Blue Ribbon Corn Dogs Poll

[Economouse]

 

[Flagondry]

None, would have loved to try stuff but they opted to skip having a plant based option. So now, neither me or my family will stop there because having to visit multiple places to grab quick food is too annoying.

 

[georgina]

You forgot the other/nothing option. Corn dogs hold zero appeal for me and I don't think I would be stopping by just for a drink.

I'm hoping the Cake Bake shop opens sometime in the next few years!

 

[Smugpugmug]

Sorry, but none because $12.50 for a basic corn dog is overpriced. Same with $8-9 for cotton candy.

 

[Economouse]

Sorry, but none because $12.50 for a basic corn dog is overpriced. Same with $8-9 for cotton candy.

Agreed, the margin for these are a little extreme. I was hoping for a quick place to feed hungry kiddos without breaking the bank, but you could easy top $80 to feed a family of four. These new attractions are not going to pay for themselves.

And Don't get me wrong I like the choices and I will pay a premium for a deep fried Disney Meat Tube, but I'm not planning on spending money here any time soon.

For pricing reference: The average lowest price for a hot dog across MLB's 30 ballparks this season is $5.99. The Chicago White Sox ($5.49), Boston Red Sox ($6.25), New York Yankees ($6.29) and Detroit Tigers ($6.49) are among the teams whose cheapest hot dogs are priced closest to the average. - reference The Washington Post.

 

[mlayman7]

Yeah, the Mexican Street Dog is my vote only because there was not an option for none of the above because of the expense.

 

[Dug720]

None. I'm gluten-free and not into cotton candy or lemonade.

 

[2010dvcfan]

Better options inside Epcot for that price, not interested at all

 

[katallo]

No interest. Crazy pricing and loaded with salt.

 

[BigOnDis]

I love a good corn dog, looking forward to trying here.

 

[fla4fun]

Sorry, but none because $12.50 for a basic corn dog is overpriced. Same with $8-9 for cotton candy.

Not to mention the $5 bottle of Dasani water . . .

 

[LoveDaisy]

None. I was hoping for some variety or at least something like hand cut fries. The last time I had a hot dog I was 8.

 

[GADisneyDad14]

Hard pass.

 

[Ralph&Pam]

None of the above. DW is gluten free. With the exception of fish and chips, I find deep-fried foods unappetizing. Even the lemonade options are unappealing, since we avoid drinks with sugar or other carb-based sweeteners.

 

[DisneyTeacher]

We usually stay at Beach Club and we’re not interested. There are too many better options to pick from around the resorts or parks.

 

[patty57]

Not interested in anything they have.

 

[Micca]

That's a no for me, dawg.

 

[zackiedawg]

I love finally having some quick food options at Boardwalk again after many years without...missed having the ToGo kiosk with cheesesteaks, hot dogs, etc. Though I'd have liked to see more options overall, I like corndogs and this will be very convenient for grabbing something quick to bring back to the room when staying there. Don't care as much for the drinks, though I might occasionally grab a fresh lemonade - I look forward to trying the dragon dog and Mexican street corn dog. Depending on how those go, I might go back for them again - if not, a good old classic corn dog would be the go-to.

 

[paults]

Bring back the hotdog stand.

 

[Chupaca bruh]

If they are like the ones at Disneyland and DCA they are very good ones. But the price is way out of line. The basic one at DCA's Con Dog Castle is $10.50 and that is too high. But people are paying it so they continue.