes here at DFB, and our reader Blaine Helmick shared the lovely cupcake creations he spotted in the bakery case at Disney’s Vero Beach Resort! They all look amazing! So many cupcakes! We love hearing from our fans and this week we had the best message from kategr8! She said “You have inspired many great food experiences over this long holiday weekend girls’ trip! Thank you!” We’re thrilled that you all had a great trip and got to eat some great food too! ;-D Looks like fun! Do you have a favorite Disney Food find? Share your photos with us! On to the Round-Up! Mickey Fix shared this spooky and fun Poison Apple Tumbler – perfect for Halloween! WDW for Grownups shared some tips on using the Disney Dining Plan, even if it doesn’t save you money. Oh My Disney shared all the food they ate at the 2018 Epcot Food and Wine Festival! Disney Family shared a recipe for Mickey Pizza Dip! Don’t Miss ANY Disney Food News! Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Related posts: DFB’s Top 10 Disney Food News Stories of 2016 Disney Food News This Week: August 12, 2018 What’s New Around Walt Disney World: August 18, 2016 View the full article

This week, Disney launched a new global #DreamBigPrincess video series that puts the next generation of female storytellers behind the camera to tell the stories of inspirational role models across technology, entertainment, medicine, law, sports, arts, science, fashion and politics. A group of 21 talented young women from different corners of the globe captured the stories of these female trailblazers in videos that will be shared across Disney’s media platforms as part of a campaign to unlock up to a $1 million donation to Girl Up, an initiative of the UN Foundation. Following the launch of the video series, the young women from the UN Foundation’s Girl Up initiative, who produced and directed Disney’s new #DreamBigPrincess global video series, joined us at Walt Disney World to celebrate International Day of the Girl. Also, in celebration of the #DreamBigPrincess video series and International Day of the Girl, Disney Parks guests around the world dressed in outfits inspired by their favorite female Disney characters. Check out some favorites and visit our original #DreamBigPrincess story to learn more. And until November 20, 2018, for each like or share of a public video or photo with #DreamBigPrincess on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, Disney Worldwide Services will donate US $1 to Girl Up, the United Nations Foundation’s program supporting girls’ leadership and empowerment (minimum donation: $500,000/maximum donation: $1 million). For more information about Girl Up, go to girlup.org. We also kicked off a new “All in the Details” series on the Disney Parks Blog this week featuring our favorite spooky attraction at Disney Parks – the Haunted Mansion at Magic Kingdom Park. In the first video, Imagineers Steve Vagnini, Stacy Shoff and Diana Brost point out some of the “happy hints” guests can spot in the Haunted Mansion’s cemetery queue that give a nod to the attraction’s larger storyline. Here are some of the other stories we worked on this week. The Walt Disney Company Donates $1 Million in Humanitarian Aid to Support Communities Impacted by Hurricane Michael – Today The Walt Disney Company announced a $1 million contribution to aid in relief efforts across Florida’s Gulf Coast region and other areas impacted by Hurricane Michael. The donation will support disaster response and recovery efforts through the Florida Disaster Fund. Salt & Straw Now Open in the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort – Salt & Straw is now open in the Downtown Disney District at the Disneyland Resort! This scoop shop is the first in Orange County for Salt & Straw, a Portland-based, family-run ice cream company known for its “taste-provoking” flavors. Sneak A Peek At This Year’s Ultimate Disney Christmastime Package – Are you searching for a magical way to celebrate the holiday season this year? How about exclusive access to attractions, holiday experiences, a special dining opportunity, and more? #DisneyFamilia: Sabores from our Culture at Epcot! – Our video series, celebrating Hispanic Heritage Month, concludes today with the sabores that come to Walt Disney World Resort from Chef Daniel Contreras. Happy Hauntings for Little Guests During Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort – It’s Halloween Time at the Disneyland Resort and that means spook-tacular surprises at every turn! Even our littlest guests can enjoy the season with food, characters and attractions to experience. Here are a few ways families with younger children can enjoy the Disneyland Resort! Go Wild this Fall with Magic Shots at Disney’s Animal Kingdom – If you’re looking for photo opportunities at Walt Disney World Resort that celebrate this time of year, Disney PhotoPass Service has you covered! Looking Ahead: City Works Eatery & Pour House Will Open at Disney Springs in 2019 – With so many new additions to Disney Springs recently – Wine Bar George, Terralina Crafted Italian, 4 Rivers Cantina Barbacoa Food Truck and Chicken Guy!, to name just a few – you might be surprised to learn that we’re still announcing new locations. View the full article

Hey, there! We’re back with another DFB Video today, and we’re going to California Grill in Disney World’s Contemporary Resort! California Grill at Disney’s Contemporary Resort Today’s video is brought to you by request! We’ve received a lot of requests for in-depth restaurant reviews on our DFB YouTube Channel, so today we’re talking about California Grill. This Signature Restaurant is known for excellent, upscale cuisine and spectacular Magic Kingdom fireworks views. But is it right for your traveling party? That’s what we hope to help you find out in our latest DFB YouTube Video! 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: What do you think of California Grill? Related posts: DFB Video: Best Disney Dining Plan Snack Credit Values! DFB Video: The Best Counter Service Breakfasts in Disney World! DFB Video: Disney’s Contemporary Resort Food Tour View the full article

ArisoCrepes in Disney Springs brought us the Bubble Waffle this summer, and now they are bringing us something else pretty special! Salted Caramel Bubble Waffle Is it possible to top this sweet, salty, chocolaty indulgence? Maybe… Thanks to Instagram friend megan_fife we’ve learned there’s a new sweet treat that MIGHT be coming to AristoCrepes. Cotton Candy Sundae Look at this Cotton Candy Sundae! That looks like a bed of Cotton Candy topped with chocolate and vanilla ice cream, then those crunchy “pearls” that are popping up on quite a few Disney desserts these days. Cast members told Megan that this was something they were testing out, so the jury is out on whether or not it will become permanent at the location. That’s one more thing added to my “Gotta Try” list for the next trip to Disney Springs. But, there is a catch. AristoCrepes Kiosk AristoCrepes has very (and we mean very) limited hours that they are open. On weekdays, they don’t open open until 4:00PM. On weekends, Aristocrepes opens slightly earlier at 12:00PM. So that means if you want to grab this cotton candy confection — should it make its way onto the menu — you’ll need to plan time your visit perfectly to match with when AristoCrepes is open. Have you found a unique Disney Eat? Be sure to tag us @DisneyFoodBlog when you post your find on Instagram! Check out our Disney World Snack Scavenger Hunt! When you’re done – check out all of our Videos on You Tube!  Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Don’t Miss Out on the ALL the Best Snacks Walt Disney World Has to Offer! Get four awesome e-Books FULL of Disney park dining advice, bundled for 30% off the already discounted price! Yep, we’ve scoured the parks to find any and all snack choices — from the mundane to the spectacular — and we tell you all about them (with full-color pictures!) in our snack guides! These are updated every year, so you know your guide will be perfect for your upcoming trip, and they’re bundled with our DFB Guide to WDW Dining! This money-saving bundle includes all of the following: The 2018 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining The DFB Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks The DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks The DFB Guide to Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios Snacks All four are being sold together — for 30% off the already hugely discounted bundle price. Use code BUNDLE18 at check out to get the discount. It’s a $63 value for under $30!! With this Bundle of e-books you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips to plan the best Disney World vacation ever. And with our handy e-book format, you can download the Guides to all of your electronic devices and take them with you wherever you go! And with our 100% money-back guarantee, what do you have to lose? Related posts: New Shake at Disney Springs is Winnie the Pooh Approved! DFB’s Top 10 Disney Food News Stories of 2016 News: Christmas in July Treats at Disney Springs View the full article

It was another busy week in the Magic Kingdom! We found must-have merch, price increases, snack updates, construction and more! Hello from the Magic Kingdom! TRON Ride Construction We’ll start off with some construction updates. We are getting so excited for the Tron ride! In addition to this “billboard” promoting the ride that you see while you’re on the train we could spot cranes and equipment — signs they are working away to have the ride ready for 2021. Coming Soon…Tron! Coming Soon…Tron! MORE Magic Kingdom Restaurants Fall Victim to Price Increases What else did we find? Earlier this month Walt Disney World increased the pricing on many snacks and restaurant menus. This week, we spotted some increases at popular Magic Kingdom restaurants and snack locations. Add a few more dollars to your wallet or gift card to dine with Pooh, the Beast, and others. Find out which locations were victims of the price increase HERE. Silly little bear! Magic Kingdom “Of-The-Month” Items…Including Some New Restaurant Additions! The Magic Kingdom Restaurants are upping the “of-the-month” features with Loaded Mashed Potato Hot Dogs or French Fries, Pumpkin Ice Cream, Bottomless Shakes, Taco Trios, and an Apple-Pickin’ Flatbread feature. Be sure to check out all of the “of-the-month” specials before they disappear! Plaza Ice Cream Parlor Pumpkin Ice Cream Disney Snacks Clothing Updates! We absolutely love this line of clothes…if only it came in adult sizes. Disney has launched a new line of #DisneyLife clothes for kiddos that features all of our favorite snacks. Check out these must-have shirts and leggings! At least our kiddos will be expressing our love of Disney Snacks if we can’t. Disney Snacks Shirt Magic Kingdom Snacks Updates While we’re thinking (dreaming of snacks) we collected all the snack updates here — including where to find a Pumpkin-Filled Churro in the Magic Kingdom! Storybook Circus Snacks Pumpkin-Filled Churros New Haunted Mansion Merch in Magic Kingdom Memento Mori is the store in Magic Kingdom dedicated to all things Haunted Mansion. We found the Limited Release Hitchhiking Ghost Plush Set here plus more must haves to add to your Haunted Mansion Collection. Hitchhiking Ghost Plush Set Dole Whip Purse and More! Admit it, no trip to the Magic Kingdom is complete without a Dole Whip. If you agree with this then you’ve got to see the new Dole Whip Headband and Dole Whip Purse we found! Dole Whip Purse Fun New Disney Mugs Spotted in Magic Kingdom! Our morning isn’t complete without a cup of coffee, and it’s always better in a Disney Mug. We found a whole bunch of new mugs featuring some little-seen characters, the Princesses, and a Best Day Ever mug! You’ve got to check these out! See all the new mugs here! Disney Snacks Best Day Ever Mug Jungle Cruise Glass Water Bottle When you’re on the Jungle Cruise you get the unique opportunity to see the backside of water. Now you can “bottle” the backside of water with this fun water bottle. Backside of Water Bottle The best part is when you turn it around you see the backside of the printing! Those skippers sure are clever! You can pick this up in the Magic Kingdom or Disney Springs. Backside of Water Bottle More Christmas Shoppe Construction Even though the pumpkins are up and Jack-o-Lanterns are lit at night, Disney is getting ready for Christmas. First off, Ye Olde Christmas Shoppe is still undergoing refurbishment. Last week the back third of it was closed, now the middle third is closed. They will be all ready for your Christmas shopping. Ye Old Christmas Shoppe Refurbishment Christmas-Themed Disney Gift Cards Speaking of Christmas shopping, the Christmas themed gift cards are starting to appear in the parks and Disney Springs. Christmas Themed Gift Cards Halloween Cups and Disney Straw and Lid Update Even though Christmas is starting to sneak in the parks, you can still get your fountain drinks in Halloween themed cups. We didn’t see any lids on the cups at any of the locations we stopped by, but straws were still out in all the locations we visited. Halloween Themed Cups Be sure to subscribe to our newsletter so you get all the updates from our trips to the parks! Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Check out our Disney World Resort Snack Scavenger Hunt! When you’re done – check out all of our Videos on You Tube!  Don’t Miss Out on Any Disney World Fun This Holiday Season! The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World® Holidays 2018 is a one-of-a-kind resource that will help you get the most out of your holiday vacation at Walt Disney World. Pre-order The DFB Guide to the Walt Disney World® Holidays 2018 and get the 2017 edition as a free, instant download! It includes over 400 pages of must-have information, including: A full What’s New!! chapter for the 2018 Holiday Season A full Monthly Schedule of Events for the Holiday Season How to avoid the crowds on Disney World’s busiest days (and when Disney World closes their parks due to capacity!) ALL of the events, activities, and holiday additions in Walt Disney World. ALL. OF. THEM. And of course we’ll tell you where to eat! ;-D Pre-order your 2018 Guide now and get 20% off with code PEPPERMINT! As always, our e-Books are 100% guaranteed! If you don’t love it, you get your money back! Related posts: Pumpkin Ice Cream and More “of-the-Month” Features Impress at Magic Kingdom! Update: MORE Price Increases At Popular Magic Kingdom Restaurants Our Favorite Magic Kingdom Restaurants View the full article

We just finished sending you on a snack scavenger hunt, now we should send you on a mug scavenger hunt! You won’t believe all the mugs we found this week in the Magic Kingdom. We’ll start off with our favorite (we are a Food Blog after all). Disney Best Day Ever Snacks Mug We never really know if we’re in the parks for the food or the rides...this sums up our Magic Kingdom experience perfectly. Plus look at the back! Disney Best Day Ever Snacks Mug Mickey Bars, Mickey Pretzels, and Churros! Plus references to the Haunted Mansion and “it’s a small world”. We love this mug. Disney Best Day Ever Snacks Mug There’s a new line of mugs featuring characters we don’t see on merch too often. First up, Kronk has a mug now! Kronk Mug Kronk Mug If you’re a Wreck-it-Ralph fan you’ve gotta grab this mug. Wreck-it-Ralph Mug It’s inspirational as a bonus! Wreck-it-Ralph Mug Tigger bounces in with his own mug as well. Tigger Mug What’s the most wonderful thing about Tiggers? They’re bouncy, trouncy…. Tigger Mug And there’s an adorable Dumbo mug reminding you to Soar, too! If you prefer Princesses on your cup of coffee then there is a new line of mugs just for you. Check out Belle! Belle Mug Can you see Chip and Mrs. Potts hidden in the design? Belle Mug Each of these mugs has someone or something significant to the Princess hidden in it. Ariel Mug Ariel has Flounder with her on this mug. Ariel Mug Jasmine gets that sneaky Abu on her mug! Jasmine Mug Jasmine Mug A very determined looking Rapunzel gets a mug as well with her paint brush and Pascal. Rapunzel Mug Rapunzel Mug Remember Belle’s delight at the Beast’s library? Her love of books and adventure is captured on this mug. Belle Mug Belle Mug Which mug are you adding to your Disney mug collection? Let us know in the comments below! Check out our Disney World Resort Snack Scavenger Hunt! When you’re done – check out all of our Videos on You Tube! Join the DFB Newsletter to get all the breaking news right in your inbox! Click here to Subscribe! Don’t Miss Out on the ALL the Best Snacks Walt Disney World Has to Offer! Get four awesome e-Books FULL of Disney park dining advice, bundled for 30% off the already discounted price! Yep, we’ve scoured the parks to find any and all snack choices — from the mundane to the spectacular — and we tell you all about them (with full-color pictures!) in our snack guides! These are updated every year, so you know your guide will be perfect for your upcoming trip, and they’re bundled with our DFB Guide to WDW Dining! This money-saving bundle includes all of the following: The 2018 DFB Guide to Walt Disney World Dining The DFB Guide to Magic Kingdom Snacks The DFB Guide to Epcot Snacks The DFB Guide to Animal Kingdom and Hollywood Studios Snacks All four are being sold together — for 30% off the already hugely discounted bundle price. Use code BUNDLE18 at check out to get the discount. It’s a $63 value for under $30!! With this Bundle of e-books you’ll have everything you need at your fingertips to plan the best Disney World vacation ever. And with our handy e-book format, you can download the Guides to all of your electronic devices and take them with you wherever you go! And with our 100% money-back guarantee, what do you have to lose? Related posts: News: Celebrate Mickey’s Birthday with Special Disney World Treats This Weekend Only! Disney FOOD CHALLENGE! Can You Eat All 19 Of Our Favorite Mickey-Shaped Foods?!? 25 Can’t-Miss Experiences to Celebrate the Holidays at Walt Disney World This Year! View the full article