1HAPPYGHOSTHOST
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Your $25 card will get you one dole whip and one food colored churro that will make your
green for a week.
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A Touch of Disney begins March 18, 2021
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green for a week.
Darkbeer1
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Price List
Marketplace Booth Menus - Not available yet, says to check back later.
LA Style
- Impossible Cheeseburger Mac ‘n Cheese
- Pork Belly Banh Mi
- Honey Bourbon Lemonade
Golden Dreams
- Sweet-and-Spicy Chicken Wings
- Carbonara Mac ‘n Cheese
- Strawberry-Rose Lemonade
D-Lish
- Walt’s Chili
- Very Very Berry Mickey Waffle
- Farmstand Punch
Cluck-A-Doodle-Moo
- Chicken Gumbo
- Grilled Beef Tenderloin Slider
- Watermelon Agua Fresca
- Berry Mule
California Craft Brews
- Pepperoni Pizza Egg Rolls
- Craft beer
Uncork California
- California cheese plate
- Mimosa flights
- Wine selection
Restaurant Menus
Carthay Circle Lounge
- Baked Bay Scallop - $16
- Vietnamese Twice-cooked Beef Tacos - $16
- Kona Kampachi Ceviche - $18
- Moroccan-roasted Chicken Meatballs - $16
- Duck Confit Empanada - $18
- Carthay Shrimp Spring Roll - $17
- Winter Pear Salad - $12
- Chicken Tortilla Soup - $14
- Strozzapreti Pasta - $20
- Sesame Soy-glazed Salmon - $24
- Lemon-crusted Fish of the Day - $25
- Roasted Colorado Lamb - $26
- Double Chocolate Ice Cream Sundae - $14
- Apple Pie Sundae - $14
- Artisan Selected Cheese Board - $18
Lamplight Lounge
- Pastrami-spiced Impossible Burger - $22
- Angus Beef Sliders - $22
- Lobster Nachos - $21
- Potato Skins - $14
- Barbacoa Nachos - $21
- Tuna Poke - $18
- Cheddar Burger - $22
Sonoma Terrace
- Toasted Cheese Sandwich with Tomato Basil Soup - $8.50
- Mini Meatball Sub - $8.00
- Bavarian Pretzel - $8.00
- Assorted wine, beer, hard cider and cocktails $11.00 to $15.00
Smokejumpers Grill - Currently showing the DtD menu, so prices unknown
- Half Monte Cristo Sandwich
- Brisket Mac ‘n Cheese
- Petite Impossible Burger
- Impossible Chili Waffle Fries
- S’mores Shake
- Blue Angeleno Cocktail
Cocina Cucamonga
- Torta de Papas Street Tacos - $7.99
- Jalapeno-Bacon Peanut Brittle - $4.99
- Chieftain Chicken Skewer - $4.99
- Bengal Beef Skewer - $5.49
- Banyan Beef Skewer - $5.49
- Asian-style Beef Barbacoa Street Tacos - $7.99
- Pineapple Margarita - $12.50
Award Wieners
- Original Corn Dog - $9.79
- Hot-Link Corn Dog - $9.99
- Cheddar Cheese Stick - $8.99
- Carrot Cake Funnel Fries - $8.99
- Michelada - $12.00
Food & Beverage Stands
Cozy Cone Motel
- “Route” Beer Float - $5.49
- Churro Milk & Cookies - $5.79
- Chili Cone Queso - $8.99
- Bacon Mac & Cheese Cone - $8.99
- Ramone’s “Pear of Dice” Soda - $4.49
- Vodka and Lemonade or Pomegranate Limeade - $10.75
- Fillmore’s Fuelin’ Groovy Lemonade or Pomegranate Limeade - $4.49
Ghirardelli Soda Fountain
- World Famous Hot Fudge Sundae - $13.75
- Gold Rush Sundae - $13.75
- Ocean Beach Sundae - $13.75
Poultry Palace
- Chicken Drumstick Box - $9.99
- Jumbo Smoked Turkey Leg - $11.99
Adorable Snowman Frosted Treats
- Dole Whip Lemon - $5.99
- Dole Whip Pineapple Soft Serve - $5.99
- Lemon Soft Serve - $5.99
- Lemon and Pineapple Swirl - $5.99
Rita’s Baja Blenders
- Lemon-Lime Margarita - $11.00
- Strawberry Margarita - $11.00
- Red Sangria - $7.50
- Lemon-Lime or Strawberry Tropicool - $5.49
Bayside Brews
- Mickey Mouse Pretzel with Cheese - $4.79
- Mango Margarita - $12.50
- Michelada - $12.00
- Hard Cider - $9.75
- Craft Beers - $11.00
Bing Bong’s Sweet Stuff
- Russell Cake Pop
- Dug Cake Pop
- World of Color Krispy
Cappuccino Cart
- Chocolate Croissant
- Chocolate Chip or Sugar Cookies
- Hot and Cold Coffee Selection
Vending Carts
- Fluffernutter Churros (Willie’s Churros) - $5.75
- Horchata Churros (Grizzly Peak Churro Cart) - $5.75
- Caramel Popcorn (Buena Vista Street)
- Chimichangas
- Popcorn
- Cotton Candy
- Ice Cream Novelties
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Darkbeer1
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Disney updated their site?
Twilight_Roxas
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Kinda a shame that they won’t have Character Calvacades for A Taste of Disney.
Darkbeer1
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DCA's event is NOT a Theme Park event. It is a Dining event, and any type of parade/cavalcade is not allowed, unless you allow vehicles to drive through the park.
In that case, they can set up floats, and place characters on them, staying stationary, with the cars driving by. Of course, folks MUST stay in the car. But that isn't a Dining Event.
Twilight_Roxas
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That’s how guest could see their favorite characters via social distancing. Not saying that they shouldn’t.
Twilight_Roxas
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Plus they could reuse the floats in the parks for the character calvacades like from Magic Happens, Soundsational, Pixar Play, and Frightfully Fun.
TP2000
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So, apparently this is regular Disney theme park pricing for stuff at the regular restaurants. Plus some of the plastic booths that will have the $8 to $10 sample sized portions also available.
Ordering the cheeseburger for $22 at Lamplight Lounge pretty much zaps your entire $25 food credit that you bought for $75. And then you are allowed to remain in the closed theme park with no rides and no entertainment and shop and buy more food for the $50 entrance fee you paid. Plus PhotoPass downloads!
Seriously gang, I know there's pent up demand in SoCal for entertainment in general and Disneyland style entertainment specifically, but this just seems like such a distasteful money grab. You pay $75 to get $25 worth of already overpriced food. (On what planet is $22 for a cheeseburger considered normal?)
I'm sure they'll be busy those first few weekends, especially with all the YouTubers trying desperately to get us to hit their Like button while they tell us how AMAAAAAAZING their $22 cheeseburger and $14 two-scoop ice cream sundae is. But then, in April, when it's just normal consumers? Who in SoCal would pay $75 to receive $25 worth of theme park food?
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Sharon&Susan
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Not to say it's safe or not safe, but Florida has had no COVID restrictions for months while Outdoor dining just became legal again in California a month ago. Florida and California are two completely different beasts.
Darkbeer1
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But WDW is in Florida. And Florida has a lot less restrictions in how you can do things (businesses in general).
Here in California, Amusement and Theme Parks are not operate at ALL!
Instead, operators have had to get creative in finding ways to try and keep their employees employed, and bring in some funds, while following the strict California rules.
So we have smaller amusement parks like Castle Park operating like Family Entertainment Centers.
SeaWorld San Diego and SF Discovery Kingdom operating as Zoos (Aquariums are in that State Category)
Opening up Retail and Dining outside the park (Knott's Marketplace, DtD, Citywalk, LEGOLAND Shops)
Hosting Drive-thru events (SFMM and SWSD)
And hosting Dining Events. Knott's started it, SWSD also has hosted some, and now Disney is doing one (A Touch of Disney).
They are converting DCA into one big Dining and Retail location, where you pay $75 to enter!
They are not allowed to offer entertainment. The state allows "atmosphere" under their rules, but is limited.
So here in Anaheim, Disneyland remains closed, and so does DCA as a Theme Park. (No Rides or Entertainment).
While in the Orlando area, things are open with modifications.
Twilight_Roxas
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Character Calvacades is not entertainment. It only lets out one random float at different occasions with a specific theme with Disney characters. Like for example a Mickey & Friends Calvacade would be a float with four spots for Minnie, Pluto, Daisy, and Donald with Mickey in the middle as It’s a Good Time/Get Your Ears On playing as background music during the calvacade.
SevenSevens
Active Member
Seems a lot of those items are just the normal food offerings that you can go and buy today without paying $75.
Darkbeer1
Well-Known Member
A Calvacade is a Theme Park thing, and in California, it isn't allowed.
We can have outdoor zoos with educational presentations, that most folks would call shows, but we can't call them that.
Now, park a float so it doesn't move, and place 1 or 2 characters on it (no more), and insure social distancing, well, that is atmosphere and OK.
But No Calvacades says Governor Newsom!
Stevek
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So basically 1-3 items depending on how you choose.
For example, I could go here and get 3 items for $25:
Sonoma Terrace
- Toasted Cheese Sandwich with Tomato Basil Soup - $8.50
- Mini Meatball Sub - $8.00
- Bavarian Pretzel - $8.00
Darkbeer1
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>>Hard-core Disney fans not content with feasting on corn dogs, lobster nachos and Dole Whips will be able to load up Disneyland souvenirs ranging from collectible coins and grape-shaped glow cubes during the A Touch of Disney food festival.
Disney California Adventure will offer 15 souvenir collectibles during the A Touch of Disney food festival starting March 18.<<
www.ocregister.com
Disney California Adventure will offer 15 souvenir collectibles during the A Touch of Disney food festival starting March 18.<<
Buckets and Bowls
- Retro Popcorn Bucket (Buena Vista Popcorn Cart)
- Onward Guinevere Popcorn Bucket (Pixar Pier Popcorn Cart)
- Mickey Mouse Ear Hat Bowl (Smokejumpers Grill and Award Wieners)
Mugs, Sippers and Glasses
- Coco Jarrito Mug (Cocina Cucamonga)
- Mickey & Minnie Mouse Travel Mug (Pacific Wharf Cappuccino Cart)
- Piston Cup Sipper (Cozy Cone Motel)
- Coco Edge Sipper (Cocina Cucamonga)
- “Route” Beer Float Souvenir Glass (Cozy Cone Motel)
Straws and Clips
- Pixar Lamp and Ball Straw and Clip (Lamplight Lounge)
- Cruz Straw and Clip (Cozy Cone Motel)
- Mickey and Minnie Retro Straw and Clip (Smokejumpers Grill, Buena Vista Popcorn Cart, Grizzly Peak Churro Cart)
Glow Cubes and Charms
- Red or Green Grapes Glow Cube Charms (Carthay Circle Lounge, Sonoma Terrace and Marketplace Booths)
- Sapphire Glow Cube (Lamplight Lounge, Smokejumpers Grill and Award Wieners)
- Snowflake Glow Clip (Carthay Circle Lounge)
Souvenir Coins
- Lamplight Lounge Souvenir Coins (Lamplight Lounge)<<
Disneyland rolls out 15 souvenir collectibles during A Touch of Disney food festival
The collectibles range from Lamplight Lounge souvenir coins to glowing grape charms at the Marketplace Booths to Cars Land sipper cups.
www.ocregister.com
>>Hard-core Disney fans not content with feasting on corn dogs, lobster nachos and Dole Whips will be able to load up Disneyland souvenirs ranging from collectible coins and grape-shaped glow cubes during the A Touch of Disney food festival.
Disney California Adventure will offer 15 souvenir collectibles during the A Touch of Disney food festival starting March 18.<<
Buckets and Bowls
- Retro Popcorn Bucket (Buena Vista Popcorn Cart)
- Onward Guinevere Popcorn Bucket (Pixar Pier Popcorn Cart)
- Mickey Mouse Ear Hat Bowl (Smokejumpers Grill and Award Wieners)
Mugs, Sippers and Glasses
- Coco Jarrito Mug (Cocina Cucamonga)
- Mickey & Minnie Mouse Travel Mug (Pacific Wharf Cappuccino Cart)
- Piston Cup Sipper (Cozy Cone Motel)
- Coco Edge Sipper (Cocina Cucamonga)
- “Route” Beer Float Souvenir Glass (Cozy Cone Motel)
Straws and Clips
- Pixar Lamp and Ball Straw and Clip (Lamplight Lounge)
- Cruz Straw and Clip (Cozy Cone Motel)
- Mickey and Minnie Retro Straw and Clip (Smokejumpers Grill, Buena Vista Popcorn Cart, Grizzly Peak Churro Cart)
Glow Cubes and Charms
- Red or Green Grapes Glow Cube Charms (Carthay Circle Lounge, Sonoma Terrace and Marketplace Booths)
- Sapphire Glow Cube (Lamplight Lounge, Smokejumpers Grill and Award Wieners)
- Snowflake Glow Clip (Carthay Circle Lounge)
Souvenir Coins
- Lamplight Lounge Souvenir Coins (Lamplight Lounge)<<
Disneyland rolls out 15 souvenir collectibles during A Touch of Disney food festival
The collectibles range from Lamplight Lounge souvenir coins to glowing grape charms at the Marketplace Booths to Cars Land sipper cups.
No pins is surprising but also not surprising to me.
Long lead time, plus CNY causing even more of a delay means no time to get pins.
CaptinEO
Well-Known Member
Who do they pay to come up with this stuff?
5 dollars to the first person who orders a fluffernutter churro with a straight face.
TP2000
Well-Known Member
It's actually a thing. But you are probably too young to know about it.
Aaaaaand.... now I will be singing this jingle for the rest of the day.
CaptinEO
Well-Known Member
It's actually a thing. But you are probably too young to know about it.
Aaaaaand.... now I will be singing this jingle for the rest of the day.
Wow! Color me surprised. It sounded like one of those weird words Disneyland marketing people come up with, didn't even know for a second it was real.
Darkbeer1
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Fluffernutter - Wikipedia
>> Fluffernutter is a registered trademark of Durkee-Mower, although the company's U.S. trademark registrations for the term cover only ice cream and printed recipes. <<
>>October 8 is National Fluffernutter Day.<<