>>21966912
Do you get to keep the Donkey Kong mug?

Universal studios theme park was kino.
>>21966947
Yep

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>>21966912
At Epcot I got a beer and turkey leg.
That's my best memory of Disney.

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For me, it's Mythos

>>21966912
I very much enjoy funnel cakes and dippin dots, even though they cost a fortune

>>21966912
giant elephant ears and fried oreos

>>21966912
I love dippin dots and frozen lemonades

The only good place to eat at Disney is topolinos everything else is pure goy slop.

>>21967075
Steakhouse 71 is alright.

Post menu items instead of 'my favorite one is this one because I went to it' you faggots

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>>21967075
>pure goy slop

>>21967075
>place to eat at Disney is topolinos
heh
italy back in the day some italian just started making his own disney comics and called mickey topolino (little mouse) before he had a copyright agreement

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>>21966912
For me its the legendary Disney World meal deal combo of a personal pizza and caesar salad.

>>21967408
grim.

>>21967408
bleak.

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>>21967408
Meanwhile, at Epic Universe
UniversalChads stay winning

I ate some liver and onions at a fair and the neighbor's kid convinced me to ride a roller-coaster.
Was sick for like 4 hours.

>>21967560
No salad option. Hard no for me.

>>21966912
I enjoy the Dole Whip from the Enchanted Tiki Room.
Recently this place opened up near my house that does it just as good as in the parks. I should go back there this summer since Disney isn't in my budget anymore.

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>>21967687
>>21967408
Not only does Pizza Moon (at Universal's: Epic Universe) have salad, but it's superior to those at Disney World. It just wasn't in the particular photograph.
DisneyAdults lose again.

>>21968092
>salad doesn't come free with the pizza

Still a hard no for me, unc

>>21968336
>>21967408
>$11.79 for pitiful personal pizza and wilted salad served on paper plates at Pizzafari, Animal Kingdom
>$18.99 for a delightful cupped pepperoni pizza + an optional $12.99 entree sized gourmet salad on actual tableware at Pizza Moon, Epic Universe
You're already on vacation. Just spend the money on something good.

>>21967408
looks like something i would prepare at home not order out

>>21968438
looks like something I'd forgotten on the counter overnight after getting wasted, and ultimately served as my dog's breakfast

>>21966983
Looks like the kind of people to literally drown in ranch sauce. Disgusting slobs.

>>21966912
That looks so cool

Donkey Kong is the only video game character I look back at and appreciate. Guy fucks. Can't say that about Link, Samus, Mario or Star Fox and Kirby and Yoshi were super gay.

>>21967116
The wood fired steak and eggs at topolinos is what I got. It was good.

>>21968482
Maybe occasionally. You don't have to be a dick about appearances.
Have you been to Mythos?

>>21968434
>$12.99 for a caesar salad. WTF

>>21968688
It's quality theme park food. Entree salad too, not a side salad. It's going to cost money.

I always loved the theme park food and drinks that came in collectable unique cups and other trinkets.

Always been iffy on popcorn buckets however. Don't really see much use out them, even if they fit the bill to what I describe.

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>>21968807
>Always been iffy on popcorn buckets however. Don't really see much use out them
Same. Pure landfill material. Just skip a step and throw it straight into the trash.

>>21966947
No. You are thoroughly searched before being able to leave the park and if you're found in possession of the Kong mug ("Kug") the consequences will never be the same.

>>21967560
>mug even says pig
They're not even hiding it anymore, wow.

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>>21969018
It says E-PIC
The fact that you saw "PIG" says more about you.

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>>21968550
>Guy fucks.

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The butterbeer from the Harry Potter section of Universal is probably the only thing I bother getting when I go. Essentially cream soda with butterscotch foam, but its fair as is. Actually had the slush version last time, and that was some actual good shit.

>>21969748
It's good, but I wish it were a little more...hearty? Thick?
I'm not sure how to explain, but I would like a version that were less sweet and more filling like a stout or porter. Maybe with a marginal 1-2% abv, like it's assumed to be in the books.

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Hey I got one of those
It kinda sucked

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>>21970438
Nigga the fuck you talkin about? It was so good I got a second one right after

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>>21970457
>It was so good I got a second one right after
>>consuming 1000 calories in sweets
I seriously hope you guys don't do this.

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>>21970496
I also had this

>>21970943
Donkey Dog?

>>21970943
>>21971084
>Donkey Dog?
More like, Donkey Dong
>>21969613
>>21970427

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>>21966912
>>21969748
Butterbeer slush and a turkey leg was my absolute favorite combo anytime I was able to go to universal. i need to figure out how to make that shit at home, not only do i hate universal and refuse to give them money, even if i didn't i'm still not going to an entire expensive ass, crowded as hell itself theme park just for a dumbass turkey leg and a slushie. but i also don't like the idea of going to the grave without ever having it again.

>>21971252
Theres various DIY butterbeer recipes online but from what I've heard US has some secret recipe
Heres a decent alcoholic one, if you want it nonalc swap ale for cream soda or something
https://youtu.be/fhCKQLWZuK4

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Wala

>>21967408
based apocalyse level meal worth $59.99

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>>21971777
Universal Studios Japan? What is that?

>>21972013
Shark sandwich, had a curry sauce and those glossy sesame crackers on it

It was funny because they had "shark nuggets" and we were saying huh wonder what the shark nuggets are
Because here that would be a novely name for chicken nuggets or cod or something
Then we got it and went oh..it's actually shark because Japan

>>21967560
Would. I want it well done though for dem crispy peps and browned cheese

>>21968858
Don't throw that DUNC one in the trash. I can use it for... popcorn

>>21972061
Unfathomably based.
Maybe I'm misremembering or imagined it, but I thought when Islands of Adventure first opened, one of the Jurassic Park restaurants served gator tail nuggets.

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>>21966912
Are Disney churros overrated?

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>>21968858
>That Dune popcorn cup

>>21968550
I liked Falco because it was obvious he was kind of a dickhead.

>>21967301
Mickey has always been Topolino in Italian and the Topolino comic is sold internationally and is also officially licensed by Disney. It is part of my childhood and the reason why most italians love Donald and hate Mickey (he's a snitch know-it-all)

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>>21973317
Yes but that doesn't mean they are bad. Some of the seasonal event ones are actually amazing.

>>21966912
The cheese pizza and club 33 is really good

>>21974830
So how do you even get into Club 33 anymore? I used to get in from my dad's company, but some years ago they began heavily restricting access.

>>21968858
whats the pink woodchipper? that looks kinda cool.

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>>21966912
I don't have a specific food to contribute, but everything I ate when I went to Dollywood was really decent. Portion sizes were bigger compared to other theme parks, prices were also cheaper. We went during Christmas time and it was a very nice, obviously smaller, park with a lot of charm. It's well maintained and the rides and attractions might not be as expensive, exciting, or popular (no IP stuff, a plus IMO) but it is a family friendly park in a beautiful area, I believe it's gotten nicer in the past decade or so because I've heard from people who visited much longer ago than I had who didn't have as good of a time as we did. That being said the south sucks for the most part and the surrounding area while nice to look at isn't the best or nicest place in the world, it's just the same touristy stuff you'd expect. If I still lived within a couple hours drive I would visit again, it made for a nice weekend trip. We went to the stupid pirate dinner show which was more entertaining than I expected, but the food sucked and it should've been much cheaper.

>>21974894
Pretty sure that's the Ghost Buster trap. The pink isn't really a hopper, but the "light" coming out of the box.

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>>21966912
I need to try that. I want that mug for my desk.
My favorite thing to eat at a theme park is a Boudin sourdough bread bowl with clam chowder and it's at California Adventure.

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>>21969017
>Kug

>>21976024
Attempt to steal one and see who's laughing.

>>21966912
I don't get it. Donkey Kong doesn't have any non-interactive media (that would be associated with a studio).

>>21974938
I love those fuckin trains they have. Wish I lived close enough to justify visiting

>>21970496
>counting calories at a goyslop park
haha having autism is kookie aint it?

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>>21977688
The train was a real highlight of the trip. We rode Cinderella, and I believe at the time they were alternating between two different trains. We visited during Christmas time so there was themed music/narration played on the speakers while we rode, along with lots of decorations and lights along the route. They were still running on coal then too, I believe they're all oil now. I now live a couple thousand miles away, but when we lived closer we considered season tickets because they were so cheap and we enjoyed it so much.

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Knoebels amusement park is a tiny little park tucked out of the way in the middle of PA, but it has an amazing selection of food. Last time I went the prices were low, the quality was good and the counter girls were cute. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

https://knoebels.com/

>>21967408
I am not exaggerating that looks like digiorno’s frozen pizza and a bagged Caesar salad. How much did you pay for this anon lmao