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Disneyland charges $185 for a shot of booze in waffle cup
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It’s possible you’ll want greater than your vacation spending cash to have the ability to afford this luxury Disneyland drink.
Guests to the Grand Californian Hotel & Spa should purchase a $185 vacation drink that pairs properly with the ever-soaring Mouse Home admission costs.
Featured on the lodge’s 2022 vacation cart, the “waffle shot” is offered in a waffle cone-like base that’s lined with milk or white chocolate.
You may order it non-alcoholic with milk or egg nog or select from 11 totally different liquors, together with Skrewball Peanut Butter Whiskey, Bailey’s Irish Cream or amaretto — which are available at a extra affordable $17 a shot.
One secretive choice on the menu, although, dares company to “inquire” about its worth. That intoxicatingly hyped choice would be made with Remy Martin Louis XIII Grande Champagne Cognac — which retails for a sobering $4,000 a bottle.
Each SFGATE and the St. Louis Post Dispatch report that a regular 1.5-ounce pour of Louis XIII may complete as much as $500, so Disneyland’s $185 price ticket really coincides with market worth.
The lodge’s cart additionally gives Mickey Mouse head-shaped cookies in addition to spiked scorching chocolate, and cider will be ordered with fairly priced spirits in order that parkgoers nonetheless have cash to spend on souvenirs.
In the meantime, guests ought to simply you’ll want to double-check the Happiest Place on Earth’s gown code earlier than planning a go to, or they might wind up like one lady who violated the foundations — however not for the reason you might instantly assume.
One other lady claimed she was given a free T-shirt when her Minnie Mouse backless shirt was deemed unacceptable and in violation of the park’s gown code.
In the meantime, at Disney World, fans have one month to ride “Splash Mountain” in its present state earlier than the attraction undergoes development to grow to be “Tiana’s Bayou Journey,” which is predicated on the 2009 movie “The Princess and the Frog.
