15 Walt Disney World Snacks You Must Eat

2. Zebra Domes

These treats are not available in the parks but at two dining places in Animal Kingdom Lodge. If you are dining at Boma (something you really should do) then these Amarula filled white chocolate treats. If you are fancying dining at the buffet then head into the quick service restaurant for the grab and go pack of 4.

Where can I get: The Mara and Boma, Animal Kingdom Lodge

How much: $4.29 (before tax)

1. Ice Cream

For the ultimate treat in the Florida heat, grab a delightfully cold ice cream. You can get one pretty much anywhere, including dedicated ice cream shops. The little Mickey Mouse themed cone above is a kids sized ice cream from Plaza Ice Cream Parlour.

Ice cream at Disney World comes in every shape and size from small scoops right up to a literal kitchen sink full at Beaches & Cream Soda Shop. If you are looking for some fun ice cream collectables why not try the smaller version of the Kitchen Sink at Plaza Ice Cream Parlour or a sand pale sundae at Typhoon Lagoon.

Where can I get: Everywhere

How much: starting at $3.49 up to $32.00 for the full sized Kitchen Sink (before tax)

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