Part of the “Sunset Ranch Market” food court complex at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, “Rosie’s All-American Café” serves up American comfort food such as cheeseburgers and chicken nuggets. The establishment takes its name from Rosie the Riveter, an icon inspired by working women on the home front during World War II. The wartime theme caries over into the restaurant’s decoration including a look at one of the ways Walt Disney’s studio helped the war effort during the 1940’s.
See FINDING DORY in theaters June 17th! A little forgetful like Dory? Catch up with emoji-fied versions of Dory, Nemo, Marlin, Crush, and more fishy friends as they retell the story of Disney/Pixar’s “Finding Nemo”, then go watch Ellen DeGeneres in Finding Dory in theaters June 17th!
A few months ago, we told you about the table-service dining option at The Diamond Horseshoe in Frontierland at Magic Kingdom® Park. Today, we’re happy to share that guests can continue to enjoy this option for lunch and dinner through July 4, 2016.
For main fixin’s, Guests can choose from BBQ pulled turkey served over cornbread, spit-roasted ham served with country beans or stewed beef served with mashed potatoes. Each entrée is served with a side of seasonal veggies.
As the finale to this hearty feast, Guests can choose from an apple tart or the Campfire Brownie—rich chocolate brownie on a graham cracker crust, topped with toasted marshmallow.
Soft drinks, tea, coffee and milk are included with the saloon feast. Cost is $33 plus tax for adults, $19 for children ages 3-9. Meals are one table-service entitlement on the Disney Dining Plan.
Reservations can be made by calling 407-WDW-DINE or online at DisneyWorld.com/dine.
I have a few things to admit to myself here. It’s been bopping around in my head for a little while now, and I’m finally taking the time to sit down and write.
1) The post that I’ve had in mind to write for probably 2 months now is probably not happening any time soon.
2) It likely wasn’t going to work out the way I wanted it to anyway.
3) I’m leaving in a week for what I believe is my only trip to Florida, for sure as an adult (Spring Break doesn’t count right?), that doesn’t involve a trip to Disney Parks™.
The three things have a lot more in common than you might think on first glance. The blog post that I have been meaning to write is one that was intended to answer a question that was in my head, especially as I plan this trip to Florida, and one that I feel has been really prevalent in some of the Disney discussions of late.
When spending $1,250 on a prop lightsaber, you want to be absolutely sure you’re buying as accurate a replica as possible. So instead of licensing designs and schematics to third-party companies, Disney and Lucasfilm have launched its own line of prop replicas that promise to be the most accurate ever created.
Walt Disney World’s shopping, dining, and entertainment complex, which had been known asDowntown Disney for a couple of decades, is undergoing an expansion and transformation. Now dubbed Disney Springs, visitors will have even more opportunities to browse and nosh as new locations open this summer and throughout the rest of the year.
Tasty new quick-service options are available this summer in Disney’s Hollywood Studios® at Walt Disney World® Resort. Located in the Echo Lake area of the park, these new kiosks offer delicious flavors and tastes for the summer.
Sliders to the Stars offers pulled beef brisket sliders with arugula, pickled onions and horseradish aioli on sesame bun served with chips, pulled barbecued chicken sliders with coleslaw and chipotle aioli on a brioche bun served with chips, and a Mickey brownie.
Over at Hollywood Waffles of Fame, guests can enjoy shaved turkey and Gouda waffle sandwich with mixed greens, bacon, tomato and herb-cheese pesto served with chips, shaved ham and cheddar focaccia with water cress and spicy mustard served with chips, and a freshly-baked chocolate chip cookie.
And, the menu at Oasis Canteen features chicken breast nuggets served with celery and carrots with a Ranch dipper and chips, sweet chili-glazed chicken breast nuggets served with celery and carrots with a Ranch dipper and chips, kid’s breast nuggets and a Mickey brownie.
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Rookie Rabbit Officer Judy Hopps Takes Over Facebook Messenger, June 1-8, to Crack the ZPD’s Latest Case, and “Zootopia” Arrives Home with A Robust Line-up of New Bonus Features on June 7 |
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The innovative creators behind Walt Disney Animation Studios’ wildly witty, comedy-adventure “Zootopia” are offering fans of all ages an exciting opportunity to rediscover the stunning animal metropolis and its comedic creatures via a Judy Hopps Facebook Messenger takeover and a robust line-up of extended bonus features included in the in-home release. Judy Takes Over Facebook Messenger And Seeks Your Help to Crack Her Next Case, June 1-8, 2016 Rookie Rabbit Officer Judy Hopps is commandeering Facebook Messenger and seeking your help to solve the Zootopia Police Department’s hottest new case. Volunteers are invited to visit the Zootopia Facebook page and click on the Message icon, where they can chat with Judy directly and follow a series of clues to help solve the mystery. This live chat was built through a partnership with imperson, which creates premium conversational bots called Chat Personas that converse in natural language and can be tailored with distinct yet authentic personalities—in this case, the eternally optimistic and determined Judy Hopps. “Zootopia” Arrives Home with A Robust Line-up of In-Depth Bonus Features, June 7, 2016 “Zootopia” arrives home on Digital HD, Blu-ray™, Disney Movies Anywhere, DVD and On-Demand* platforms on June 7, 2016 with thrilling new bonus offerings including candid conversations with filmmakers and artists behind “Zootopia,” an alternate opening, never-before-seen characters and deleted scenes, and a sneak peek at some of the hidden Easter Eggs that reference Disney Animation’s most beloved films and characters. The record-breaking animated film for all ages is a must-add to your movie collection!
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LEGOLAND® Florida Resort has introduced 7¾-year-old Tommy Parker as “Kid CEO” of its family-friendly hotel. Tommy has branded the property “The Five-Gazillion Star Hotel” and expanded his team to include Captain Brickbeard, The Good Knight and The World’s Greatest Adventurer.
“How’d I get so lucky?” Tommy pondered. “Hard work and juice boxes — that’s how.”
LEGOLAND Hotel recently celebrated its first birthday. In the first year, Tommy was busy making sure the hotel was running smoothly. Now he’s ready to share a behind-the-scenes glimpse into the inner workings of his pride and joy.
In a TV spot that launched Memorial Day Weekend, Tommy tours viewers through the 152-room hotel, highlighting some of its awesome amenities, including a pirate-themed room, a disco elevator, a lobby pit filled with LEGO® bricks, and Bricks Family Restaurant, while dispensing nuggets of kid wisdom.
“Mac and cheese is for closers,” he says.
The TV spot is being supported by a social campaign showing additional amenities such as the hotel’s adventure and kingdom-themed rooms, and includes an opportunity for kids to win actual items from Tommy’s TV shoot. Take the tour with LEGOLAND Hotel Kid CEO Tommy Parker here: https://youtu.be/0vxf4FFCXJ4
Beginning last week, Guests traveling to Disney Springs™ via complimentary Disney Resort bus transportation noticed some changes. Disney motorcoaches now have their own dedicated bus lanes, giving them more efficient access to the property. Once they arrive at Disney Springs, Guests are dropped off at The Gateway, offering a stunning arrival into our newest neighborhood.
With the opening of this new location, the former Marketplace bus loop will support other transportation needs including vehicles coming from nearby Good Neighbor Hotels, Hotel Plaza Boulevard and Shades of Green.
