It seems like a long time since the Magic Kingdom was free of walls and cranes and in fact, it has been a good while. People visiting the Kingdom over the past couple of weeks may have noticed even more green walls, cardboard cutouts, and latticework has gone up. What exactly is going on? We’re detailing the construction and what you can expect on your vacation in the Magic Kingdom.
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Disney and Starbucks have created a co-branded beverage ware line and given the buzz on the internet, it’s the next big thing in must-have merchandise. Starting today, the Walt Disney World and Disneyland Starbucks locations will carry a selection of Disney branded Starbucks cups and mugs including parks-only versions from the Starbucks “You Are Here Collection”.
Currently at Walt Disney World, Main Street Bakery in the Magic Kingdom and Fountain View at Epcot have their park-specific mugs as well as 24-ounce cold cups out for purchase.
While the cold cups look the same in all the parks, the mugs are park-specific and can only be purchased in-park. The graphics and colors are great.
Ceramic travel mugs with a design similar to the cold cup’s are said to be on their way, but have not arrived yet. Mugs are $14.95 each and cold cups are $19.95 each. Beverage ware is not eligible for passholder discounts, but is discounted for cast members.
Downtown Disney’s Starbucks will not have You are Here mugs, but will likely carry tumblers and travel cups at some point.
