- Mar 13, 2024
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If you're on a quest for a snack at Disney World, you're spoiled for choice. Mickey pretzels, Dole Whips, and Mickey ice cream sandwiches are just a few tasty options. But, if you're in the mood for a classic theme park treat, head to the Funnel Cake Stand in EPCOT's American Adventure Pavilion for a sweet indulgence—like a funnel cake!
The Funnel Cake Stand is a quaint kiosk with a colonial vibe, offering various funnel cakes topped with sugar, whipped cream, ice cream, and even a Cookies ‘n Cream version. They’re made fresh, but you'll need to find a spot to enjoy them since there's no seating by the stand.
We recently tried the Cookies ‘n Cream Funnel Cake, which comes with sugar, vanilla ice cream, crushed cookies, and chocolate sauce for $15. The mix of crispy cake and creamy ice cream is delightful, although the ice cream block melts slower than a typical scoop. We also sampled the traditional Funnel Cake with Sugar, priced at $10. While not as fresh as the Cookies ‘n Cream version, it still offered a satisfying crunch.
Should you stop by this stand? Definitely, if you're craving a charming American fair snack or have a sweet tooth. But if you're seeking less sugary snacks, dedicated seating, or unique Disney creations, you might want to explore elsewhere.
Overall, the Funnel Cake Stand offers a classic American snack experience, albeit without seating, but satisfies a sweet craving. What do you think about trying these funnel cakes? Share your thoughts—I’d love to hear your opinion!
The Funnel Cake Stand is a quaint kiosk with a colonial vibe, offering various funnel cakes topped with sugar, whipped cream, ice cream, and even a Cookies ‘n Cream version. They’re made fresh, but you'll need to find a spot to enjoy them since there's no seating by the stand.
We recently tried the Cookies ‘n Cream Funnel Cake, which comes with sugar, vanilla ice cream, crushed cookies, and chocolate sauce for $15. The mix of crispy cake and creamy ice cream is delightful, although the ice cream block melts slower than a typical scoop. We also sampled the traditional Funnel Cake with Sugar, priced at $10. While not as fresh as the Cookies ‘n Cream version, it still offered a satisfying crunch.
Should you stop by this stand? Definitely, if you're craving a charming American fair snack or have a sweet tooth. But if you're seeking less sugary snacks, dedicated seating, or unique Disney creations, you might want to explore elsewhere.
Overall, the Funnel Cake Stand offers a classic American snack experience, albeit without seating, but satisfies a sweet craving. What do you think about trying these funnel cakes? Share your thoughts—I’d love to hear your opinion!
