Brewed Iced Tea

hollydolls

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Anyone know which restaurants and/or resorts serve brewed iced tea, if any? (Not fountain/tap tea, like Gold Peak, but brewed and usually available from a big, metal urn.) Thanks! 🙂
 

If they serve brewed ice tea ANYWHERE in the parks, I’d sure like to know. The swill they serve in the restaurants that they call “tea” is horrible. We asked what it was and they told us it was “Fuze” tea from the soda fountain.
 
If they serve brewed ice tea ANYWHERE in the parks, I’d sure like to know. The swill they serve in the restaurants that they call “tea” is horrible. We asked what it was and they told us it was “Fuze” tea from the soda fountain.
Yeah, Fuze raspberry "tea" and Gold Peak "tea" just aren't. I don't drink much soda and get tired of water.

Busch Gardens Williamsburg is my "home park" and I know all of their iced tea spots!
 
Yeah, Fuze raspberry "tea" and Gold Peak "tea" just aren't. I don't drink much soda and get tired of water.

Busch Gardens Williamsburg is my "home park" and I know all of their iced tea spots!
I feel like I need to start bringing some brewed Lipton tea with us when we go!! This taste of these teas are terrible 😣
 
Aren’t the teas at joffreys fresh brewed like the peach iced tea in Hollywood Studios for instance, or no?
 
If they serve brewed ice tea ANYWHERE in the parks, I’d sure like to know. The swill they serve in the restaurants that they call “tea” is horrible. We asked what it was and they told us it was “Fuze” tea from the soda fountain.
Fuze? Yuck!
 
Aren’t the teas at joffreys fresh brewed like the peach iced tea in Hollywood Studios for instance, or no?

I’ve never had tea at Joffrey’s, but Starbucks does brew tea. Peach/flavored tea is a crapshoot. Sometimes it’s syrup in (brewed) unsweetened tea and sometimes it’s something like raspberry fountain tea 🤢
 





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