Disney: Woody's Lunch Box set for Toy Story Land






When Toy Story Land opens next summer at Disney’s Hollywood Studios, visitors will be able to eat at Woody’s Lunch Box, Walt Disney World announced on Tuesday.
It’s the first mention of food service for the under-construction land, which will feature a roller coaster called Slinky Dog Dash, the Alien Swirling Saucers ride, plus the existing Toy Story Mania attraction, which opened in 2008.
Woody’s Lunch Box will be a walk-up counter service eatery. In a post on the official Disney Parks Blog, the company did not share details about the menu beyond “old-fashioned soda floats.”



The theme park currently has “Toy Story” themed food service at Woody’s Round-up in the Pixar Place section of the attraction.
The new eatery represents a Disney partnership with Mini Babybel, which also was announced as the “official snack cheese” of Walt Disney World, Disneyland and Disney Cruise Line on Tuesday.
The theming of Woody’s Lunch Box will continue that already reveled for Toy Story Land, which will figuratively shrink guests down to the size of Andy’s toys. A rendering includes bigger-than-life Tinker Toys, Cootie figures, Green Army Men and Scrabble tiles spelling out “TOILETS.”
Also under construction at Hollywood Studios is a land dubbed Star Wars: Galaxy’s Edge, which will open in 2019.



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