Disneyland s Corn Dog Moves to Disney World
December 17, 2020, 4:44 PM ·
A Disneyland favorite is making the trip east, to a new home at the Walt Disney World Resort.
The iconic Disneyland hand-dipped corn dog is now on the menu at the Magic Kingdom s Sleepy Hollow. Selling for $10.99, the corn dog includes a side of house-made chips. (We would love to hear from Orlando-area readers if our savings trick still works on the east coast.) And if you re curious, Disney World is saying that this is an all-beef dog underneath that crispy, sweet cornbread coating.
Disneyland had brought the corn dog to Award Wieners at Disney California Adventure before the Regional Stay Home order forced Disneyland to close in-person dining in the Downtown Disney district that now includes part of DCA. So if you want an authentic Disney corn dog right now, you ll need to be in Florida rather than California.
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