mickeyforpresident
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MODS - delete this post, buds! I should have checked the forum before posting - there's an almost identical thread below! Sorry!
I had a cinnamon roll at Gastons last Saturday. Nowhere near the same. It was dry, tasteless and hardly any icing on.
I'm wondering whether all of this Internet teeth gnashing is anything to do with 'commercialism' or more to do with not wanting change.
Corporate sponsorship is all over wdw, always has been, always will be. Casey's Corner has fairly sizeable Coca Cola signs on the front of the building. There have even been McDonalds in the parks!
As I said, ill wait to see the designs or whatever for this new Starbucks before making any real judgement, but from the pictures I've seen of the California Adventure Starbucks it looks pretty unobtrusive in terms of Starbucks logos etc
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Hopefully it will stay as a Disney establishment, serving Starbucks products as well.
Will we still be able to use DDP credits??
I wouldn't mind strolling around the park with a strawberry & cream frappo, especially if I can get it on DDP
Going by what they did in California, you should still be able to use your dining plan credits there. They are just going to have a range of Starbucks products available alongside the Disney offerings. No doubt they will be cutting the less popular items currently there to make way for new additions. Not sure what to think really.
2Tiggies said:Oh don't say thatI believe this is where the so-called substitute is to be found, unless I misunderstood (and hope this is the case having read your post!)
torsie24 said:Honestly guys I doubt it's going to be that much of a difference.
I've had a look at what they did in DCA and from the outside there is no Starbucks branding and even inside it just looks like every other Disney counter service.
Disney aren't idiots, they aren't going to slowly start turning Main St into a strip mall. If I'm remembering correctly isn't the Ice Cream parlor a Ben & Jerrys? And when I was at DLR there were McDonalds carts about and they didn't ruin themeing.
All I ever see on the Dis is people complain about the crappy WDW coffee. Disney are probably aware of those complaints too. They can't really win I don't think.
Oh don't say thatI believe this is where the so-called substitute is to be found, unless I misunderstood (and hope this is the case having read your post!)