'Trucks on the Town' food truck event coming to Downtown Disney in June

[wdwmagic]

http://www.wdwmagic.com/events/truc...k-event-coming-to-downtown-disney-in-june.htm

 

[slappy magoo]

Look, I like Disney food as much as the next cat on this forum, but if we're going to start referring to a bunch of roach coaches at the same place and the same time an "event," then I fear we may no longer be unable to discern what actually constitutes an "event."

 

[DonaldDoleWhip]

I actually like the sound of this. At least where I live and in cities I've visited (NY, Philly, San Francisco, etc.), food trucks are home to interesting, quality options at reasonable prices. Assuming most of these trucks are decent (which seems to be the case, based on online reviews), this'll be a fun way to sample some really good ones. Even some of the Disney trucks have impressed me (namely Namaste Cafe and Superstar Catering), but it can be hard to find where/when they're actually serving.

I'll be in Orlando at the time, so I look forward to attending. It'll be a nice change of pace from the usual offerings in DTD.

 

[OKSTATE99]

Ive had the Corndog is was so delicious.

And remember the Disney Food Trucks take the dining plan and gives the cast discount. Not sure of other discount programs.

 

[wdwmagic]

PHOTOS - A look back on Downtown Disney's first 'Trucks on the Town' event

 

[DonaldDoleWhip]

I liked the event! It actually surprised me how busy it was, especially considering the heat outside.

Still, I enjoyed everything I tried: a grilled fish taco from TJ's Seafood Shack, a vegan peach cupcake from Yum Yum, and the char-grilled tandoori shrimp from Namaste Cafe.

One thing that did upset me was the menu update at Superstar Catering (the DHS-inspired truck). It used to have some interesting meatball dishes, but now the menu consists of 2 boring subs and a margherita flatbread. Not nearly as interesting IMO, but it probably means the other items weren't selling too well.