So what changes will we see at DHS GE based on DL GE?

[solidyne]

Whats the issue with that? I love a nice cold glass of milk on a 100+ degree day and imbibe it frequently. Much better than a soda.

I thought I was the only one!

 

[matt9112]

Drinking anything with milk in the ingredients in August is going to end badly for some people. Florida in August is a little different than Anaheim in August as everyone knows. Might be a lot of code V calls.

could just do milshake like product not full blown milk....ice cream sells well so use whatever they use in those products.

 

[jt04]

Mickey Bars shaped instead like Yoda made of green milk. Chocolate coating over mint ice cream.

 

[Janir]

There's a whole other side to this milk/non-dairy milk discussion. Non Dairy can be stored at room temps. Much easier logistical handling of the bulk product. Then they dump it into the machine that cools it down for serving. Now they get to handle the milks with out refrigeration until the last minute. Real milk will require refrigeration at a;; steps of handling. That $8 per glass gets much less profit with real milk.

 

[Janir]

The irony is that burgers and fries are not exactly that common around WDW counter service restaurants.

Only one location at DAK, 2 locations at Epcot, and 2 location at MK have burgers on the menu. So 4 out of nearly 20 locations at those three parks. Studios food service is and always has been a mess.

Just as good that they DON'T have more burger options. Those QS options are generally lifeless grey slabs of meat. Sad bugers IMHO.

 

[bclane]

As a vegetarian I’m grateful that they are bringing in more plant based options all over the parks. There is definitely a growing market for this sort of thing so it just makes financial sense for them to do it. But I agree with all you cow juice lovers out there. Thy needed to have a real milk based option (at least for blue milk) and not having one is a huge miss imo. I have no source, but logic tells me they will have this at some point down the road. Plus everyone knows that real banthas produce both veggie blue milk as well as full dairy blue milk depending on what you feed them. Lol! Finally, I fully expect blue milk milkshakes, fermented blue milk, blue milk ice cream sundaes, etc. Only a matter of time...

 

[JenniferS]

Mickey Bars shaped instead like Yoda made of green milk. Chocolate coating over mint ice cream.

Brilliant!

 

[jaxonp]

The irony is that burgers and fries are not exactly that common around WDW counter service restaurants.

Only one location at DAK, 2 locations at Epcot, and 2 location at MK have burgers on the menu. So 4 out of nearly 20 locations at those three parks. Studios food service is and always has been a mess.

Burgers and Fries are a generic placeholder for all things basic. The point being that the superior level of DLR quick serve is what WDW should strive to achieve.

 

[*Q*]

I was still under the impression there will be things... in the Sky too.

 

[bigboiepcotball]

There could be room for a MASSIVE expansion for Hollywood's GE. They could get rid of the lot to the southwest of the land, and just make another between the Music lot and Caribbean Beach, with definitely enough room for another E-Ticket , maybe themed like a battle simulator? VR? Possible, but they'd have to wait a long time.

 

[Bleed0range]

I know there were still recently concerns about sight lines in Orlando. Specifically Slinky.

I was still under the impression there will be things... in the Sky too.

It would be pretty cool to see some Tie drones fly overhead once in awhile. But they need to make sure we can’t see anything outside of GE.

 

[Joebradley62]

I’ve read the opposite in reviews? Blue is fruity pebbles and green is floral... and I think I’ve only read one that said that the Green was good. Blue seems to be the overwhelming favorite here, but everyone seems to think it’s way overpriced ($8 for a non alcoholic drink is steep).

While I don’t see the price going down at all, it’s possible that they’ll tweak the flavor for Green.

So is $3 for water but they sell a lot of it.

 

[Joebradley62]

I always just assumed it was milk, and then that was confirmed by Lucas I think. But going that far out of the box when it came to taste seems to have backfired a bit.

I have a carton of almond milk in my fridge, only because I don’t drink dairy milk enough and have wasted a lot before I finally learned. Now I get that using almond milk would cut out a portion of the crowd coming to Disney, but that might at least help with the texture issue I’m reading about, and won’t spoil like dairy in the Orlando summer months.

Green just needs a new flavor. Might I suggest mint?

They have refrigeration in Florida so ...

 

[Joebradley62]

Milk doesn't really settle very well in the stomach when you're walking around for 10 hours in that 100+ degree humid Florida day, though.

That is probably an individual thing. Some people have no issues.

 

[Bleed0range]

Why would you want them to not be visible outside of GE?

I meant not see Toy Story Land or the rest of HS from inside GE.

 

[RSoxNo1]

Predictions:

• New recipes for blue and green milk
• Reservation system similar to Bibbiddi Boppidi Boutique for Savi's Workshop
• Possible reservation system for Oga's Cantina

 

[Rider]

Fun fact: Only about 25% of the global adult population is able to drink milk.

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[Psalpha2016]

To each their own I guess. I much prefer the unique options to Han's Cheeseburger and Fries.

But they should have at least one or two simple items like "Han's Cheeseburger and Fries" for those of us who prefer plain stuff. I'd rather not have to walk halfway across the park at meal time just to get something I can eat.

 

[drod1985]

I think the Fried Endorian Tip-Yip is that “normal” option. It’s just a rectangular chicken tender, mashed potatoes and gravy. Classic Americana.

 

[erasure fan1]

. Real milk will require refrigeration at all steps of handling. That $8 per glass gets much less profit with real milk.

No, they'll make the same profit because they'll just charge $14 a glass for it then.