I love this question, because I am a coffee person and I also be as my day around when and where I can get my coffee.Are there any good coffee places near the entrance to Hollywood Studios, or one that is worth walking to once in the park? We are taking a 6am flight on the 7th and going to the park on the same day, so we will be in dire need of coffee once we get there.
I’ll ask my mom. I have a feeling she didn’t get a magical extras card.
I've never gone through a travel agent but did they mention they will handle DME or does she have to call and set that up?
We should start a thread for just where you can get coffee at each park and resort. I don't do room coffee
For magical express she did have to send her info to the agent and then the agent sent it to Disney. The agent when she told us what was included with the agency packages said the luggage tags were included (the character tags that come with the magicbands). I think she’s going to contact either the agent or Disney.
Same! Actually I will most likely have cold brew shipped to the cabin at FW. I can’t wven fathom not starting the day with it.
I'm trying to figure out if it's worth investing in a $30 espresso maker to pack in my suitcase. I'm lactose intolerant but hate the taste of soy, almond, and coconut milk, which is all they have as the dairy alternative at coffee shops. I buy the lactose free stuff and I even roast my own beans. I'm like a coffee pro aka coffee junkie. I don't think that'd be taking it too far.....
You might be my hero! I do not roast my own beans, but I brew my own cold brew at home. I’m so picky, recently our local coffee shop shut down. A new person bought it and I’ve been trying to get in contact with them to pressure them to use a certain kind of beans LOL. They probably hate me already!I'm trying to figure out if it's worth investing in a $30 espresso maker to pack in my suitcase. I'm lactose intolerant but hate the taste of soy, almond, and coconut milk, which is all they have as the dairy alternative at coffee shops. I buy the lactose free stuff and I even roast my own beans. I'm like a coffee pro aka coffee junkie. I don't think that'd be taking it too far.....
Yeah well you like what you like! Roasting is great. When I have to drink 'store/coffee shop beans' ... ugh
. It helps that buying green beans, even mildly expensive ones are still half the cost of store/coffee shop beans. I spend about $6/lb. It's a time investment but totally worth the flavor! You and I are going to be there around the same time, if you want to meet up I can totally give you some fresh beans! 35 more days!
Yay - just booked for 1/11!
