Easter Displays & Grand Cottage Making a Comeback at Walt Disney World Resort
- Torie
- Feb 23, 2024
- 3 min read
The skilled pastry chefs at Disney’s Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Disney’s Contemporary Resort, Disney’s Yacht Club Resort, and Disney’s Beach Club Resort create stunning Easter displays through hand-painted designs. These talented chefs invest months of dedication and talent to bring these impressive creations to life, providing a delightful egg-stravaganza for visitors to enjoy.
The excitement continues with a variety of delicious snacks that will delight you and your taste buds. Get a sneak peek at some of the delectable treats heading to the Grand Cottage at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa on March 3. Stay tuned to the Disney Parks Blog and Disney Eats for the complete Foodie Guide featuring additional Easter treats.
Start your journey with a visit to the Seven Seas Lagoon, where the pastry team at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa has been diligently crafting Easter egg displays. This beloved tradition is a highlight of the Easter season at the resort, showcasing the creativity and skill of the team members. Each display features a distinct theme and narrative, brought to life by the culinary team's unique artistic flair. Take a look at some of the standout eggs from previous years to preview this year's offerings. Additionally, keep an eye out for new displays inspired by beloved characters, stories, and snacks such as Mickey & Minnie's Runaway Railway, Disney's "Beauty and the Beast," and iconic Disney treats. With an array of fresh creations, a return visit is highly recommended for those who have enjoyed them in the past.
Additionally, the resort has more to offer. The staff has prepared a variety of delectable items for guests to enjoy this spring. The Grand Cottage returns for its third year, featuring a range of festive and charming treats available from March 3 to April 1.
Bunny Pop Flower Pot: Chocolate flower pot filled with jelly beans and three chocolate bunny pops (New)
Fruity Cereal Mickey Pop: Mickey-shaped fruity cereal crisped treat
The Easter Treat Box: Dark chocolate filled bunny, carrot blondie pop, marshmallow pop, carrot cake chocolate bark, confetti pop, and meringue nests
Easter Marshmallow Pop: Three large marshmallows dipped in a yellow chocolate coating topped with Easter quins
Bunny Burrow Dirt Cup: Layers of chocolate cake, chocolate buttercream, and cookies ‘n cream pieces with springtime décor (Plant-based)
The Grand Egg: White chocolate egg filled with jelly beans sprayed in spring colors
The Bunny Burrow Dirt Cup and Fruity Cereal Pop will also be offered at Gasparilla Island Grill from March 3 to April 1.
Disney’s Contemporary Resort at Seven Seas Lagoon will showcase impressive egg displays. The team has transformed eggs into stunning works of art that will captivate you. The hand-painted displays from previous years are so remarkable that you may find it hard to believe they are real. Get ready to be amazed by this year's lineup, featuring new creations inspired by characters from popular stories like "Elemental" and "Hercules." Starting March 3, prepare to be dazzled by these extraordinary displays.
Disney's Yacht Club Resort and Disney's Beach Club Resort are showcasing some awesome egg displays this spring. The pastry teams at these resorts have been hard at work creating detailed eggs for guests to enjoy. At Disney's Yacht Club Resort, you can see a new Moana-inspired display starting March 3. Last year, they had a "Finding Nemo" display that was a big hit. Over at Disney's Beach Club Resort, you can check out a display inspired by the EPCOT International Flower & Garden Festival. They've created mini versions of the festival's iconic topiaries. These displays are definitely worth a visit if you're at the resort. There's plenty to see and taste at Walt Disney World Resort this spring. Don't miss out on all the fun at Disney Parks!
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