Man trampled at Disney Springs is suing Walt Disney for unresponsive security

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January 21, 2017

While in Walt Disney World on December 25^th 2015 an Orange County man named Tan Bui claims he was trampled in Disney Spring by an unknown person. He has now filed a complaint against Disney for this incident.

Bui say he was at 1486 Buena Vista Drive in Disney Springs when he was knocked down and suffered physical injuries to his neck and shoulder. He is claiming Disney did not provide properly trained guards and that the guards didn’t provide adequate security and failed to evaluate criminal activity.

Bui wants a trial by jury and is looking for a judgement against Disney for damages caused. We will update this article as more news comes out.

Bui is represented by Derek L. Metts of Metts Legal PA in Winter Park.

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How to make Disney’s Tonga Toast at home

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Chip

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January 21, 2017

While this is a must for us on every Disney World Vacation I imagine there is probably a few new Disney Addicts that have not tried the Tonga Toast at the Kona Cafe or Capt Cooks. If you have never heard of Tonga Toast check out a few of our past articles to get you up to speed.

In the video below Chef Lawrence Searl from Disney’s Kona Cafe shows you how to make this delicious breakfast treat at home.

Oh and it is also available at Capt Cooks for around $6, but in my opinion, I don’t find it to be as good!

Be sure to check out how to make Mickey Waffles at home too!

How to make Disney's Tonga Toast at home

Disney Artist Thore Paints 108 Foot Mural During Epcot International Festival of the Arts

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Lisette R

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January 21, 2017

One of the many things that Disney is really good at is Art. They have taken their talent for Art and introduced a new Festival for guests to explore in 2017. We were thrilled to discover that Disney Artist Thore, and Artist Team Member Doreen, are painting a 108 foot mural during the inaugural Epcot International Festival of the Arts.

As this was opening weekend for the Epcot International Festival of the Arts, Thore and Doreen were just beginning work on the mural. Thore shared with us the Disney design concept art for the mural and explained that it will take 6 weeks to complete the 108 foot mural. He spent much of the morning drawing and measuring the first section. Artist Team Member Doreen Muir was mixing and measuring paint colors while we were there.

We checked back with Thore around 4:00pm and saw that they had begun painting the first section. He had also been working on the drawing that leads into the second section. On our way out at 8:30pm, we were able to see the additional progress that had been made with the painting of the mural.

You can find Thore and Doreen’s mural along the walkway beside Club Cool as you head towards the Imagination Pavilion. Be sure to walk through and check the progress of this beautiful mural during your visit to the Epcot International Festival of the Arts. Stay tuned here to Chip and Company as we present updates on Disney Artist Thore and Artist Team Member Doreen’s 108 foot mural painting during the next 5 weeks of the Festival of the Arts.

You can see our video conversation with Disney Artist Thore here:

Here is the mural progress from today

What do you think of Disney Artist Thore and Artist Team Member Doreen’s 108 foot mural painting? Please leave your comments in the box below.

5 Reasons to LOVE Garden Grocer Delivery Service

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Chip

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January 21, 2017

What is a Garden Grocer and why are we so in love with it? Garden Grocer is a local supermarket outside the Disney World properties in Orlando. There are many grocery stores in the area that will make your deliveries but Garden Grocer does the best job by far!

Here are 5 Reasons why we love Garden Grocer:

Online ordering. It’s so much easier to peruse the selections online than try to explain something over the phone. Their system is very user-friendly and their selection complete. Coming from “up North” some of the brands were unfamiliar, but they had everything I was looking for.
Delivery. Right to your Disney Resort. With a delivery to our Disney Resort we didn’t even need to be in our room. Your groceries are left with luggage/bell services and the cold items in refrigerated storage. At most of the moderate or deluxe grade resorts you may have the groceries then delivered by bell services upon your return. Otherwise you can pick them up at the luggage rooms. Check with your resort ahead of time if you think there may be an issue.
Selection. Garden Grocer has a huge selection of products. They have baby items, snacks and even alcoholic beverages. The online ordering section is divided into “aisles” just like your grocery store at home. My favorite section…”Park Essentials”.
Savings. Buying these same items are a fortune at Disney’s gift shops. If all you want is a half-gallon of milk you can go into any Disney gift shop and get one. We even found we were able to use snack credits for boxes of crackers and cookies. However, if you are looking to save on snacks to bring to the park or have breakfast items on hand you will not save any money by going to the food courts.
Time. We don’t rent a car while at Disney. If we did, the LAST thing we would want to do is running to the grocery store. We would rather be relaxing by our resort pool or enjoying the parks. You are on vacation, for a small delivery fee and a little planning ahead you really can enjoy it!

The Facts

Order at least 72 hours in advance, longer if possible. There is a 36 hour minimum. You will select a 2 hour delivery window and the earlier you order, the better your selection will be. You will receive a courtesy call once your order is placed.
Delivery Fee is $14 and minimum order is $40. Deliveries over $200 are only $2.
You have to use a credit card to have your groceries left at the resort. COD orders require your attendance. The store will call to confirm with you before delivery.
Tipping is optional according to their website. We always leave a tip for the driver.
If you cancel your order before the 48 hour mark there is no fee. Inside 48 hours there is a restocking fee. It gets gradually higher the later you cancel.
Delivery times are between 8am and 9pm, 7 days a week. You select a 2 hour window but keep in mind they may deliver a little earlier.
Refrigerated items will be kept cold at a Disney resort. If not staying at a Disney resort, please check with your hotel/condo for their policies on delivery.
Visit Gardengrocer.com for additional and current information.

Insider Tips

Don’t go nuts with the refrigerated and frozen items. There just simply isn’t the space to keep them cold. Value and Moderate resorts have tiny, dormitory style refrigerators. For Milk or Juices do not order larger than a half-gallon.
Do go nuts with snack items. Order things your child wouldn’t normally have at home. This makes the snack special and can hold them until you are ready to splurge on the Mickey Ears Ice Cream Bar. Get those Disney gummy fruit snacks and Cars shaped pretzel bags. Put a few in your backpack every day for happy children (which equals happy parents).
Do order bottles of water by the case. Put a few in the fridge each night. No need to waste snack credits or cash on bottled water at the parks. Same goes for sodas or juices for the end of the day.
Do order baby supplies. This has been a packing lifesaver for us. We’ve ordered formula, diapers, wipes, gallons of water, etc for our little one when we traveled. Don’t forget to pack enough until you get that delivery though!
Do order breakfast items. Depending on your dining plan you may want to have some breakfast items available. Makes for savings and a quick exit from the resort in the morning. Bagels, Nutri-grain Bars, and Cold Cereal make great choices. Don’t forget the cream cheese!

5 Reasons to LOVE Garden Grocer Delivery Service

Pro Bowl Festivities to Kick-off at Disney World In a Few Short Days.

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Chip and Co Past Writers and Friends

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January 21, 2017

Walt Disney World will be welcoming football fans by the droves later this week as the the Resort plays host to the a wide range of Pro Bowl Week festivities starting at ESPN Wide World of Sports starting Wednesday, January 25th. The venue will serve as the practice space for both AFC and NFC teams in the lead-up to the the Pro Bowl itself which will take place at Camping World Stadium in Orlando on Sunday, January 29 and televised live at 8 PM ET on ESPN

Here’s a sneak peek of the various events that will be on offer during the days ahead.

Team Practices:

AFC Team Practice Schedule:

Wednesday January 25: 11:45AM – 12:45PM
Thursday January 26: 9:45AM – 10:45AM
Friday January 27: 11:20AM – 12:20PM
Saturday January 28: 9:45AM – 10:45AM

NFC Team Practice Schedule

Wednesday January 25: 11:30AM – 12:30PM
Thursday January 26: 11:20AM – 12:20PM
Friday January 27: 9:45AM – 10:45AM
Saturday January 28: 10:00AM – 11:00AM

2017 NFL Pro Bowl Experience – Taking place at the ESPN Wide World of Sports Complex on January 25 – January 26th from 10am – 6pm, and on Friday January 27th – Saturday, January 28th from 10pm -7pm. The NFL Pro Bowl Experience will run a series of family friendly activities celebrating the NFL including the following highlights:

EA Sports Madden Tournament – A chance for fans to enjoy both Madden NFL 17 as well as Madden NFL Mobile so get your gaming fingers ready.

Pro- Bowl Trophy Photo Op- Guests will be able to get up close and personal with the Pro Bowl trophy and snap a photo or two.

Airbrush Tattoos – Support your favorite team with NFL and Pro Bowl themed face painting and airbrush tattoos.

40-Yard Dash – Guests can try to out-run virtual NFL players on a 40 yard long LED wall.
Family Football Zone – This family friend, interactive area provides NFL fans of all ages with an opportunity to play together whether its through a game of catch or a range of other football or tailgating themed activities.

Virtual Reality Experience – Use the latest virtual technology to experience the NFL like never before.

There will be additional offerings available on the day including food trucks serving up Game Day favorites like BBQ, donuts and cheesesteaks. There will also retail shops where fans can stock up on the latest NFL and Pro-Bowl merchandise.

Admission to the event is FREE.

Pro Bowl Parade – On Friday January 27th, the Magic Kingdom will host a special parade in honor of the current Pro Bowl players. The four team captains will be joined by Mickey and his friends as well as children and their families from Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida and the Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors (TAPS) in a colorful afternoon parade starting at 2.30pm.

Guests will be able to watch the parade live streamed on the Disney Parks Blog.

Pro- Bowl 5K – Don the jersey of your favorite team and head on over to Epcot for a 5K race present by Aquafina in celebration of the 2017 Pro Bowl. The race will take place on Saturday, January 28th at 7am. In addition to the fantastic views that runners will get to enjoy en route, there will also be live entertainment at the start and finish lines. The Pro Bowl 5K Run benefits Make-A-Wish Central and Northern Florida.

Mike & Mike – Live Broadcast – If you’re in the Disney Springs area this coming weekend you may catch a glimpse of Mike Greenberg and Mike Golic recording one of their much-loved broadcasts live form Disney Springs. The recording will take place on Thursday, January 26th from 6 am – 10am and again on Friday, January 27th from 6am – 10am.

Cant make it? Then be sure to tune into ESPN Radio.

Disney Springs Pro Bowl Dance – Get into the spirit of the game with this Disney Springs Pro Bowl celebration. The event will take place on January 28th from 4-7pm and will feature dancing, live radio broadcasts, NFL cheerleaders and Team Mascots. Visitors will get to participate in giveaways and dance the night away to the tunes spun by a Disney DJ.

This is just a sampling of the many events that are going to be available in the lead-in to Game Day. Others include: Special Olympics Flag Football, Pro Bowl Skills Shakedown as well as the Punt, Pass and Kick National Championship.

For more information on these and other offerings please check out www.ProBowl.com.

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There’s Much To Celebrate About Disneyland’s On-Site Resorts

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Chip and Co Past Writers and Friends

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January 20, 2017

Disney is kicking off the New Year with a celebration of all things Disneyland and what better place to start then with the 3 fabulous on-site hotel options. Each of these hotels offer something distinctly different from the retro charm of the Disneyland Hotel, to the sunny beach vibe at Disney’s Paradise Pier or the luxurious California Craftsman-inspired Grand California Hotel and Spa. There’s also a fantastic list of perks making any of these onsite properties a worthy home away from home. These include:

Morning Extra Magic Hours.
Close proximity to the parks.
Private park entrance at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel & Spa.
Disney character wake-up calls.
Merchandise delivery to your hotel.
The ability to charge purchases and meals to your room.

There’s definitely something to be said about having both Disneyland theme parks at your doorstep with a range of terrific benefits designed to make your time at the parks as magical as possible. To help you decide where you’ll be spending your Disney nights, here’s a brief run-down of each of the resorts on property.

Disneyland Hotel – This AAA Four Diamond hotel offers a tip of the hat to vintage Disney and Hollywood. It consists of 973 rooms spread across three themed towers: The Fantasy Tower sporting the artwork of Mary Blair, The Frontier Tower which features a scale model of Big Thunder Mountain in the Lobby and the Adventure Tower where you may spot a Jungle Cruise Character or two. Speaking of theming. This hotel also plays host to a series of larger-than-life themed suites ranging from the swashbuckling Pirates of the Caribbean, to the Mickey Mouse Penthouse. Recent refurbishments to the regular rooms also introduced cool features like light-up headboards to make your stay even more magical. Those looking for that extra special service may also want to consider staying in a concierge-level room featuring upgraded amenities and VIP access to the concierge lounge.

For those looking to enjoy some downtime, the Disneyland Hotel, also features a waterplay area, two water slides with a delightfully nostalgic Monorail theme, Minnie Mouse themed outdoor spa as well as 6 cabanas that can be rented for those looking for that extra little bit of luxury.

When it comes to on-site dining options, guests will also be “wowed” by some amazing options from Trader Sam’s – Enchanted Tiki Bar mixing incredible Jungle Cruise theming with devilish cocktails, live music and tasty bites. There’s also Tangaroa Terrace featuring island-inspired dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Goofy’s Kitchen is also on property and is character dining at its best. Those looking for Fine Dining need look no further than the Signature Dining restaurant Steakhouse 55 offering a contemporary take on classic steakhouse dishes.

A standard room at the Disneyland Hotel start at around $350 and night.

Paradise Pier – Reminiscent of the beachfront boardwalks you may remember from your childhood, this sea-side themed hotel is found adjacent to the bustling Paradise Pier section of Disney California Adventure and features 481 guest rooms housed in a 15 -story high-rise structure. The seaside touches are carried throughout the rooms including the recently remodeled suites.

The hotel offers a range of fantastic amenities including a rooftop pool area, whirlpool, fitness center, lobby bar, coffeehouse, poolside roof bar, gift shop and arcade. Those sticking around at the resort in the evening may also be treated to a beautiful view of World of Color nighttime water pageant from the comfort of their own room.

There’s also a range of fantastic dining options from Disney’s PCH which offers a daily Surf’s Up! Breakfast with Mickey and Friends and the Beach Side Bonfire Dinner Buffet where diners are able to enjoy food reminiscent of Summer picnics, BBQ’s and bonfires. Guests can also enjoy a cocktail at the Surfside Lounge or for those feeling indulgent, take advantage of the in-room dining service.

Paradise Pier is Disneyland’s most affordable property with prices starting at around $250 per night off-peak and escalating to over $450 (depending on the view) during peak periods.

Disney Grand Californian Hotel & Spa – That brings us to the Flagship Hotel of Disneyland. Celebrating the spirit of early California with its amazing architecture and Craftsman-inspired features, the Grand Californian is the first Disney resort in the world to be technically located inside a theme park (Disney’s California Adventure) and also owns the distinction of being a AAA Four Diamond Hotel. Here guests will find 948 guest rooms including standard guest rooms, artisan suites, two vice presidential suites and two presidential suites. This luxury retreat also boasts a full spa where guests can enjoy a range of relaxing treatments including Balinese-inspired massages, facials and even couples massages.

This deluxe Disney property offers a range of enviable features including 24-hour room service, rooms that overlook both the theme park and Downtown Disney and also its own private entry gate whisking guests into the heart of Disney’s California Adventure Park. The hotel also has 3 pools including the Fountain pool with waterslide.

As you can imagine the Grand Californian also offers top notch dining options from Fine/Signature Dining at Napa Rose (easily the most-esteemed eatery on Disney property) to the Chip and Dale’s Critter Breakfast which happens at the Storyteller’s Cafe. Those looking for some grown-up time may also want to take advantage of Pinocchio’s Workshop, a children’s activity center where little ones can play nightly from 5pm onwards while the parents take in a meal or head to Downtown Disney for a bit of nightlife.

But all of these fantastic features do come at a cost. A stay at Disney’s Grand Californian Hotel and Spa will typically set visitors back at least $500 a night.

With such fantastic on-site options available on the doorstep of Disney’s 2 iconic theme parks, visitors to the West Coast Mouse are certainly spoiled for choice. Any of the above resorts can be booked directly through Disneyland at 714-781-4565 by visiting disneyland.com or by contacting your travel agent.

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Main Street Electrical Parade Begins Limited-Time Run at Disneyland Park

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Chip

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January 20, 2017

Tonight is the night! Main Street Electrical Parade has officially returned to Disneyland park. Check out the highlights below and see this “spectacular festival pageant of nighttime magic and imagination” now through June 18!

Organize with Unique and Colorful Disney Inspired Planner Stickers

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Danielle

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January 20, 2017

Planners used to be simple, boring books that we used for keeping track of our schedules. Planners like the Life Planner, Happy Planner, Recollections Planner and Plum Planner have come along and changed our scheduling worlds though! These Disney Inspired Planner Stickers by EllePlan are perfect for Disney Addicts looking to add a little extra magic to their planning.

I’ll be honest, I used to never stick to using my planners, I would hunt for the cutest covers, doodle all over them, but still they didn’t hold my attention. I love all the new accessories that can be found now, and I don’t know how I made it on time anywhere before this new style of planners came out. I have only found a few Disney planner accessories, but these colorful stickers have stolen my heart! You can check out the popping Mickey and Minnie stickers as well as other character choices below!

What do you think of these unique and colorful Disney Inspired Planner Stickers?

Portobello in Disney Springs to Host Ravioli Cooking Class

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Chip and Co Past Writers and Friends

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January 20, 2017

If you’ve ever wanted to learn how to make delicious homemade ravioli from a chef, then Portobello in Disney Springs is offering you the chance this March!

Chef Tony Mantuano, a James Beard Award winner and Top Chef Master, will be hosting a ravioli cooking class at Portobello this March 11th. The class will cost $55/person and will be from 12:00pm-2:00pm.

To make your reservations for this very special ticketed event, please call Marian at 407-828-8996, or email [email protected]

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Minnie Mouse Rocks National Polka Dot Day 2017 with New Merchandise

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Danielle

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January 20, 2017

In celebration of National Polka Dot Day, Minnie Mouse is rocking the dots, with fashionable new merchandise at the Disney Parks! Celebrate Minnie Mouse’s impact on fashion and popular culture on January 22, 2017. Guests are invited to join the polka-dotted fun at Disney Springs in Florida or Downtown Disney District in California!

There will be special photo opportunities, entertainment, discounts, and a commemorative button for those guests dressed in their polka-dotted finest. On top of the polka dotted festivities, you’ll be able to find an all new array of Minnie Mouse inspired merchandise.

You can’t celebrate National Polka Dot Day, with out sporting your own spotted attire! Disney Parks has a variety of polka-dotted apparel and hats inspired by Minnie Mouse. You’ll find apparel, accessories and jewelry inspired by the mousy fashionista herself.

Shirts that echo a vintage style are a fun way to rock the dot, in a understated fashion.

Fun accessories include Minnie Mouse hats, and of course Minnie Mouse Ear headbands! The retro ears sporting polka dots, and yellow flower, remind me of Vintage many from long ago.

For collectors, be sure to check out adorable Minnie Mouse vinylmations that echo Minnie Mouse styles through our the years.

Complete your Polka Dot Day ensemble with matching phone cases, pins, key chains and tote bags!

These products and many more are found in merchandise locations throughout Disney Parks, and the Shop Disney Parks mobile app.

Be sure to show off your Polka Dotted style and tag your photos on social media with #RockTheDots!

FREE Hot Chocolate at Vivoli il Gelato in Disney Springs on National Hot Chocolate Day

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Chip

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January 20, 2017

January 31st is National Hot Chocolate Day and Vivoli il Gelato in Disney Springs is grabbing the steaming cup with both hands and giving a complimentary hot chocolate to guests with any in-store purchase! (limit of one per person).

At Vivoli il Gelato, guests can enjoy the authentic taste of Florence with original gelato recipes dating back to the 1930’s. Overseen by third-generation gelato maker, Silvana Vivoli, this team of expert gelato-makers create Italian masterpieces with fresh ingredients just like they did at her grandfather, Raffaello’s, shop in Italy.

Indulge in a variety of unique flavors of signature gelato, milkshakes, affogato, sorbet and more, all within the newly reimagined Disney Springs.

Epcot International Festival of the Arts Presents Fun & Artistic Foods At World Showcase Food Kiosks

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Lisette R

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January 20, 2017

The 2017 inaugural Epcot International Festival of the Arts opened this weekend. Food kiosks have become popular and are a staple of any Epcot Festival. Now in its first year, the Epcot International Festival of the Arts presents fun and artistic foods at food kiosks around World Showcase.

As you enter Epcot, be sure to pick up your Guidemap, Times Guide, and Festival Passport. Your guidemap will help you navigate the World Showcase to find the food kiosks as all restaurants and food kiosks are noted in the Legend of the map with a fork and knife enclosed in a purple circle. The Times Guide will help you find complimentary seminars such as Watermelon Carving and Tea Discovery. Your Festival Passbook will assist you with checking off foods you have tried, and others you hope to try on your next visit.

As you enter the World Showcase from Future World, and turn right to head towards Canada, you will see the Decadent Delights food kiosk. The menu features such items as the popular Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate-Chip Cookie and the Deconstructed Purple Sweet Potato Pie. The kiosk did not have any of the Purple Sweet Potato Pies when they opened at 11:00am so I have placed that on my list of food items to try next weekend.

The Masterpiece Kitchen, at the Canada Pavilion, boasted a line at 11:30am for their food menu items. The Smoked Salmon Tartare looked delicious and the Mickey & Pluto White Chocolate Art Painting was adorable. The most popular menu choices were the Charcuterie Palette and the White Chocolate Puzzle. I have added the Charcuterie Palette to my list of must-try-foods for my next visit to the Epcot International Festival of the Arts.

The Japan Pavilion food kiosk is featuring Futomaki Sushi. This particular food choice is appetizing just by the colors alone. The pink soy wrap encasing the Sushi adds to the presentation of this delectable dish.

The American Pavilion hosts The Artist’s Table food kiosk. The Roasted Pork Roulade was tender and seasoned to perfection. The Callebaut Belgian Sipping Chocolate Flight was simply magnificent. The melted chocolate was very warm and smooth. If you enjoy chocolate this is a must-try item for your list. The Pan Seared Scallop was the most popular menu item and the team at The Artist’s Table were hard-pressed to keep up with the demand for this flavorful dish.

The Cuisine Classique food kiosk is located near the Germany Pavilion. The Braised Beef Short Rib was the most requested food item at this kiosk. The beef was tender and full of flavor. This particular dish was accented with Broccolini and Baby Tomatoes.

The Painter’s Palette, located inside the Odyssey Festival Showplace building, features some popular choices. More than half of the people in line were waiting for the Trio of Savory Croissant Doughnuts. They look like bagels to me and I was told by guests that they are more airy. Each Doughnut is filled with a savory combination of ingredients. I have added this to my must-try list on my next visit to the Festival of the Arts. The Margherita Flatbread is what you would expect for a Flatbread option. The basil pesto really makes this dish.

The E=AT2 offers some familiar foods with an artistic twist. The Classic Reuben, Cobb Salad, and BLT are sure to be a hit . The POP Eats food kiosk is clearly a take on Pop Art, and Pop Tarts, with their artistically created Pop’t Art sugar cookie option. We have also added this particular item to our must-try list on our next visit.

If you enjoy coffee drinks, then the Joffrey’s kiosks are what you will be looking for. Joffrey’s offers Passport Specialty Beverages at each of their locations. Can you say Dreamy Bourbon?

Epcot’s food kiosks have certainly become quite popular. We see them for basically every special event offered at this park. While there are not as many food kiosks as what we are used to with the annual Epcot Food and Wine Festival, they have enough on offer to grab the interest of your flavor palate. The Artist Palette Jumbo Chocolate-Chip Cookie is featured at many of the food kiosks and is a popular item amongst the guests.

Food presentation and preparation are truly an Art form. The Chef’s have put together some beautiful dishes for us to purchase at the food kiosks of the Epcot International Festival of the Arts. Even the name of each food kiosk is somehow reminiscent of Artists. We look forward to sampling additional food items over the course of the next five weeks, as the Epcot International Festival of the Arts presents fun and artistic foods at its World Showcase food kiosks.

What foods are you excited about sampling at the Epcot International Festival of the Arts food kiosks? Please leave your comments in the box below.