Milk The House of Cereal opens at Dezerland Action Park Orlando

Milk The House of Cereal redefines the breakfast buffet, and cereal fans who dine here will definitely leave saying, “they’re great!” If you’re looking for something “magically delicious” or need to go “cuckoo for Cocoa Puffs,” Milk The House of Cereal has something for you. Even the breakfast of champion people can fill up on their favorite cereal.

Created by owner Kadeem Wright, Milk offers the opportunity to dish up a custom bowl of cereal for only five dollars. Guests begin by choosing a cereal base from over 100 kinds available, some that no longer appear in stores. After that, guests can add a variety of toppings, including marshmallows, M&Ms, chocolate chips, and sprinkles.

Of course, they have milk at Milk The House of Cereal.

Cereal needs milk, right? Guests can choose from different flavored syrups and shake their milk before adding it to their creations.

There are also options for guests with dietary restrictions, like gluten-free cereals and nondairy milk options. Everyone in the group can enjoy this buffet of cereal goodness for five dollars.

Milk and Dezerland Action Park claim this deal gets even sweeter. Dezerland guests can visit Milk The House of Cereal as often as they want for no additional cost as long as they’re at Dezerland Action Park. That means, guests could start their day with Lucky Charms and return for a Rice Krispie snack. In theory, you can eat nothing but cereal all day while visiting Dezerland Action Park Orlando.

“I had seen the concept of a cereal bar before, but I wanted to put my own twist on it by making Milk an all-you-can-eat experience,” Wright said. “Kids love adding toppings and fun milk to their bowls and parents love getting to enjoy cereals from their childhood again. There’s really something for everyone!”

Dezerland Action Park wants visitors to know they can explore the park’s attractions after a delicious cereal breakfast, including a 30,000-square-foot trampoline park, virtual reality arena, laser tag maze, and Florida’s longest indoor go-kart track. Families can also visit the Orlando Auto Museum and see vehicles made famous by television and movies, military vehicles, classic cars, and more.

Entrance to Dezerland Action Park is always free. Guests load credits onto a Dezerland play card to access the entertainment center’s attractions; however, admission to the Orlando Auto Museum must be purchased separately.

To learn more about Dezerland Action Park, visit https://dezerlandparkorlando.com/