Walt Disney World in Florida becomes the first Disney Park to go vegan

Seems like the world is becoming more conscious towards animal cruelty, and the latest example of it is set by the Walt Disney World in Florida going green. In a remarkable step, Florida’s Disney World has become the first Disney Park to go vegan.
Renowned as the Happiest Place on Earth, the Disney World theme park is now ready to make vegans across the globe happier by announcing that its two theme parks will be serving vegans with plant-based options at the on-site restaurants.

According to the authorities, more than 400 vegan options will be added in the menu at the restaurants inside the Orlando theme park from the beginning of October. It’s being called a major step as there are over 600 restaurants and eateries at Orlando’s Walt Disney World and Disneyland Resort in Anaheim, California.
Very soon, both the parks will have vegan options at all the eateries. Some of the interesting dishes have already been announced and are named as Tatooine Two Suns Hummus (Star Wars-inspired) or Le Fou Festin. Carrot Gnocchi and Cauliflower Tacos.

At Disney’s Animal Kingdom eateries, people will be served Chili-Spiced Crispy Fried Tofu and Eggless Florentine. However, Disney is playing it safe when it comes to terms in the menu. They are carefully calling the food items as plant-based and not vegan. The park will also be adding a new green leaf logo to help guests in identifying the plant-based plates.

When it comes to plant-based food options, Disneylands at Paris and Hong Kong too have some options available on site, such as Risotto-style Spelt with Mushrooms at Disneyland Paris and Pan-fried Vegetables with Plant-based Dumplings at Hong Kong Disneyland.