Cheapest coffee on property?

[mindsuckr]

I know there are Starbucks everywhere, but they are usually pretty pricey. I was wondering where the cheapest place would be in US/IoA/Citywalk to get my java fix? My first guess was Cinnabon, but maybe there are better?

 

[HM]

Are you staying in one of the resorts? Do you just want a cup of regular coffee? You can make your own with the Kuerig in your room - cheapest route.

It seems like I recall seeing a coffee for about $2.50 somewhere, but for the life of me, I can't remember where that was.

 

[keishashadow]

cheap, they have cheap stuff in theme parks?

if driving in, suggest stopping @ McD's on way, at least it won't be $5 cup of java.

if onsite, the kcups do the trick, I often bring extra from home now that they limit their replenishment

 

[BrinkofSunshine]

Most of the quick service places serve coffee in the morning. I'd think that would be the cheapest.

 

[Queen of Oakville]

Cabana Bay had the Cuisinart. I had intended to shop for coffee before going but never got around to it, turns out they supply it! But not the milk/cream. I could easily have picked up a kid's milk at the Bayliner, but never bothered. THey also have sugar but not splenda.

I'm a huge starbucks fan though so I was happy to walk and get my coffee each morning. I think the coffees at the US are slightly more expensive (at least compared to Canada) - but my Grande Dark would cost me 2.66 each day. It's not that much more expensive than other places. You're only spending $5+ if you get into the fancy drinks.

 

[macraven]

i know the deluxe hotel rooms have creamers in the box for the coffee/tea.
just thought the value would also provide that for their guests.

 

[Queen of Oakville]

they might have but I'm not a fan of creamer. If it was there I would not even have noticed it.