theme park food

Opening Feb. 24, 2022, Miss Rabbit’s Diner at the new Peppa Pig Theme Park will feature a kid-friendly menu.

The cost to simply enter a theme park is quite high. It’s no wonder that theme park excursions have become known to some as the “most expensive day ever.” Due to the high cost of entry, any additional costs on top of that can make your budget spiral out of control. There are many things you can choose to add onto your day like souvenirs and front of line access, but those are optional. One thing you do need to spend money on if you’re spending a full day in a theme park is food. Food is a necessary added cost on top of your theme park ticket. Perhaps that’s why so many people complain about the cost of eating in a theme park. But is it really that much more expensive than dining outside of the theme park?

As the temperature cools in Southern California, Universal Studios Hollywood embraces the change with the rollout of new food offerings.

There’s great news for Disneyland foodies. The resort has announced that starting on July 1, 2021, even more dining locations will be open at the Happiest Place on Earth.

The Chocolatier at Hersheypark is now open year-round at the Sweetest Place on Earth, and we got a chance to check out its offerings.

At Hersheypark, you’ll find an impressive array of all things sweet and savory, and we’ve got a list of the ones you can’t miss.

A trip to Legoland Florida Resort isn’t complete without an order of Granny Smith’s Apple Fries — and now you can make them at home!

A festive celebration of holiday fare is coming soon to Walt Disney World with the Taste of Epcot International Festival of the Holidays – and…

Even though Halloween Horror Nights isn’t happening as usual at Universal Orlando Resort this year, you can still bring some of the spooky tastes home with this…

Even though Halloween Horror Nights isn’t happening at Universal Orlando Resort this year, you can still bring some of the spooky tastes home with this…