DISNEYLAND: 6 Treats You Must Eat On Your Next Trip.

What do you wanna experience when you go to Disneyland? Wanna ride Pirates of The Caribbean, Space Mountain, or The Haunted Mansion. Stroll down Main Street USA and do some shopping. Watch a spectacular parade. Um, are you just going for those fun Insta pics? Well, a lot of Disney lovers like to go for the food! Yup, that’s right. Not only are you gonna spend a fortune just to get into the park, now you’re gonna spend a fortune because there is so much delicious and addicting food.

Below I’ve listed 6 Disneyland treats you must eat ASAP on your next visit to this whimsical amusement park.

1. Tiki Juice Bar & Dole Whip – The Tiki Juice Bar is always at the top of my list when I go to Disneyland, seriously. It’s located in front of the Enchanted Tiki Room, and the lines for this tasty treat can get pretty long, especially on a hot SoCal day. There’s an abundance of seating around the Tiki Juice Bar area, it also has a tropical island vibe that goes perfect with your pineapple treat. The dole whip desserts only come in one size, $6. I usually split it with my hubby because the portions are pretty decent. Btw, this delicious dessert is vegan.

2. Royal Street Veranda’s Clam Chowder Bowl – I’m a sucker for a good, clam chowder bowl and so is my husband. When the sun goes down, Disneyland can get kinda chilly, depending on the time of the year that you go, so I recommend warming up with a clam chowder bread bowl at The Royal Street Veranda. The lines aren’t usually too bad, it just depends on the time of the day. We have honestly never had a bad experience here, the soup is always hot and fresh. When it gets busy there are not too many options for seating, so beware. This is a great, hearty, quick bite for $10.

3. The Monte Cristo at The Blue Bayou Restaurant or Cafe Orleans – Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the popular, crowded Disney park and duck into the cozy Blue Bayou restaurant. And what should you order? Duh, if you’ve got a sweet tooth, it’s all about The Monte Cristo. It is my favorite cheat meal at Disneyland. It’s battered turkey, ham and Swiss dusted with powdered sugar and served with a berry purée. We order it along with their garlicky parmesan pommes frites that also includes a cajun spice remoulade (the Monte Cristo is a super rich and fattening splurge of a meal, so you might wanna split this with someone.) This sandwich has been on the Blue Bayou menu since 1967, so yeah, it’s that popular. Currently, it is only available during lunch time at the BB. If you aren’t able to score a table at The Blue Bayou, then try to get a spot at Cafe Orleans and enjoy this dish there. Oh yeah, this meal will set you back about $21.

4. Corn Dogs at The Little Red Wagon – Every Disney trip must always include a corn dog from Little Red Wagon! Devoted corn dog lovers describe these treats as crunchy, lightly sweet, salty, delicious, and worth the wait. People don’t mind waiting in line for this affordable food. They are about $7.50 a piece and in the Disney Kingdom this is not a horrible price.

5. Mickey’s Ice Cream Bar – A Mickey Ice Cream bar on a hot, sunny day in Disneyland is a must! It’s simple, classic, creamy, chocolaty, and delicious. But it’ll cost ya, $5.

6. Fried Chicken at The Plaza Inn – The famous Disney Fried Chicken meal: It comes with green beans, mashed potatoes, gravy, biscuit, and three pieces of chicken (breast, thigh, drumstick) all for $20. You can find this delicious, hearty meal right before you enter A World Of Tomorrow.

Do you agree with the 6 Disneyland treats listed above? Were any treats left off that you feel belong on this list? Leave me your suggestion in the comments section below. Have a beautiful day!

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