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8 Things We Love About Woody’s Lunch Box at Walt Disney World

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Toy Story Land at Disney’s Hollywood Studios has two fabulous attractions inside the toy wonderland. There’s a lot to love in this land including the quick-service restaurant called Woody’s Lunch Box. Here are 8 things we love about this fun eatery!

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8. Green Army Men stand guard over the eating area.

The Green Army Men offer their protection and surveillance services while you eat at Woody’s Lunch Box. These aren’t the live version that you can interact with inside Toy Story Land. Rather, these are the stationary army men high atop a lookout tower built with Tinker Toys that stands about the eating area at Woody’s Lunch Box. It’s a fun and creative part of this quick-service restaurant.

7. The lunch box itself

The restaurant pick-up windows are housed inside a huge lunch box in Andy’s backyard. It would appear that Andy has left his lunch box in his backyard, and the toys have propped it open with a giant thermos. Even the cashier’s kiosks look like a juice box and a box of animal crackers.

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6. BBQ Brisket Melt

This sandwich sounds simple enough, and I’m not sure why it’s so surprisingly good, but it features shaved brisket, pickles, BBQ sauce and cheddar and Monterey Jack cheeses. It must be the magic of Toy Story Land! Enjoy it with the tomato-basil soup! It’s delicious.

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5. Grilled Cheese Toy Story Land-style

This is not your boring grilled cheese sandwich with toasted white bread and a slice of processed cheese. On the contrary, the Grilled 3-Cheese Sandwich served at Woody’s place includes provolone cheese, cheddar cheese and cheddar cream cheese! It’s an ooey-gooey delightful childhood favorite—one that can be enjoyed at Toy Story Land by kids (and kids at heart) of all ages!

4. Totchos!

This menu item is really good! If you like chili-Fritos pie, you’ll enjoy this take on it, which features tater tots loaded with chili, corn chips, cheese, sour cream and green onions. Woody calls it “Totchos” since it’s like nachos with a tater tot base!

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3. Tarts—way better than Pop Tarts!

Woody’s Lunch Box not only serves ice cream floats for dessert, but there are also tarts on the menu. The Raspberry Lunch Box tart is filled with raspberry jam and features strawberry fondant on the outside with crunchy little candy pearls. The Chocolate-Hazelnut Lunch Box tart features a chocolate and hazelnut filling with maple fondant on the outside that is topped with crumbled candied bacon. This one is different to say the least, but incredibly good!

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2. Choose your side!

Each of the sandwiches served for lunch and dinner at Woody’s Lunch Box is served with your choice of tomato-basil soup, veggie macaroni salad (macaroni tossed with Italian dressing, onions, peppers, tomatoes and cucumbers) or tater tots, endearingly called “potato barrels.” You can’t go wrong, so when you visit Woody’s Lunch Box, be sure everyone orders a different side so you can try them all!

1. Mystic Portal Punch (with or without the souvenir cup)

Yum! This fun non-alcoholic concoction is a favorite among Guests at Toy Story Land. You can enjoy it with or without the fun souvenir cup that features a Green Alien Man on the bottom with “the claw” positioned over him. The drink itself is Mountain Berry Blast flavored Powerade with lemon-lime and tangerine flavorings. So while the drink isn’t necessarily the most creative offering at Woody’s new hang-out, it sure is fun to drink in the “claw cup” as you explore Andy’s backyard at Toy Story Land.

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About Rebekah Tyndall Burkett

Rebekah grew up in Forney, Texas and lives just outside of Dallas. She’s been a Disney superfan since childhood, experiencing the magic at Walt Disney World for the first time at the age of 11. Journeys to Neverland are at least a yearly occurrence for her, her husband and her four children (the Fab Four). When they go to the parks, they stay in Florida for three weeks at a time. Rebekah loves exploring the history of the parks, the genius behind the Magic in the person of Walt Disney, and she is intrigued by all things Disney World and Disney Imagineering. When in the parks, Rebekah and her husband Scott make the most of their time by enjoying every minute with their Fab Four, by delving deeper into Walt’s vision for the parks and into the history behind the Walt Disney World Resort, and by photographing the many different types of architecture at Magic Kingdom, Disney’s Hollywood Studios and on the World Showcase at EPCOT. When she’s not in the parks, Rebekah is excitedly setting travel dates and planning her family’s next adventure to their happy place deep within the Sunshine State. On breaks from planning her next trip, Rebekah is a writer, journalist and children’s author, penning children’s books about kids with special needs that she affectionately calls “believement-achievement” stories. Her hobbies include creative writing, paper crafting and interviewing Imagineers. She is also an advocate for Autism Awareness and for children with developmental disabilities of all kinds.