Walt Disney World raises food and drink prices across parks

Walt Disney World has announced a rise in food and beverage prices across its parks. The increases range from 10 cents to $1 per item, affecting various snacks and drinks. Regular popcorn without a souvenir bucket now costs $6.99, up from $5.99, while popcorn in a standard souvenir bucket remains unchanged at $14.29.

Beverages like assorted fountain drinks, Joffrey’s coffee, and hot cocoa have seen a 20-cent increase, now priced at $4.99 per serving. Larger servings of hot cocoa and Twinings hot tea have also risen slightly from $5.19 to $5.29. Chicken strips have seen notable price hikes, with 2-piece servings now at $9.49 and 4-piece servings at $11.99.

However, not all items have seen price changes. Mickey pretzels, bars, and sandwiches remain at their previous prices, with pretzels at $8.49 and bars and sandwiches at $6.49 each. The company has hinted that these prices may change in the future.

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