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Casey’s Corner is a great counter service dining option my family and I discovered while visiting the Magic Kingdom for the first time. It’s located at the end of Main Street so it’s easy to grab a quick bite as you enter or leave the park, or as you pass through the hub from one land to another. Casey’s Corner celebrates all things baseball, from fun memorabilia to yummy food you’d expect from a baseball park.
Casey’s Corner Menu
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Hot dogs are a quintessential baseball food and thus the cornerstone of the menu at Casey’s Corner as well. They offer chili-cheese dogs, polish sausages, corn dog nuggets and even a barbecue slaw hotdog. You’ll also find a condiment bar where you can create your own perfect dog with traditional toppings, plus a few extras like salsa and liquid cheese! Speaking of liquid cheese, my favorite food at a ball park is nachos, and Casey’s Corner has that covered too.
You won’t find many healthy options here but you can substitute apples slices for french fries. If you do opt for apples instead of fries, then you can easily justify a yummy ballpark inspired dessert like cotton candy or cracker jacks!
Photo Credit: Karen Heffren /Desert TravelingMom
Tips for Eating at Casey’s Corner
There’s both outdoor seating and an expanded indoor seating area available. If your timing is right, you may catch their piano player, playing ragtime tunes outside. On busy days, the line can extend out the front door and into main street; head inside toward the far right register, which typically offers the shortest line.
While at Walt Disney World’s Magic Kingdom, be sure to visit Fantasyland and all its fun offerings including the new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train Ride opening May 28th!
Note: I was a guest of Disney for the TravelingMom Retreat.
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