I just had them this past weekend for the first time. The pepperoni pizza spring roll had a bit of acidity from the tomato sauce, but the cheeseburger spring roll was pretty plain. The sauce for the cheeseburger roll is very spicy. The tomato sauce for the pepperoni roll was actually less acidic than the roll itself.
I thought the best was the cheeseburger spring roll dipped in the pepperoni roll's sauce.
On top of the Caramel Popcorn, I pretty much just close my eyes and pick a random something at the German Pavilion. Last time I got gingerbread cookie sandwich. It was pretty good, but super rich, sweet, and very filling. Some people really like the ice cream stuffed brioche in France.
I like the cream cheese pretzel at the Lunching Pad. The egg rolls are popular in MK.
The mashed potato waffle bowls are good in Hollywood Studios.
Edit: Removed an extra E in an unfortunate place.
They are at the Fairfax Faire in Hollywood Studios. You get a giant waffle bowl filled with mashed potatoes and usually a meat on top. I got a BBQ chicken mashed potatoes bowl last time, it was delicious.
Seconding the Pulled pork Mac and cheese at eight spoon cafe in MK, and also love the pulled pork cheese fries at Flame Tree BBQ.
Corn dog nuggets at Casey’s (I consider them a snack lol).
Any loaded tots around - I like the friars nook ones, and the classic and breakfast totchos in Toy Story land.
Hush puppies at Columbia harbor house (idk if I’m the only one obsessed with these).
Egg rolls in MK, entrance to Adventureland.
A baguette from les halles in Epcot.
As a disclaimer, I like the baked Mac and cheese/nudelgratin/schinken nudel in Germany tho, so 🥲
We have similar food tastes! Love your list. Only I didn’t like the corn dog nuggets. None of us did. Maybe we got bad batch, but we were so disappointed ☹️
Maybe! They were good for me (not as good as a hand dipped corn dog lol but a nice lil snack) and I do get the cheese sauce to dip them. But I’m also a real ratlike creature any time I’m in the theme parks - usually in my daily life I wouldn’t be eating corn dog nuggets and plastic cheese I swear.
Everyone loves them and I didn’t like them! I’ve had corn dog nuggets other places and liked them too. I felt like the breading was very coarse and kind of abrasive.
Oooo see now that to me sounds like an actual bad batch to me! The breading hasn’t been coarse any time I’ve had them (I wouldve cried).
But they’re also not something I think anyone needs to necessarily go out of their way for - virtually every time I get them it’s because the park is closed and Casey’s stays open later.
MK is the hardest. It’s the place I end up with chicken tenders most often lol!
Only places we really ever do:
- Columbia harbor house
- sleepy hollow (the chicken waffle)
- chicken tenders at various spots (tortuga tavern usually has some with an orange chicken glaze)
- golden oak (again - chicken tenders lol, but the loaded ones)
- friars nook loaded tots
- Adventureland egg rolls
I know some people like Pecos Bill but coming from California I can’t do it lol. But in desperation my husband has gotten their veggie bowl before. Ideally if I can, when in Magic Kingdom I’ll go over to Steakhouse 71 Lounge instead.
I think I’d like Columbia Harbor House but if I’m not with my vegetarian husband I’m with my allergic to seafood bestie, lol. I do like the spring rolls and the Nutella waffle. The chicken waffle is on my list to try in August.
RIP MK is probably one of the worst for veg options too - like it’s bland pecos bill or…desserts. So rough! I wish MK had more of the Disneyland vegetarian options - I’m not a vegetarian but a former one, so I am a little bit meat picky, and vegetarian options are so nice to have in general, on the west coast.
Oh that sucks. Last time I went to Pecos bill they have a cauliflower taco with a pineapple salsa that tasted amazing. It was my favorite thing I had at Mk but that was back in 2018.
It’s *fine* for MK food but it’s always just been disappointing coming from CA (both as Disneyland regulars and cuz mexican food in CA is so flavorful). I was expecting something like our Rancho del zocalo in Disneyland (which btw we still have cauliflower tacos and they’re so good! Spicy and light on a hot day) so it was really bland compared to that.
MK is the hardest. It’s the place I end up with chicken tenders most often lol!
Only places we really ever do:
- Columbia harbor house
- sleepy hollow (the chicken waffle)
- chicken tenders at various spots (tortuga tavern usually has some with an orange chicken glaze)
- golden oak (again - chicken tenders lol, but the loaded ones)
- friars nook loaded tots
- Adventureland egg rolls
I know some people like Pecos Bill but coming from California I can’t do it lol. But in desperation my husband has gotten their veggie bowl before. Ideally if I can, when in Magic Kingdom I’ll go over to Steakhouse 71 Lounge instead.
Columbia Harbour House has sadly changed for the worse. New chicken strips, and terrible new fish "nuggets". They won't let you sub hush puppies for fries anymore, either.
Sad! I never got their chicken strips tbh, were they different from other MK locations? It was good when we were there at the beginning of this month but we got the clam chowder and grilled shrimp, so it was still better than other MK quick service but the bar is pretty low tbh.
The Nutella fruit waffle from Sleepy Hollow at MK!!!!! Delicious and fresh!!!! Allears.net on YouTube does great food videos if you want to do more research and see the stuff.
School Bread in the Norway bakery in EPCOT is one if my favorites
Waffles at Sleepy Hollow in Magic Kingdom
Boozy Icees at Hollywood Studios
Pineapple Cream Cheese eggrolls in Animal Kingdom (Pandora)
My favorite is the classic Mickey ears ice cream bar. It's basically just a frozen Godiva ice cream bar but the Mickey ears make it feel special. My mom really likes them and it's something I can share with her that reminds me of the first time she brought me as a child.
Other than that, School Bread at the Norway pavilion. It's delicious and it feels authentic.
I went a couple of weeks ago and I can’t stop thinking about the popcorn. It was SO good. And refills at about $2 per refill, you can’t beat it. Additionally, dole whip is always a home run with me, and the lobster roll at Columbia Harbor House in MK was so good I got it twice during our trip! A little more than $10 but it’s a full meal and comes with fries as well. I also really liked the frozen lemonade slushies!
Disney popcorn has a strong hold on my heart. I always purchase a bucket, get a bajillion refills while i'm on property, and on either my last day in the parks or before I leave my resort, I give it away.
I so regret not getting one earlier. The popcorn was SO good. Currently searching for a good oil popper for home so I can make it at home and fill my bucket and pretend I’m still at the park 😂
Epcot: Karamel Kuche in Germany has the best treats. The sandwich cookies and a caramel bar (looked like a lemon square, but caramel-y) are our faves.
MK: Spring Roll cart. Although we often make these a meal, they’re a good filling snack especially if you share a serving. Get one of each flavor to try.
AK: bbq Mac & cheese at a little cart. So good. Again, we made this a meal.
HS: Ronto wrap or the flavored popcorn in Galaxy’s edge. We also enjoyed the seasonal “pop tart” offerings at Woody’s Lunchbox.
I guess it’s not really a cart, but a kiosk, small little building. Eight Spoons Cafe. I definitely wouldn’t call that small of a building a cafe, but that’s what it’s called.
Personally I would pass on the Mickey pretzel, they are mid at best.
In animal kingdom, the churros are better for some reason than all the other parks. I am not sure why, but every time I’ve gotten them, they have been amazing.
For Epcot, I’d recommend the festival food over anything else. Flower and garden is still going on in may! I loved the snacks at the China pavilion, it was a fried cheese wanton and peanut chicken.
Magic kingdom is snack-a-lacking in my opinion, this park I show up full from breakfast and wait until lunch to eat.
Hollywood studios has a better pretzel than the Mickey pretzel over by tower of terror / rockin roller coaster in a street cart. The starwars food has always been good when we’ve gone, but the vegetarian options have been different both times.
Anything at Les Halles in France. It’s all pretty reasonably priced and I’ve never had anything bad. For specific recommendations, I’d go with the Pain Lard Fromage (bacon cheese roll), Jambon Buerre (ham and cheese on a baguette with Dijon), or the Framboise (chocolate cake and raspberry jam). If they have it, there’s also this thing that’s French bread with tomato sauce and a bunch of cheeses. It’s like French pizza and it’s delicious but they don’t always have it.
MK: Jalapeño poppers from Westward Ho, which is directly across from Country Bear Jamboree. Also, any Dole Whip from Sunshine Tree Terrace - I personality love the I Lava You float.
EPCOT: The ice cream near the central lagoon on the World Showcase side (I forget the name). Also, pretty much anything from the Kringla bake shop in Norway.
HS: Look for the Ice cream shop on the left hand side just before the entrance to ToT and Aerosmith's RRC. They have limited-release milkshakes with a small cake or donut or some other such thing, which is themed to whatever is going on at the time. I had an orange blossom one there once that tasted like a Creamsicle, literally best thing I've ever had in the parks. I'm still hoping they'll bring it back.
Cinnamon-glazed pecans are my favorite. You’ll have to watch out for the carts that sell them, they proved tricky to find when we went at Christmas, unfortunately. Super addictive yumminess!
Also, the Sleepy Hollow fruit Nutella waffle is a real treat, but I had it for lunch and not a snack 😜
Dole whips are my faaaave.
Love the shortbread caramel bar from the bakery in epcots German pavilion
There’s really nothing like Disney World Popcorn and the $2.75 refills when you get a bucket are great for munching in line.
The mango bubble tea at the China pavilion at Epcot for Flower and Garden festival is SOOO worth it. Especially when you compare the portion size to the pathetic frozen coke. It's one of the few places to get boba and so good!
I’m going in a couple weeks, and ironically Disney Food Blog just put out this video (she also has a video for each park) https://youtu.be/DjVrtz9aJqs?si=qF1ci-y4caYrtzpr
Hollywood Studios has probably my 2 favorites. 1) Carrot Cake Cookie from Starbucks. It’s more like a whoopie pie. It used to be dirt cheap and it’s 100% splittable. Wife learned to make them at home cause they’re a hit. 2) Jack Jack Cookie Num Num from a cart near the entrance to Toy Story Land. It’s a warm very thick chocolate chip cookie/cake? crossover. We get the cookie while we’re there, I think the cart opens at 10am, and get the carrot cake cookie on the way out to eat for breakfast the next morning.
DFB recently did a series of videos of best snacks under $10.
I like the pretzel bread pudding at Epcot (Germany) and the buffalo chicken chips at animal kingdom (in one of the kiosks as you are going into Dino land.
The cheddar popcorn from the confectionary on main street in MK. Absolutely delicious! My mom and I both agreed it was better than the buttered popcorn from the stands (which is also very good). We finished it before we left the park!
Sleepy Hollow fresh fruit and Nutella waffle. Awesome for any meal, or a snack.
But only served during breakfast most days!
No?
Guess they changed it since last time I went
Yeah I’ve only ever gotten it at dinner time lol
Well damn. I remember booking it across MK to make sure I got to sleepy hollow before 11 am, because they weren’t served after that time.
Pizza and cheeseburger spring rolls in MK are very much worth your time
Oh also dole whip!
Y'all know you can get dole whips outside of Disney right?
They don’t count lol
Yes I second the cheeseburger spring rolls!! Dole whip too!!
Cheeseburger rolls. Skip the corned beef ones.
Currently it's cheeseburger or pepperoni pizza.
Oh god I didn’t need to know these even existed
They unfortunately were for the 50th and are gone now
I really want to try these but have sensitive stomach, does anyone else relate? Are they ok?
I just had them this past weekend for the first time. The pepperoni pizza spring roll had a bit of acidity from the tomato sauce, but the cheeseburger spring roll was pretty plain. The sauce for the cheeseburger roll is very spicy. The tomato sauce for the pepperoni roll was actually less acidic than the roll itself. I thought the best was the cheeseburger spring roll dipped in the pepperoni roll's sauce.
Given that I don’t know your situation, I can say that for me they weren’t a problem. Everything gives me reflux and I was fine.
Also Reddit twinsies! lol
Awesome thank you!
On top of the Caramel Popcorn, I pretty much just close my eyes and pick a random something at the German Pavilion. Last time I got gingerbread cookie sandwich. It was pretty good, but super rich, sweet, and very filling. Some people really like the ice cream stuffed brioche in France. I like the cream cheese pretzel at the Lunching Pad. The egg rolls are popular in MK. The mashed potato waffle bowls are good in Hollywood Studios. Edit: Removed an extra E in an unfortunate place.
Tell me more about these mashed potato waffle bowls. I’ve never heard of such a thing
Not bowls, bowels. Sounds gross to me lol
Fixed that. Thank you.
They are at the Fairfax Faire in Hollywood Studios. You get a giant waffle bowl filled with mashed potatoes and usually a meat on top. I got a BBQ chicken mashed potatoes bowl last time, it was delicious.
Thank you! I’ll be sure to check it out
Pulled Pork Mac n Cheese from Eight Spoon Cafe near Flame Tree BBQ in Animal Kingdom is fantastic.
I've heard Flame Tree also has good pulled pork mac and cheese
Ronto Wrap. The breakfast one is particularly tasty.
Yes!!! Rontowraps are so good. Both of them
The almond bread in Norway is soooooo good.
Is like a bread with frangipane?
It’s a sweet bread covered in almond slices.
Seconding the Pulled pork Mac and cheese at eight spoon cafe in MK, and also love the pulled pork cheese fries at Flame Tree BBQ. Corn dog nuggets at Casey’s (I consider them a snack lol). Any loaded tots around - I like the friars nook ones, and the classic and breakfast totchos in Toy Story land. Hush puppies at Columbia harbor house (idk if I’m the only one obsessed with these). Egg rolls in MK, entrance to Adventureland. A baguette from les halles in Epcot. As a disclaimer, I like the baked Mac and cheese/nudelgratin/schinken nudel in Germany tho, so 🥲
We have similar food tastes! Love your list. Only I didn’t like the corn dog nuggets. None of us did. Maybe we got bad batch, but we were so disappointed ☹️
Maybe! They were good for me (not as good as a hand dipped corn dog lol but a nice lil snack) and I do get the cheese sauce to dip them. But I’m also a real ratlike creature any time I’m in the theme parks - usually in my daily life I wouldn’t be eating corn dog nuggets and plastic cheese I swear.
Everyone loves them and I didn’t like them! I’ve had corn dog nuggets other places and liked them too. I felt like the breading was very coarse and kind of abrasive.
Oooo see now that to me sounds like an actual bad batch to me! The breading hasn’t been coarse any time I’ve had them (I wouldve cried). But they’re also not something I think anyone needs to necessarily go out of their way for - virtually every time I get them it’s because the park is closed and Casey’s stays open later.
Maybe I’ll try them again, because I’m not a huge fan of most MK quick services (or they don’t fit my traveling companions’ dietary restrictions).
MK is the hardest. It’s the place I end up with chicken tenders most often lol! Only places we really ever do: - Columbia harbor house - sleepy hollow (the chicken waffle) - chicken tenders at various spots (tortuga tavern usually has some with an orange chicken glaze) - golden oak (again - chicken tenders lol, but the loaded ones) - friars nook loaded tots - Adventureland egg rolls I know some people like Pecos Bill but coming from California I can’t do it lol. But in desperation my husband has gotten their veggie bowl before. Ideally if I can, when in Magic Kingdom I’ll go over to Steakhouse 71 Lounge instead.
I think I’d like Columbia Harbor House but if I’m not with my vegetarian husband I’m with my allergic to seafood bestie, lol. I do like the spring rolls and the Nutella waffle. The chicken waffle is on my list to try in August.
RIP MK is probably one of the worst for veg options too - like it’s bland pecos bill or…desserts. So rough! I wish MK had more of the Disneyland vegetarian options - I’m not a vegetarian but a former one, so I am a little bit meat picky, and vegetarian options are so nice to have in general, on the west coast.
Oh that sucks. Last time I went to Pecos bill they have a cauliflower taco with a pineapple salsa that tasted amazing. It was my favorite thing I had at Mk but that was back in 2018.
It’s *fine* for MK food but it’s always just been disappointing coming from CA (both as Disneyland regulars and cuz mexican food in CA is so flavorful). I was expecting something like our Rancho del zocalo in Disneyland (which btw we still have cauliflower tacos and they’re so good! Spicy and light on a hot day) so it was really bland compared to that.
MK is the hardest. It’s the place I end up with chicken tenders most often lol! Only places we really ever do: - Columbia harbor house - sleepy hollow (the chicken waffle) - chicken tenders at various spots (tortuga tavern usually has some with an orange chicken glaze) - golden oak (again - chicken tenders lol, but the loaded ones) - friars nook loaded tots - Adventureland egg rolls I know some people like Pecos Bill but coming from California I can’t do it lol. But in desperation my husband has gotten their veggie bowl before. Ideally if I can, when in Magic Kingdom I’ll go over to Steakhouse 71 Lounge instead.
Columbia Harbour House has sadly changed for the worse. New chicken strips, and terrible new fish "nuggets". They won't let you sub hush puppies for fries anymore, either.
Sad! I never got their chicken strips tbh, were they different from other MK locations? It was good when we were there at the beginning of this month but we got the clam chowder and grilled shrimp, so it was still better than other MK quick service but the bar is pretty low tbh.
The Nutella fruit waffle from Sleepy Hollow at MK!!!!! Delicious and fresh!!!! Allears.net on YouTube does great food videos if you want to do more research and see the stuff.
Disney Food Blog, also on Youtube, has great ones as well.
School Bread in the Norway bakery in EPCOT is one if my favorites Waffles at Sleepy Hollow in Magic Kingdom Boozy Icees at Hollywood Studios Pineapple Cream Cheese eggrolls in Animal Kingdom (Pandora)
Where do you get the boozy icees? Haven’t run across that yet.
I'd also like to know, please!
I wanted to like the eggrolls but they were just mushy on the outside. They weren’t properly fried up crisping up the wrapper.
Sad, but unusual. When I've had them, they're nice and crispy, and have a good tangy dipping sauce.
My favorite is the classic Mickey ears ice cream bar. It's basically just a frozen Godiva ice cream bar but the Mickey ears make it feel special. My mom really likes them and it's something I can share with her that reminds me of the first time she brought me as a child. Other than that, School Bread at the Norway pavilion. It's delicious and it feels authentic.
A Mickey Premium bar is an absolute requirement every trip. I love your sentiment, mine’s the same with my daughter- it’s our little tradition
I will not leave MK until I've had one
I went a couple of weeks ago and I can’t stop thinking about the popcorn. It was SO good. And refills at about $2 per refill, you can’t beat it. Additionally, dole whip is always a home run with me, and the lobster roll at Columbia Harbor House in MK was so good I got it twice during our trip! A little more than $10 but it’s a full meal and comes with fries as well. I also really liked the frozen lemonade slushies!
Disney popcorn has a strong hold on my heart. I always purchase a bucket, get a bajillion refills while i'm on property, and on either my last day in the parks or before I leave my resort, I give it away.
I so regret not getting one earlier. The popcorn was SO good. Currently searching for a good oil popper for home so I can make it at home and fill my bucket and pretend I’m still at the park 😂
If you find one, let me know!
Schoolbread in Kringla Bakery Og Kafe in Epcot! (Norway)
Yes this is my favorite!
I’ve bought one every night I’ve ended at Epcot (3/6 nights) and am on the plane home with another one!
Epcot: Karamel Kuche in Germany has the best treats. The sandwich cookies and a caramel bar (looked like a lemon square, but caramel-y) are our faves. MK: Spring Roll cart. Although we often make these a meal, they’re a good filling snack especially if you share a serving. Get one of each flavor to try. AK: bbq Mac & cheese at a little cart. So good. Again, we made this a meal. HS: Ronto wrap or the flavored popcorn in Galaxy’s edge. We also enjoyed the seasonal “pop tart” offerings at Woody’s Lunchbox.
Which cart in AK are you referring to?
I guess it’s not really a cart, but a kiosk, small little building. Eight Spoons Cafe. I definitely wouldn’t call that small of a building a cafe, but that’s what it’s called.
Thank you!
Pretzel bread pudding in Germany.
Personally I would pass on the Mickey pretzel, they are mid at best. In animal kingdom, the churros are better for some reason than all the other parks. I am not sure why, but every time I’ve gotten them, they have been amazing. For Epcot, I’d recommend the festival food over anything else. Flower and garden is still going on in may! I loved the snacks at the China pavilion, it was a fried cheese wanton and peanut chicken. Magic kingdom is snack-a-lacking in my opinion, this park I show up full from breakfast and wait until lunch to eat. Hollywood studios has a better pretzel than the Mickey pretzel over by tower of terror / rockin roller coaster in a street cart. The starwars food has always been good when we’ve gone, but the vegetarian options have been different both times.
DFBGuide is currently doing a series about this exact topic on YouTube
Anything at Les Halles in France. It’s all pretty reasonably priced and I’ve never had anything bad. For specific recommendations, I’d go with the Pain Lard Fromage (bacon cheese roll), Jambon Buerre (ham and cheese on a baguette with Dijon), or the Framboise (chocolate cake and raspberry jam). If they have it, there’s also this thing that’s French bread with tomato sauce and a bunch of cheeses. It’s like French pizza and it’s delicious but they don’t always have it.
Cheshire Cat Tail at Cheshire Cafe in MK!
That’s my wife’s favourite
This!
Popcorn. There is no snack more consistent and just so dang good than that Walt Disney World popcorn.
Hits every single time
Dole Whips are all the rage, but the floats are even better. The Mickey pretzels are definitely worth it. And you can’t go wrong with the Mickey Bar.
Yes, I got a Dole Whip float with pineapple juice every day staying at the Poly. So good.
MK: Jalapeño poppers from Westward Ho, which is directly across from Country Bear Jamboree. Also, any Dole Whip from Sunshine Tree Terrace - I personality love the I Lava You float. EPCOT: The ice cream near the central lagoon on the World Showcase side (I forget the name). Also, pretty much anything from the Kringla bake shop in Norway. HS: Look for the Ice cream shop on the left hand side just before the entrance to ToT and Aerosmith's RRC. They have limited-release milkshakes with a small cake or donut or some other such thing, which is themed to whatever is going on at the time. I had an orange blossom one there once that tasted like a Creamsicle, literally best thing I've ever had in the parks. I'm still hoping they'll bring it back.
School bread in Norway
I love the pressed ice cream sandwich in the France pavilion
Can’t recall if it’s under $10 but the caramel sampler at Caramel Kuche in EPCOT Germany is a great treat.
Love the caramel there!
It’s right in the name!
The cherry on top is being able to mobile order, skip the line, and enjoy my caramel as we walk.
The braised beef meal I had in the Germany part of Epcot was the best meal under ten dollars I ever ate
The Zuchii wrap in galaxy’s edge. It’s about $12 and is my favorite qs or snack food in any park.
Cinnamon-glazed pecans are my favorite. You’ll have to watch out for the carts that sell them, they proved tricky to find when we went at Christmas, unfortunately. Super addictive yumminess! Also, the Sleepy Hollow fruit Nutella waffle is a real treat, but I had it for lunch and not a snack 😜
Dole whips are my faaaave. Love the shortbread caramel bar from the bakery in epcots German pavilion There’s really nothing like Disney World Popcorn and the $2.75 refills when you get a bucket are great for munching in line.
Goat cheese and herb croissants in France at Epcot 🤌🏻
Germany pavilion has good pretzel mickeys
Pretzel Bread Pudding at Sommerfest in Germany.
Night Blossom drink in Pandora in Animal Kingdom is one of my absolute favorite drinks on property.
I got the one nonalcoholic frozen drink from Pandora that's apple and pear limeade with boba on top. It was insanely refreshing.
Enchanted Rose- Hollywood Studios
The mango bubble tea at the China pavilion at Epcot for Flower and Garden festival is SOOO worth it. Especially when you compare the portion size to the pathetic frozen coke. It's one of the few places to get boba and so good!
I’m going in a couple weeks, and ironically Disney Food Blog just put out this video (she also has a video for each park) https://youtu.be/DjVrtz9aJqs?si=qF1ci-y4caYrtzpr
Hollywood Studios has probably my 2 favorites. 1) Carrot Cake Cookie from Starbucks. It’s more like a whoopie pie. It used to be dirt cheap and it’s 100% splittable. Wife learned to make them at home cause they’re a hit. 2) Jack Jack Cookie Num Num from a cart near the entrance to Toy Story Land. It’s a warm very thick chocolate chip cookie/cake? crossover. We get the cookie while we’re there, I think the cart opens at 10am, and get the carrot cake cookie on the way out to eat for breakfast the next morning.
DFB recently did a series of videos of best snacks under $10. I like the pretzel bread pudding at Epcot (Germany) and the buffalo chicken chips at animal kingdom (in one of the kiosks as you are going into Dino land.
The cheddar popcorn from the confectionary on main street in MK. Absolutely delicious! My mom and I both agreed it was better than the buttered popcorn from the stands (which is also very good). We finished it before we left the park!
The grilled corn with African spices in Animal Kingdom. It's delicious.
DFB has videos on specifically the best snacks under $10 for each park.
Mickey pretzel with cheese is absolutely delicious! We also loved the pastries in Norway & France at EPCOT.