food IS a theme park
Internet rumors are currently running rampant that Rachel Zegler — the some-would-say-unfairly maligned star of Disney’s recent Snow White remake — is suing Disney over the film.
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The film (which was released to underwhelming box office results and mixed-at-best reviews on March 21st) and its star have been lightning rods for controversy since well before production on the Mark Webb-directed film actually began.
Disney Food Blog specializes in a lot of different Disney news, but something we’ve been focused on for the longest time — about 15 years! — is in our name: Disney food!
We love Disney food!
We have a HUGE passion for all things Disney food here, and that means we’ve tried some amazing snacks and dining locations over the years and have also told you all about the ones we don’t recommend spending your time and money on. We’ll continue to do so for the years to come because things are pretty much always changing in the Disney parks. But we have to be honest with you — after all these years of reviewing Disney food, we have TWO wildly controversial opinions that you’ll either completely agree with or want to yell at your phone.
This probably isn’t how Disney imagined it was going to go…
The Polynesian
This past May, Disney released concept art and details of the latest hotel addition and expansion to one of Walt Disney World’s original hotels, and the reaction was…not good. As Disney has released more and more concept art, fans seem to be getting more and more upset.
Okay, where are our loyal Costco shoppers at?
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So, you probably already know about the Costco deal you can get at Disney restaurants. We bet you’ve bought discounted gift cards with your Costco membership (SAME). We’ve even saved money on flights through Costco. Yes, we now pay a little more for membership, but it’s worth it, right? Or is it? Because some folks are questioning things after Costco just made a controversial change in its food courts.
This could be a big week for the Disney Parks.
Bob Chapek in Disney World on its 50th Anniversary
In the wake of a canceled Management Retreat due to the controversy surrounding Disney’s response to the “Don’t Say Gay” bill in Florida, CEO Bob Chapek is inviting Wall Street investors to Orlando to visit Disney World next week.
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The Bill’s official name is the “Parental Rights in Education bill.” We’ve already shared updates regarding Disney’s initial response, the first response from CEO Bob Chapek, Chapek’s follow-up comments during Disney’s Shareholder meeting, and responses that have since been made to those comments. Now, there’s been a new development.
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