Per the Disneyfoodblog there will be 2 new Starbucks in Disney Springs. This may be old news to you but I had not heard this before. Really! god would die if they put in a Dunkin's or a Tim Horton's.
Unfortunately Starbucks has more recognition here in the us than Tim Hortons or Dunkin
But, their flavored syrups add about 300 calories to your coffee. I prefer Starbucks' sugar-free syrups. You aren't getting anything comparable to the Frappuccino for 110 calories at Dunkin.I may be biased, being from Boston, but Dunkin Donuts is a widely known chain and has quite a bit of name recognition in the US. They don't do espresso drinks, but their hot and iced coffees are excellent (and about half the price of Starbucks)
They don't? I keep hearing their ads for lattes and whatnot (meant to try the Red Velvet latte over the holidays but forgotI may be biased, being from Boston, but Dunkin Donuts is a widely known chain and has quite a bit of name recognition in the US. They don't do espresso drinks, but their hot and iced coffees are excellent (and about half the price of Starbucks)
What rock have you been under?! LOLPer the Disneyfoodblog there will be 2 new Starbucks in Disney Springs. This may be old news to you but I had not heard this before. Really! god would die if they put in a Dunkin's or a Tim Horton's.
What rock have you been under?! LOL
Evidently a rather large one; totally missed it until today. I’m a coffee drinker, not big on frappacino’s, latte’s etc. but I just can’t stomach Starbuck’s. It burns too much.
But, their flavored syrups add about 300 calories to your coffee. I prefer Starbucks' sugar-free syrups. You aren't getting anything comparable to the Frappuccino for 110 calories at Dunkin.
They don't? I keep hearing their ads for lattes and whatnot (meant to try the Red Velvet latte over the holidays but forgot). Do they make the lattes a different way? I wonder if it varies by region...?
Don't get me wrong, I agree with you and I love Dunkin having grown up in the northeast, but their name recognition really is limited to east of the Mississippi. I live in Houston the 5th largest city in the country, and we have 3 Dunkins here and two of them are brand new, there is only one in Dallas and that is in the airport, they are just now growing in Dallas because Jerry Jones and Troy Aikman have gone into business together and are going to open up a few. I believe there aren't any in California or anywhere on the west coast either. I have lived in 8 different states and many of them did not have a Dunkin Donuts in themI may be biased, being from Boston, but Dunkin Donuts is a widely known chain and has quite a bit of name recognition in the US. They don't do espresso drinks, but their hot and iced coffees are excellent (and about half the price of Starbucks)
Yes I remember there was a McDonald fry stand near frontier land. It was in a little wagon. There was another one too but I can't remember where. I never went because I don't go to Disney to get something I can buy anywhere.I'm putting on my flame resistant suit now in anticipation of the coming responses, but I live in NYC and there is a Starbucks in my office building, one across the street, and another two less than a block away. By my apartment, there are two of them less than a block away. I'm pretty sure they pepper the rest of the country in a similar way.
I guess Starbucks and Disney must have reached a pretty lucrative deal with each other and everyone seems to be liking it, but I dunno. Call me crazy but running into multiple Starbucks in WDW, including Magic Kingdom kind of yanks me out of the "magic".
But I guess it's the natural progression of things. Weren't they selling McDonalds fries in the parks for a while?
They sold them at the stand between Frontierland and Adventureland. At EPCOT just as you entered World Showcase. And at Animal Kingdom as you walked into Dinoland.Yes I remember there was a McDonald fry stand near frontier land. It was in a little wagon. There was another one too but I can't remember where. I never went because I don't go to Disney to get something I can buy anywhere.
Yes I remember there was a McDonald fry stand near frontier land. It was in a little wagon. There was another one too but I can't remember where. I never went because I don't go to Disney to get something I can buy anywhere.
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