Starbucks

[can'tgetenufofwdw]

Are the park prices comparable to your local Starbucks?

 

[TipsyTraveler]

I don’t know. Someone tell me what an iced quad venti soy latte light ice is going for at the parks these days.

 

[NYCgrrl]

I would count on the offerings costing more at the parks but don’t really know since I rarely buy anything from Starbuck.

 

[can'tgetenufofwdw]

I would count on the offerings costing more at the parks but don’t really know since I rarely buy anything from Starbuck.

I'm not a Starbucks person either but I was asking for my adult children. They are going in October with their wives. The girls cannot function without it and were wondering about price.

 

[Dan Murphy]

Feb 2021 pricing

www.allears.net/dining/menu/main-street-bakery-starbucks/all-day/

 

[can'tgetenufofwdw]

Feb 2021 pricing

www.allears.net/dining/menu/main-street-bakery-starbucks/all-day/

Perfect. Thank you so much.

 

[easyas123]

It's not the price, it's the lines!

I once made the mistake of saying "I'll just get coffee at the Starbucks in the park once we go in instead of having it now"
Once.

 

[neverlandsky]

It's not the price, it's the lines!

I once made the mistake of saying "I'll just get coffee at the Starbucks in the park once we go in instead of having it now"
Once.

Agree the lines were awful at WDW making it not worth it especially since time is the currency at the parks. We didn't even do it once. We saw the lines and said nope.

 

[karen4546]

Yes the prices are in line with the local SB. I NEVER buy their coffee, but I LOVE the Dragonfruit refresher. The ham and cheese croissant is good also. I pick up gift cards from Target with my Redcard for 5% off (Disney gift cards also) and load the SBs cards to my app and the lines move quickly most of the time.

 

[kanerf]

Hmm, compared to my local Starbucks the prices are a little higher, fifty cents more for a Café Mocha for example, but I don't know if that is comparable to other Orlando Starbucks stores.

 

[starvenger]

It's not the price, it's the lines!

I once made the mistake of saying "I'll just get coffee at the Starbucks in the park once we go in instead of having it now"
Once.

I can't be the only one thinking what the line would be like at a Timmies in Epcot's Canadian pavilion.

Anyway, as much as I love my coffee, I'll try to get my fix in before entering any amusement park, be it Disney or my local one (which isn't open, but I digress). Just one less thing for me to tote around.

 

[Timandalicia]

It's not the price, it's the lines!

I once made the mistake of saying "I'll just get coffee at the Starbucks in the park once we go in instead of having it now"
Once.

I usually get on Tower of Terror twice and a Joffery’s before my wife gets her Starbucks

 

[Heather07438]

We stopped in Starbucks a few times last month in MK, HS & AK but only when the lines looked 15 minutes or less. AK was the best- at about 2pm there were maybe 8 other customers in there. In & out in 5 minutes We were hooked on the Jameson Cream Cold Brews.

 

[Timandalicia]

We stopped in Starbucks a few times last month in MK, HS & AK but only when the lines looked 15 minutes or less. AK was the best- at about 2pm there were maybe 8 other customers in there. In & out in 5 minutes We were hooked on the Jameson Cream Cold Brews.

Oh my gosh you sound like my wife. I spend weeks planning our touring plans only to have it monkey wrenched with the Starbucks line. I wish they would just add it to the wait times posting on the my Disney experience app . jk.

 

[Timandalicia]

Are the park prices comparable to your local Starbucks?

If you are paying 5 bucks for a coffee in the first place then does it really matter? In my day coffee came in a can and cost a quarter. Lol jk .

 

[Elle23]

Oh my gosh you sound like my wife. I spend weeks planning our touring plans only to have it monkey wrenched with the Starbucks line. I wish they would just add it to the wait times posting on the my Disney experience app . jk.

We have rope dropped Starbucks too many times to count.

 

[Timandalicia]

We have rope dropped Starbucks too many times to count.

This deserves its own thread. We need to band together. I’m going to start one.

 

[bcla]

If you are paying 5 bucks for a coffee in the first place then does it really matter? In my day coffe came in a can and cost a quarter. Lol jk .

I get ticked off when my hotel room doesn't have coffee. I don't care what it is. Anything from K-Cups or Illy capsules to one of those plastic tray things is fine with me.

I've waited in line in my hotel lobby in NYC for coffee. Starbucks around the corner was actually cheaper. I always wondered what thinking went into providing in-room coffee or not. Some of the nicest hotel rooms I've stayed in had the nicest equipment, while other pricey hotel rooms didn't have anything.

 

[Timandalicia]

We have rope dropped Starbucks too many times to count.

https://www.disboards.com/threads/w...e-to-get-their-starbucks-at-the-park.3828026/

 

[Christine]

I used Starbucks quite a bit on my last trip (I had the dining plan and was using snack credits for Venti drinks). Anyway, I found the prices comparable. If anything, maybe 25-50 cents higher. Not overly sure. I'm not a coffee drinker but I am a HUGE hot tea drinker. Even if it's 90 degrees out. Starbucks makes a English Breakfast Hot Tea Latte that's comparable to the tea w/milk that I make at home. It's a nice caffeine pick me up for a non-coffee drinker. I'm usually dragging at WDW because of my pace so it really helps.