If you’re looking for some Starbucks during your visit to Disneyland, this post has you covered. We’ll discuss the two Starbucks options inside the parks, one in Downtown Disney, and the two that guests coming from a bit farther away should know about. Read on to learn what you need to know about Starbucks at Disneyland!
Downtown Disney Starbucks
The Downtown Disney Starbucks is the only full-service Starbucks open to the public on Disneyland property. This is like any other Starbucks, with the standard menu and promos and the ability to use the full suite of Starbucks Rewards perks and mobile order. If you get a beverage here, you’ll be able to bring it into the parks.
They sell Discovery Series mugs here, but not Disneyland-specific mugs. Instead, you’ll have the options of Los Angeles, Orange County, and California.
The Downtown Disney Starbucks is most conveniently located for guests coming from the Disney hotels and parking lot trams. Guests coming from the Harbor Boulevard entrance will have a small walk, no more than five minutes past the park gates, into Downtown Disney. Coming from the parks it’ll be on the left, from the hotels it’ll be on the right. It’s immediately west of the World of Disney store, which is the second closest building to the parks.
There’s limited seating inside and limited seating outside, though you shouldn’t have trouble finding a spot somewhere nearby in Downtown Disney.
Note that if you’re visiting the parks for Early Entry, or if the parks open early during your visit, this store doesn’t always open super early. Check the hours before heading over there from the park gates, and mobile order a few minutes in advance if you can.
Starbucks Inside Disneyland
The Starbucks inside Disneyland is on Main Street, on the east (right when facing the castle) side. It’s called Market House, and the old-style Starbucks logo is on the window.
Like the store in Disney California Adventure, this is a licensed Starbucks store. It sells a wide range of Starbucks beverages, but it isn’t operated by Starbucks. You can’t redeem Starbucks rewards here or use Starbucks mobile order, but you can use Starbucks gift cards (and Disney gift cards) and the Starbucks app to pay, and you’ll earn stars. Magic Key holders get discounts here.
They have Disneyland mugs available here. There is no inside seating. The menu is available in the Disneyland app (search for Market House).
Starbucks Inside Disney California Adventure
The Starbucks inside Disney California Adventure is Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe. Enter the park, head down Buena Vista Street, and it’ll be on the right just as you get to the hub, in the same structure as Clarabelle’s Hand-Scopped Ice Cream.
Again, this is a licensed Starbucks store. It sells a wide range of Starbucks beverages, but it isn’t operated by Starbucks. You can’t redeem Starbucks rewards here or use Starbucks mobile order, but you can use Starbucks gift cards (and Disney gift cards) and the Starbucks app to pay, and you’ll earn stars. Magic Key holders get discounts here.
They have Disney California Adventure mugs available here. There’s a good amount of seating inside, but it will fill up for much of midday. The menu is available in the Disneyland app (search for Fiddler, Fifer & Practical Cafe).
Starbucks Outside Disneyland
Finally, if you’re coming from farther than the immediate collection of Harbor Boulevard hotels, you’ll have two options depending on which side you’re coming from. Coming from the south there’s a Starbucks at Harbor and Katella. From the north, there’s one at Harbor and Ball, next to the gas station.
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