Blue Milk Pricing Revealed
The Orange Country Register is out with a story this morning that reveals the pricing for the Blue Milk at Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, Disneyland.
The story notes that Blue Milk will be priced at $7.99. This is more than the signature drink of Universal Studios’ Wizarding World’s signature drink, Butterbeer. Currently, all version of Butterbeer cost $7.49 at Universal Studios Hollywood.
Blue Milk, really a frozen blend of coconut milk and rice milk, will be sold at Kat Saka’s Kettle. Blue Milk will have dragon fruit, pineapple, lime, and watermelon flavors. A companion drink, Green Milk, will have orange, passion fruit, and grapefruit flavors.
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Rumor has is that Green milk will be almond milk based. An odd choice if true, considering Disney’s usual attention to allergens. Any word on what Green milk will be made of?
Disney has published information on the Parks Blog that states that the Milk Stand, the place they’re selling the blue and green milks, will be “serving a frozen plant-based blend of coconut and rice milks.” There’s no mention of almond. I’m assuming the flavored listed above will be layered over the same plant milk blends.
Much thanks. Was hoping to hear that.
Is there any insight on what at Galaxys Edge WDW will be on the dining plan one way or the other?
We haven’t heard anything specific about this. My guess is that the Galaxy’s Edge restaurants eventually will accept Dining Plan credits, but maybe not right away. New restaurants sometimes take a few weeks or months to get online with the program. But given that the venues are Disney-owned and that the restaurants in Pandora, the closest recent cognate, do accept the plan, I’d be surprised if Galaxy’s Edge doesn’t.