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Magic Kingdom In Walt Disney World Florida has launched a’ plant-based cuisine’ pamphlet for its guests, boasting a variety of vegan-friendly dishes.
The new pamphlet lists all the meatless options across the park, and highlights which dishes are suitable for vegans with a green-leaf symbol.
Vegan pretzels and popcorn
Categorized by ‘land’ and then restaurant, the pamphlet clearly states which food items do not contain ‘animal meat, dairy, eggs, or honey’ – and reveals the park’s soft pretzels and popcorn, which are sold in multiple eateries, are also vegan.
Disney’s plant-based cuisine pamphlet includes its vegan Sloppy Joe with a tomato-based sauce and mustard slaw, a plant-based Southwest Cheeseburger, topped with vegan jalapeno jack and avocado aioli, and a ‘Peter Pan Float’ – a frozen key lime dessert with Sprite.
Vegan options
Last year, PETA’s youth division peta2 collaborated with vegan actor Aubrey Miller to create a video about the animal-free dishes on offer at Disneyland and Disney California Adventure Park.
“I have been a vegan since birth, and not only do I do it for my own health, but I do it for my love of animals,” Miller said while making the guide. “And I think it’s really cool to say that no animals were harmed in the making of my meal.”
*This article was updated on April 15 to reflect that the pamphlet is for Florida’s Disney World, and not Disneyland in California.
