Disneyland® Park’s Main St. U.S.A.® Receives Next Starbucks® Location
Nearly a year after announcing that they would add a Starbucks® location to each of their domestic parks, Disney Parks has released plans for their next location on Main Street, U.S.A.® inside Disneyland® Park.
This fall, Starbucks® will debut inside the Market House. Closing in April for a refurbishment, the Market House will be expanded into the neighboring space currently occupied by Disneyana. The new location will still carry the theme of a turn-of-the-century general store, but will serve Starbucks® products and a selection of pastries. While the Market House will no longer serve their current Disney branded coffee or offer free refills like they do now, there’s no need to say “farewell!” Guests will still be able to purchase it in select retail locations to make at home.
The current offerings of Disneyana will be combined with the Disney Gallery inside the Bank of Main Street building. At this time, no exact dates have been announced for the closing or reopening. The new Market House location will be the second Starbucks® inside the parks of the Disneyland® Resort – the first opened as the Fiddler, Fifer and Practical Café last June inside Disney California Adventure® Park.
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