Main Street Bakery

First of all, I experienced the very friendly staff at Starbucks in Disney World with my two sons. My two sons were waiting for me and on the way home, they ordered a cheese toast sandwich with tomato soup. The staff member, "KIARA", was very friendly to my sons and chatted with them during closing time, and they were so impressed by Kiara that they ended up eating 4 cheese sandwiches for the whole family. I highly recommend the menu and praise Kiara's future. I believe she will be a superstar soon!

The line was very long, and even though it moved very quickly to order, getting our drinks and food took almost 15 minutes. I ordered a vanilla sweet cream cold brew which was 10/10 and the mickey cinnamon roll which was 1/10. It was cold, and felt stale. It was very big for the price of $6 though

Holy buckets, the lines here are incredibly long pretty much all the time! But that's the only reason I take a star off. Honestly, if you are going to be anywhere else in the park you can get a lot of the same things with a much shorter wait. Plus, a lot of those other places have seating... If you really need to get something right as you walk into the park or while you're waiting for fireworks (that's when we went), just be prepared to stand in line for a long time. And there's almost nowhere to sit anywhere nearby, so you'll have to enjoy your snack or drink while walking or possibly sitting on a curb. The Mickey cinnamon roll was good, as always, and our drinks were good as well. Yes, the prices are kind of high, but it's not unexpected.

The bakery shop is also a Starbucks store. I'm not a big fan of Starbucks. However, the rest of my family are. Whatever makes them happy, I'm happy. So, I think Disney made a good decision by letting Starbucks into its theme parks. 🙂

This is a great to have since the resorts do not open until 7am yet you have to be on a bus headed to the park far earlier. I love the sandwiches for a quick breakfast.

If you crave for something sweet and a hot beverage, this is the place. Definitely worth a visit. Plus it has a Starbucks inside

Delicious cinnamon rolls and a Starbucks located on the inside! Every time I’ve gone, the lines are pretty long. But don’t let that stop you, the line usually moves pretty quickly and the cast members have a great system in place to get you in and out as fast as possible.

It’s a fancy Starbucks basically. The disney specials pastries are the one that I like, rest starbucks is good and they try to fulfill the order soon which a very nice thing. It’s mostly crowded during the weekdays.

The last time I was in this location was before Starbucks was part of it. They have really changed it since then and made things a lot better. It's a lot more open and you can see everything really well within. Starbucks is the bulk of it and we stopped in when we got to the park to get some water for everyone. At the end of the day, we got a treat that was truly excellent. The lines can get very long, but service is pretty quick and most people stopthrough at some point. The store is very well lit and I employees hope you get about efficiently. Everyone is friendly and personable. We got to try the Minnie Witch Hat which is a chocolate cookie top with peanut butter, mousse, milk chocolate ganache, and buttercream. If you are here for one of the Halloween nights, then you might want to try this one. Be aware that it is extremely sweet and you probably want to share it with at least one other person. The chocolate is super rich and the peanut butter is perfect.

If you are on the Disney Dining Plan, All drinks any size is a snack credit (with ANY modifications). Sandwiches with a drink are a meal. Child credit works just like an adult credit :) . For more information like this on the disney dining plan, i posted details and a video review on you tube Disneyworld Vacationer and on twitter dvacationer. I love this place on mainstreet but it is pretty much always busy. HOWEVER, they work fast and efficiently so you won't wait long. My favorite starbucks location at disneyworld is in the Animal Kingdom though. I had the Lavender Iced Matcha and it was sublime! It wasn't written on the menu but they do have it as of May 2024. Not too sweet, nice and creamy, and I felt like it was healthy even though I don't care to actually know if it is, because I'm at Disney!

Always the first stop to any Magic Kingdom trip! Right on Main Street as you enter. This is the Starbucks of this park. Aside from the usual Starbucks fare minus the Egg bites or potato squares this Starbucks also carries Disney Soecific snacks like the grilled cheese sandwich with creamy tomato soup. My favorite as a late night snack. You can use your Starbucks card to pay and accrue points. You can not however claim any rewards in any Starbucks inside the parks. Disney Sorings on the other hand is able to do it all. Mobile order, use and claim points.

No mobile pick up, but the service is not bad. This is Starbucks. If you need your coffee or tea fix, here you go. There are two sides with registers so the line moves fairly fast.

Starbucks coffee at Disney's Magic Kingdom. This includes staple and select seasonal coffee drinks, refreshers, baked goods, and merchandise (mugs, cups, etc). Great for my wife, as a 'Bucks buyer. Sadly, no support for mobile ordering; thus, the perpetual line to order (and retrieve), especially in the morning. Staff does a good job enforcing capacity precautions with physical distancing; COVID has even spawned plexiglass cashier shields with mics/speakers. This was a tad challenging to understand; touchless payment methods made transaction quicker and safer. Wife's creme brûlée latte was made as ordered; souvenir cup with all 4 Disney parks a hit with daughter.

Starbucks with more limited menu, different name, and longer wait. Easy 2 stars for me Prices are a bit inflated too but not overwhelming so given the location. Tip: accepts starbucks loyalty

This is basically a Starbucks inside Magic Kingdom that also sells some Disney-specific treats and merchandise. It's always pretty busy, not surprisingly. Once you get to the front of the queue (took us about 15 minutes), you can pick to go to the left side or the right side, which are 2 separate teams - choose wisely based on how many people you see standing around waiting for the stuff they already ordered. All the employees are friendly but very busy. The Covid plastic barriers make communication difficult. You can pay with your Starbucks card/app. We ended up in here yesterday during early morning magic because you literally cannot get near any other food/drink places without a reservation during that time of day (everything is roped off and closed). My group got our food and drinks quickly! I got a Mickey cinnamon roll for the first time and it was very underwhelming and maybe even bad - I recommend going to Gaston's tavern for their cinnamon roll instead. The drinks were all as expected (same as any other Starbucks).

Magic Kingdom (Orlando) MAIN STREET U.S.A. Ahh, yes, Starbucks! Located on Main Street U.S.A. in Magic Kingdom (in between the Plaza Ice Cream Parlor and Uptown Jewelers), we walked in when we saw that Starbucks logo and an ice cold Frappuccino sounded good. While hubby got in line I found a wall socket (no charging stations here) and plugged in. This busy counter-serve "bakery" offered Starbucks coffee and specialty beverages (and maybe some merchandise too, I'm not sure). They also have a large assortment of house-made Disney pastries, and Artisan sandwiches and salads (at expensive park prices, of course). Ordered our usual Mocha Cookie Crumble Frappuccino® (yes! they're back, once a seasonal item). The Main Street Bakery is now the Starbucks location in the Magic Kingdom. There is no indoor seating here (unlike the Disneyland California version). Review #1442

I think this spot stays busy at all times of the day due to it being the main spot for Starbucks. You'll find a few snacks, sandwiches and salads in the freezer but primarily drinks are the main item. Several registers are open to keep lines moving. For those on the dining plan, Starbucks is considered a snack credit - any drink, any size, any modification. Our drinks were delicious, and my son picked up the biggest doughnut ever! Very soft and fresh. Pick the chocolate icing.

Time for a Disney By James review. Man oh man... where do I start? The Main Street Bakery used to be one of the best spots for a quick, yet satisfying breakfast for those who decided to forego breakfast at the resort and get to the parks early. Then, enter Starbucks... Simply put, it's a Starbucks inside the Magic Kingdom. Same offerings as your local Starbucks, plus some additional "Disneyfied" selections and treats. Being that you're in Disney, you also get the "Disney bump" when it comes to the cost of your food and beverages... in addition, this place is always ALWAYS crowded. Be prepared to wait up to 20 minutes. But yet I still have 3 starts... why? The staff is phenomenal in how they handle the pressure, and the quality of the food and drinks is great.

I'd be curious to know who's responsible for staffing this Starbucks. There were definitely enough people behind the counter, but on more than one occasion when we visited, the weeds were thick - closer to what you'd experience at a real Starbucks, than some of the Disney-only concessions. Not for lack of caring - I saw plenty of hustle among the staff, but none of it efficient. This place needs a good manager - not to crack the whip, but to direct the efforts of the well-meaning counter kids. Not too shabby for Starbucks, but below standard for Disney, *especially* right on Main Street. One other thing - this place is 80% Starbucks and 20% Disney, so either up the Starbucks branding on the signage outside, or increase the Disney magic, b/c MSB is a shadow of what it could be, especially in comparison to the corner candy shop down the street.

This is your Magic Kingdom Starbucks location! If you're here at rope drop/park opening, skip it and come back after a few rides! The line will go down. Unfortunately no mobile ordering. It is a little bit of a wait to get your drinks but I didn't think it was too bad. You can also get the cutest MK mugs here :)

Love this place always. Mostly for the old timey atmosphere and the ladies in their baking outfits. And it's proximity to purses in the shop connected to it. Cupcakes- very good Decorated cutout cookies- very cute but not much flavor and a bit hard. Go for the other items

Main Street Bakery has been in the MK for as long as I can remember, but over the last few years it was one of a handful of eateries throughout WDW to be transformed into a Starbucks. Out of all the bux locations on property, this is one of my favorites - mainly because they did great job maintaining the aesthetics of Main Street USA *and* incorporating the original brown Starbucks logo from the 70s to better fit the theme. They also sell Disney-specific snacks and merch in addition to bux products. Lines are always long, but that's expected - it moves at a decent pace though; the cast members do a good job keeping the traffic flowing. There are many places to get coffee throughout the MK, but if you're a bux boy like me you'll appreciate Main Street Bakery - fuel up!

Oh boy is this place crowded. It makes sense since it's the most popular place to get Starbucks in Magic Kingdom and one of the first spots you see when you walk into the park. As someone who doesn't drink coffee I stopped by for a special Christmas Cinnamon roll. Be prepared to wait for at least 5-10 minutes for anything you order because it is always packed. After waiting 10 minutes and then watching my cinnamon roll sitting there for over a minute they finally called my name. I grabbed the cinnamon roll and made my way down Main Street to continue my Disney adventure. Now I don't know if I was just starving (which I was) but the cinnamon roll was warm and delicious. It's definitely big so I shared it with my sisters, but I could've eaten it on my own. Main Street bakery definitely has a ton of tasty treats and of course coffee, but just be ready to wait, so be sure you really need whatever you're ordering!

When it comes to Starbucks, you're either a fan, or you're not, it seems. As time goes on, I've gradually morphed into one, I guess. This is one of the very first stops you can make upon coming into the Magic Kingdom. Because of this, it usually is busy and is our destination for a quick snack and caffeinated drink. On this particular trip, we ended up with a butter croissant, cold brew and mango dragonfruit refresher. It is a different experience right now with the COVID precautions being taken, which also results in a quicker and less crowded experience. You will have to place your order through a thick plastic screen, talking to a person with a face shield on. It can be difficult to hear and be heard. Once that's done, there are limited areas to await your order, which still seems to take the same amount of time. The order came exactly as we made it. The cold brew was very good, and refreshing on a warm day. The croissant was warmed up and pretty difficult to stop eating. Good thing we shared it, I guess. A pretty good start to a good day in the park.

It's Starbucks at MK at WDW. It has your usual standard drinks, lemonade, tea and cold drinks. They do have a Mickey inspired cinnamon bun which you get 2 little ones and 1 bigger one in the middle. Quick service and very nice interior. Come on in if you want to get your Starbucks fix.

We stood in line to get in this Starbucks/bakery for at least 30 minutes. We felt it was worth it because they have bakery options that are park themed and specialty Starbucks drinks as well!

A converted bakery meets Starbucks! Love coffee and love sugary treats?? This is your stop. They have the collectable Starbucks mugs with the Magic Kingdom branding, and also the ornaments. These make awesome souvenirs! The line is usually split to two open sides. They are both pretty quick they have several cashiers per side. Be sure to check out the baked goods case. The cupcakes are fun! If you have an annual pass you do get a discount on merchandise here so be sure to ask when checking out. The drinks come up pretty quickly and they call you by name. Staff is usually friendly at the register but a little bit hit or miss at the drink pick up stations. Overall: A I always like when Disney and Starbucks met up in a park so I can refuel on coffee!

The Main Street Bakery, aka Starbucks in the Magic Kingdom, is a nice perk, although I do feel like it lost some of its magic when it became a Starbucks. However, Disney still has some special treats on offer at this location that make it a fun stop for your daily coffee fix. Lines can get long, so pack your patience!

Of all the Starbucks locations across the Walt Disney World Resort, this location might be my least favorite, but it's still a welcome addition to the park. In theory, this Starbucks ("Main Street Bakery") is in an excellent part of the park. It's located right on Main Street USA as you're walking into the Magic Kingdom, which serves as a great way to get that little boost of energy you'll need to carry you through the morning. In reality, it does give you that extra boost, but you'll probably end up waiting 10-20 minutes just to order, and the line can sometimes extend out the door during the busy parts of the day. One thing I really appreciate about this Starbucks is its attempt to make a large corporate chain fit into the theme of small town America. Disney accomplishes this objective, as always, through the art of storytelling. I won't spend too much time explaining the story here, but the next time you're waiting in line, take a look around and seek out some of the photos and other details scattered throughout the bakery. The story is told in an effective but very simple way. When it comes to food and drink here, Main Street Bakery is your typical Starbucks, serving coffees, teas, espressos, lattes, cappuccinos, frappuccinos, macchiatos, breakfast and mid-day sandwiches, pastries, cookies, scones, and more. The quality lives up to the Starbucks name, and I love how you can still earn Starbucks points (for those of you reward members like me) for dining here. As with the other Starbucks locations across Disney, you'll also find the terrific merger of Starbucks quality with Disney service. The Cast Members here are always friendly, polite, and accommodating. Considering the number of Guests in line at any given time, the line moves pretty well, too. Main Street Bakery might not be the best Starbucks location on property, but it is certainly a welcome addition to the park and has become a routine part of my Magic Kingdom morning.

Disney world was more crowded than I expected during covid. Maybe it was because it was leading up to the holidays and maybe it was because of the increased phasing, but boy did it seem busy. This bakery is of course located right on Main Street by the entrance. It also serves Starbucks drinks. So I guess it shouldn't have been surprised that this place was always poppin'. I skipped it in the morning because the line was so long. Revisited at night and it was just as long. Movement to get to the front was slow. Pick up was slow and there was changing of staff as I ordered. All I got was the seasonal cupcake and it took forever. Several customers in front of me has received both their drinks and cupcakes before I got mine. However when it came to the cupcake, it was very good. Aesthetically pleasing with a peekaboo Mickey when you cut through it. Beautiful sugar lights strung on the exterior. Taste-wise the red velvet and vanilla were moist and spot on with flavor. Frosting was too sugary but luckily there wasn't much on it to ruin the ratio. Really a very cool treat.

Start off your magical day in the park with a nice cold Frappuccino ®. "Main Street Bakery" appears to be a bakery from the outside, but Starbucks has transformed this location on Main Street into one of their own coffee shops. There are a few differences: you cannot place mobile orders, but you can use your Starbucks app or card to pay. Birthday rewards and free drinks from collecting stars are unredeemable, but you still receive stars for your purchases. There's two lines on both sides, both are usually long. The wait to order may not be bad, but the wait for your drink might take awhile. The menu options are the same as any other Starbucks, just a little more expensive here. I'm not sure if the employees can make drinks off-menu, I never asked. You can also buy Disney themed mugs and bottles here. The drinks you order also have Disney Parks branding as well.

Straight up Starbucks. And, arguably the worst run Starbucks I've been to. The Disney baked goods are gone, it's the standard Starbucks breakfast sandwiches and baked goods. Disney needs to fix this. It's the only coffee option near the entrance. We ended up getting coffee and breakfast at Friar Tuck and it wasn't too bad.

Went during lunch time so expect long lines. But other than that the service and staff working here is really nice and amazing. I love each holidays they come out with these amazing treats to eat and drink. All of which are so delicious and yummy. It's hard not to keep coming back for more.

The Main Street bakery houses a Starbucks coffee shop and also serves sweet treats and a few light meal options. Two lines form inside - one to the right and one to the left. There are counters (no bar stools or tables) on the right side of the shop. If you choose the left line, you will need to exit the shop and renter through the right door to access this small eating area. The Starbucks coffee costs slightly more than my local Starbucks which is unsurprising as this Starbucks is on Disney property. However, the price isn't too much more. Currently, $5.79 for a venti caramel macchiato. Light meal options include two sandwiches (one wrap and one not) and a salad. We ate the limited edition Halloween 2018 no-so-poison apple cupcake, which was delicious and now tops my all-time favorite Magic Kingdom desserts list; yes, the cupcake was that good! I recommend splitting the cupcake because the cupcake is both huge and very sweet. The apple spice cake was super moist and contained chunks of apples. The apple spice cake was topped with oodles and gobs of rich, sweet buttercream icing and accented with red spun sugar for a little crunch. I also got a bite or two with a pecan crunch topping, layered between the cake and buttercream icing. Yum!

This is basically the Starbucks Coffee for Magic Kingdom, located on the Main Street stretch of food and gift shop offerings. Neat and clean and well stocked. I got my Magic Kingdom Starbucks Been There mug here!

This can be one of the busiest Starbucks within the Disney parks, but they move lines super fast (one line on each side). Baristas are kind, knowledgable, and efficient. I came here several times on my recent trip to Disney and had great coffee. I love the Disney cups and turning the O in my name to Mickey's face.

I want to give this place more stars because they have never messed up my order and they are always so nice. My complaint about this is the lines. This isn't anything they can control, I understand that, but they could come up with a better queuing system after you place your order and wait on your drink. It seems like it gets really congested when you are waiting on your drink. Every time I get frustrated with the lines and the wait, I remind myself how lucky we are to have a Starbucks in The Magic Kingdom.

So lucky that Magic Kingdom has their own Starbucks! It's has everything a regular Starbucks has. Go early before the park opens to beat the crowds! We had no wait at 8:30 and the park opened at 9am.

While in Disneyworld wife and I stopped at Starbucks right on Main St. If you want something you will have too wait on a long line. Dont worry the line moves fast and the staff is amazing. There is aprox 12 cashiers taking orders and twice as many baristas making drinks. Had a coffee frap with whip and is was totally delicious. The service is super fast and staff are super friendly. Dont let the line discourage you.

This is Starbucks on Main Street USA. They still call it the bakery because Disney purists (like me) would complain even more if they put up a giant Starbucks logo and changed the name, but make no mistake about it - it's a Starbucks. The first thing you'll notice is the line - people do love their Starbucks all hours of the day. Don't let it fool you, the place is set up to handle the crowds. It won't take as long as it looks. The same line in my usual Starbucks would take 3 days. This one moves pretty fast. Same as any other Starbucks, but with just slightly higher pricing and the addition of disney-themed merchandise. Yes, you have to wait in line for the merch too. If you need your Starbucks fix, this is the place.

I bought 2 small slices of cheese cake for $11 and a brownie for $3.75. The brownie was tasty but the cheese cakes only had the texture of cheese cake. I asked what the cheese cake was made from and was told "tofu". I guess if I had not been spoiled by the taste of cheese cake from "vegan treats" of Bethlehem, Pa., I may not be so critical.

You would think that this would be an exceptional Starbucks because it's inside of Disney, but that's not the case. The lines are super long the majority of the time even with both sides of the store being open. The people at the register don't really have that special Disney MAGIC--and they could use a bit of it. Now, I understand it's Disney and there's a HUGE crowd all the time (can't even imagine how stressful it is to be behind the counter) however, having to wait 15-20 minutes for a drink is not okay. Honestly, if you can, just get like a soda or a Dole Whip or something and then get Starbucks outside of the park. There's no special "only at Disney" drink so you should be fine. (Unless you collect the "You Are Here" Starbucks cups and you want the Disney ones, then yeah, you might want to stop in.)

Thank goodness for starbucks in this heat. The uniform is super cute considering the theme of the Disney parks. The service was efficient but the server we had was miserable. I suppose I would be too seeing how bz it gets. There are some disney themed food. OK maybe one Seating is an issue here. For some reason they have plenty of waiting area but don't allow for much seating area and none on the inside where the air conditioning is.

IMO This is the best place to get coffee in the Magic Kingdom. Not only bec they handled the massive crowds masterfully but also because it's really Starbucks and it's really good coffee. Everyone in our party enjoyed their coffee, tea or apple juice. They also have all the treats that most Starbucks carry, wraps, muffins, fruit & various snacks but ohhh that delicious Starbucks coffee!

There is one thing you can count on when you go to either Disneyland or Magic Kingdom. You will see Starbucks located at Main Street USA. I like how the uniforms at this Starbucks is different that regular Starbucks uniform. QUICK TIP: NO ANNUAL PASS DISCOUNT, NO CARD RELOAD AND YOU CAN'T USE YOUR FREE REWARD. 3 stars!! Main Street Bakery is almost yummylicious!!

When I'm at the Magic Kingdom early in the morning, I always stop here first. I'm normally a coffee drinker, but here I always get the large hot chocolate. It is so rich and creamy.... YUM!! I also grab one of the huge muffins; my favorite is the chocolate chip, but when they are out of those I go for the blueberry which is also excellent. If you are here early morning, warning, more than likely the line will be almost out the door (even during the off season). Seems a lot of other people have the same plan as me. :) But, unlike the tourists, I take my hot chocolate and muffin down to the start of Main Street U.S.A. and plop on a bench to take in the fabulousness (is that a word?) of The Magic Kingdom and watch all the excited tourists entering the Park. The Cast Members here are great! When I've already had breakfast and just want my hot chocolate, I ignore the long line and go to one of the cash registers where a Cast Member is always more than willing to go get my hot chocolate for me. Great way to avoid the line if you aren't wanting to get food.

#MagicKingdomStarbucks Worst run location in all of Disney's magical land. They take your orders super fast and then have you wait in a crowd for 15-18 mins with irritable people, no organization to the pick up line and drinks are not as fresh waiting to be picked up by the time you think they called your name and you elbow your way through 100 people to the counter ... #Disney: you could do better~ focus on the pace in which the drinks get turned out to the customers .. I am so mad - never coming back

Yum. After a long day in the Magic Kingdom we needed a snack. This place was near the exit so we went inside. There were numerous varieties of baked goods. Cookies, cakes and pastries all were lined up behind glass tempting the line of hungry park goers. I opted for an oatmeal raisin cookie which turned out to be the size of a medium sized plate. It was soft and chewy and tasted perfect. If you want baked goods, this is the spot. Note: Disney dining plan is accepted. Most items count as one snack.

On a recent visit to Magic Kingdom my friend suggested starting out our day with some Starbucks. Starbucks? At Magic Kingdom? Yup, the Main Street Bakery is now actually a Starbucks. Cool. When we arrived I could not get over the lines. I expected to wait in line for awhile, but wasn't really worried since I wasn't in a rush. Imagine my surprise when we breezed through the line and didn't have to wait long for our drinks at all. There were PLENTY of baristas and they were super quick! They knew what they were doing in this place. Way to go Disney & Starbucks! I got a Peppermint Mocha and it was just like every other Peppermint Mocha I've had at any other Starbucks. I guess that is good right? The price was a bit higher, but since Starbucks is overpriced (in my opinion) to begin with it wasn't such a big deal to me. It was a cold, early morning and the hot coffee was very welcome. I wasn't quite sure what I thought about Starbucks IN the theme parks, but I now think they are a welcome addition.

I know you will still come here because let's face it, we are tired and need the first coffee we see upon entering the park. However, no matter the wait, if Camile is at the register, walk away. Get your coffee elsewhere. She was so incredibly rude to us it was an awful way to start our day. She was curt, condescending, and loud from the moment she blocked our entrance into the store to the moment she took our order. I know they deal with a ton of people but so do the other cast members. Don't work at the park if you don't like people.

This bakery has a long winding line that wraps outside a lot of the time. I finally got to try it. The great thing is they have to go containers all ready for you. I got a giant cinnamon roll to try and I enjoyed it for breakfast the next morning. I was able to use a snack credit for that item. :)

What happened to the original bakery? Gosh, I miss it so much! Don't get me wrong, I live & breathe Starbucks, but to remove the original Main Street bakery with all it's delicious pastries? Sigh. I wish they had kept the bakery the way it use to be & just brewed Starbucks. I visited the shop on their busiest day (12/31/14) and my experience was pleasant. Line moved very quickly, though it was about 20 mins deep and service was friendly. They do brew the seasonal specials! So I was happy about that. This location also has the pastries and breakfast sandwiches that your typical Starbucks has. Overall, if you love Starbucks, then you'll be happy it's invaded Disney's favorite theme park.

Starbucks... in the middle of Main Street U S A! Well this used to be the old Main Street Bakery but Starbucks took over and now every man, woman and teenager can get their Starbucks fix while enjoying the Magic Kingdom. The original bakery was always busy especially in the mornings when folks wanted their coffee and something sweet to snack on. The in change to Starbucks, making it somewhat larger and two serving lines, this place is always busy. I have been here a number of times now and no matter what time of day I go, it is packed. Expect a long wait. Granted, they have a large staff cranking out drinks non stop but there is always a wait. Their staff is Disney friendly, their coffee is normal Starbucks, their prices are slightly higher than a regular Starbucks. Must be the extra they pay Disney for having a location on property. Many of the other reviews say the same things so I won't repeat them but my favorite thing about each Starbucks on Disney Property is the exclusive mugs they sell that you can only get in each location. Yes i have the whole set... So just be warned, if you need your Starbucks fix or just want to walk around the Magic Kingdom looking 'cool'... stop in and grab a cup of your favorite brew.... just be prepared to wait for your thrills. Enjoy!

Basically this is the huge Starbucks on Main Street. It's like your average Starbucks except it's much bigger in scale (to accommodate the droves of tourists). They have plenty of Baristas working and they hustle to take orders and get the drinks out. The back up of lines and delays are usually due to indecisive customers so try to have your order ready before getting up to the register. They have the special "You Are Here" collection of mugs here so if you're a collector this is where you'll find the Magic Kingdom mug. I would just suggest you bring your patience. More times are busier than others. And remember, you're at Disney. No grumpiness allowed. ;)

You can't imagine how nice some cold drinks and sugary treats are after a long day in the park. Main Street Bakery in the Magic Kingdom offers park goers the much needed little burst of energy like an oasis in the desert. Pastries, cakes and desserts. Pick and choice what catches your eyes. Don't be afraid to throw in some caffeinated drinks. Slowly consume your treats while your legs rejuvenates. You still have a long day ahead of you. Banana Bread Pudding.. not quite moist enough but I won't complain.

Snack option great choice! You can get freakin venti size Starbucks for a snack on your DDP. Good way to say energized throughout the day

Gets very busy. Love the Starbucks Disney cups. Even for water don't know about the rest of the food.