A WDW Power Pack Makes an Easy Snack
Several Walt Disney World quick service restaurants offer something called a “Power Pack.” A Power Pack is a collection of packaged goods that could make a shareable snack for a group or a lunch for a light eater or child.
This version was found at the ABC Commissary at Disney’s Hollywood Studios for $6.19. Power Packs with slight variations are also available at Cove Bar by the Contemporary resort pool, Catalina Eddie’s near the Tower of Terror, Good’s Food to Go near the Old Key West Pool, and at the value resort food courts. All the variants include snack crackers, yogurt, fruits and veggies, and a cereal or granola bar.
The Power Packs come in a bag or box for easy portability.
While not the most elegant meal, but for a fussy child and a tired parent, this could be a life saver.
Have you relied on a Power Pack? What are your thoughts?
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Is this a snack on the dining plan?
No, unfortunately not.
We love these for our children. These and Babybel cheese are about the only things we can count on them eating!
It’s better than eating Mickey Bars all day =)