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Florida Spring Training: Your Guide To Touring The Grapefruit League |
The hot dogs are remarkably good at WDW — some of the best in Spring Training. But they are the same dogs you had in the WDW theme parks; so you may want to try another offering like the Grand Slam Cheeseburger. Better yet, try the truly unique offering here, the gyro. This is a fantastic sandwich. The lamb is cooked right in the booth (called “Gyro Express,” it’s located on the right field side) and is taken off the cooker as you place your order. Lots of meat and lots of cucumber sauce make this a do not miss item. Just be sure to grab lots of napkins. While beer at WDW may not be exactly what Uncle Walt wanted, it is available here at the ballpark. Drink it quick before it gets warm and make sure it doesn’t spill; there are no cup holders in the arms of Cracker Jack’s seats. If you’re looking for the hard stuff, you’ll find that too. The stadium has a couple of full liquor stands. The drinks they serve are strictly take-away as the stands have neither bars nor bar stools. Note: One of the best things about the park is the several concession stands that face the field. Buying your hot dogs and beer at these stands allows you to turn and watch the game as you wait in line. Surprisingly, the lines at these stands seem to be significantly shorter than those at the stands on the outer concourse even though both offer the same food. Didn't find what you were looking for? Try a Google search.
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