Disneyland Churro Cart

Nothing beats Disneyland churros. Even at its steep price, churros are the most frequent thing my bf and I buy when we go. They are always crispy and warm with the right amount of cinnamon and sugar. Even though Costco churros are cheaper, the quality isn’t as good as Disneyland.

Disneyland Churros are the best churros!
I had my very first Disneyland Churro two years ago and I was honestly surprised at how good it was. It tasted so fresh — crispy on the outside and warm and soft on the inside. Perfection! This time around we got churros again and they were just as good as we remembered. Thumbs up!
At $ 4.50 a pop it’s a little pricey… but of course it is, you are at Disneyland. Is anything there cheap? Honestly though, they are worth it. Definitely give it a try if you haven’t already. Disneyland makes everything spectacular and their churros are no exception!

Excellent churros, reasonably priced for Disney prices and always served hot. Something about these things are addicting. They always seem to be perfect in taste and quality.
Love them!!!

Love the churros at Disneyland! It was warm and delicious. Unfortunately, the price seems a big steep for fried dough with cinnamon sugar.

What’s a churro? I never had a real churro in Hawaii, I think I may have had some at Taco Bell or something. So my boyfriend said I had to have one at Disneyland. We went to look for this little cart. It’s located at the end of Main Street after you pass the Walt Disney statue. There are several other churro carts throughout the park and California Adventure Park as well.
So my boyfriend was going to buy me one but I said I think I just want a small bite of yours so let’s just get one, plus it was $ 4. I wasn’t sure if I was going to like it since it didn’t look super appealing to me.
The weather was cool and the churro we got was nice and warm. The setting was perfect with that warm cinnamony smell. I took a bite and was like whoa whoa whoa what was that?!?
It was hot and crispy, covered in cinnamon sugar. Although it was crispy outside, it was soft in the middle. I loved it. I loved it so much I had four more over the course of the next two days. Forget the sharing, we had to get one each or else there may have been some violence in the happiest place on Earth.
So from now, churros are a must get whenever I go to Disneyland… at least but not limited to one.

THE BEST CHURRO!
Asides from the The Red Wagon and their famously known corn dogs is Disneylands churros. How good can a churro made from a cart really be? The Unilocal stars speak for themselves. I was a bit skeptical at first until I had my first churro a few years back. I’m not one huge on sweets but this is an exception.
Always fresh it’s crispy with a little crunch on the outside and immediately when you bite inside it’s soft and warm. It’s mouthwatering and delicious. The tastebuds will go wild with all the cinnamon and sugar, it’s not overloaded but just enough.
$ 5.00 for a churro might sound a bit pricey and unfortunantly they don’t accept Annual Pass holder discounts but with something this good, it’s well worth it.
If you want to go all out, try the churro sandwich. It’s as delicious.

Agh! They keep raising the prices at Disneyland for the churro but for those that have had it you know you’ll still get one. I’m pretty sure most people who have been to Disneyland has had one of these either as a kid of as an adult. It’s one of those Disneyland staples.
They do not tape AP discounts as a reminder!
These things are delicious, light and crunchy on the outside and soft and chewy on the inside. Super pricey but it’s worth it.
Plenty of these carts around Disneyland and DCA so it’s never hard to find one. Usually you’ll be able to find one without a long line.
Super important note. Sometimes the churro are cold or cold/​warm and tastes pretty terrible. Tell them immediately and they’ll make sure you get a hot one. Not once have they gave me any hassle about this. THey’re really good about doing that.
One bite and you’ll be back in your childhood!

Disneyland churros are made by Mexicans under the cart, which has a whole in the middle that they can secretly hand the churro to the cart attendant. You have to pay real close attention to not miss it. I’m serious… Why else would the churros be so dang good? I mean, the only place the churros give Disney churros competition, is bloody Mexico. Yep, that’s right, I’m telling you, they’re definitely authentic tasting! :D
So don’t you miss out on this sweet, crisp, yet soft center, cinnamon stick of awesomeness. You simply owe it to yourself to try it. And the best part is, they’re only $ 4! Great affordable treat if you have little ones, you can break em in half and bam! you have two snacks for their tiny hands! When bringing my (now adult) children (because I tell my 22 yr old son, «You will ALWAYS be my child») to Disney while they were growing up, it was always an affordable & ‘easy to hold’ treat. You can grab it and still walk to your next attraction, trust me, your kid won’t let it drop or fall once he’s tasted it! Enjoy! ;)

Oh no, it was not good and expensive too. Our churros tasted old and stale, nasty. Better churros at Del Taco and cheaper too.

Jesus Christ almighty. These are the best damn churros that I’ve ever had in my life. Of all the churros that I’ve had in CA and NY, nothing even comes close to how delicious the Disneyland churros are. These churros are light, crunchy on the outside, but oh so soft and chewy on the inside.
So you say $ 5 is pretty pricey for a churro? Yes it is, but you won’t regret it. I’ve gone through days at Disneyland in which I devour 2 – 3. Why on earth has no one come close to copying this recipe is beyond imagination, but because of that, I will happily go back again and again just to buy a churro.

These are the best churros I’ve ever had, I’ve always loved the churros at Disneyland ever since I was a kid. Every visit to The Happiest Place On Earth hasn’t been complete without having these amazing pieces of goodness.
The price is a bit on the expensive side but it’s worth it, no others can compare. I get them when they are fresh and hot and they are heavily rolled in cinnamon and sugar. They are crunchy and flaky on the outside but super soft on the inside like it should be.
You will never find another churro as good as the ones at the Disneyland Churro Cart, they must sprinkle some pixie dust and all that on these things because they will definitely have you hooked and wanting more.

It’s a Wednesday during summer around 2 or 3 and there’s maybe 3 people in line in front of us. I assume it should take 2 minutes max until it’s our turn to order, but no it took around 10 minutes. For a cart that already has the churros cooked it took way longer than it should have. Ordered the churro ice cream sandwich ~$ 6 and the strawberry crème ~$ 4.
First, they make you assemble the churro sandwich yourself. So they give you ice cream in a cup and the churro buns. Second, the strawberry crème coating tasted very artificial, almost like strawberry kool aid. It was just ok and not as hot as I wanted.

There’s not much more that I can say that hasn’t already been covered by the other reviews. Churros are a staple to my Disney vacation childhood!
Before there was California Adventure Land, when Toon Town was the newest attraction and fast passes were only a concept that sounded like something they’d speak of in Tomorrowland… the smell of freshly baked churros lingered near Main Street.
I think I became a fan of churros because of Disneyland. No other churro has lived up to the taste of the ones in DL. I’m not sure what they do to them. But they are amazing! It’s been six years since I’ve been to DL before this past weekend and I was SO excited to purchase one of these things.
I can’t complain about price because I really don’t have any clue what they cost when I was a child. But I knew, just like any other amusement park… I’m going to pay a ridiculous amount for things. But this is one thing that I won’t ever complain about paying for in Disney. You can’t put a price on your childhood!

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Don’t eat here unless you want every churro after this to be ruined for you. I stopped at Disneyland on a trip from San Diego to Santa Monica JUST to get a Disneyland Churro Cart Churro. That is how serious I am about these churros. I take my boyfriend here just so we can Lady and the Tramp a perfect churro (and if we get on Space Mountain later, so be it).
The crispy outer layer with just the right dusting of powdered sugar that clings around the edges of your mouth causing tingles of sweetness… The warm ooey gooey interior that contrast the crunch on the outside so well… I’m transported into a little churro happy place every time I take my first bite.
And everyone who calls out the steep price for what is, yes, simply flour, water, and sugar… well they’ve never had the cold, rock hard disappointment of a $ 6 Universal Studios (Halloween Horror Nights) churro.

Amazing concept. Yummy ass vanilla ice cream sandwiched in-​between by two delicious churros.
The only problem– the churro ice cream sandwich is almost impossible to freaking hold. It should be called a wet churro ice cream instead and given a fork! The melty center was too melty…
But damn makes for a freaking bad ass pic!

So, I’ve never had churros before but these were delicious!
Warm, crispy exterior and chewy in the middle, coated with sugar and cinnamon… heaven! They are pretty pricey at $ 4 each since I can probably eat 2 – 3 sticks of them ;).
Great option if you are craving sweet treats while visiting Disneyland.

How I heard of this place: On an evening walk through Downtown Disney with my sister and my mom, we happened by a churro cart — or two, and finally stopped to partake.
Type of cuisine: Churros! A variety of flavors and dips to complement.
Ambiance: A small, red and yellow cart parked at various Downtown Disney intersections.
What I ordered: The purist: Cinnamon Sugar ($ 4) churro.
What I loved: The warm, nostalgic, sweet treat shared with my mom.
Why I loved it: A warm-​ish California winter evening shared with my mom and my sister in our old — yet completely new — stomping grounds.
Cost: High ($ 4 per churro, dips not included)

Ahhh was disappointed in why the oreo churro was only half the size when compared to the other churros! It tasted limp and not what was expected. The other flavor strawberry cream also did not look appealing nor taste like what it is… Reminds me more of artificial flavoring :(
On the brighter note, can’t go wrong with cinnamon apple, salted caramel, and the original cinnamon churro.
All in all, I suggest getting the latter. Save your $ 5 and try their churro ice cream sandwiches next time.

Ok, I like DL’s churros. I really shouldn’t considering I used to sell them when I worked at DL in High School. But dammit, they are still as good as they were back when I was selling them for $ 1.25 ea. The price has gone up considerably and I flinched when having to pony up $ 4 for ONE churro. But seriously, unless you’re dead inside, how can you not like a hot, crispy on the outside, soft on the inside pastry covered in cinnamon sugar deliciousness?
I assume they still use the same Tio Pepe’s brand as they look and taste exactly the same. And I believe this is a brand you can buy frozen at the grocery store, but I doubt it would taste the same if you were to make it at home.
Bottom line: Treat yourself and family to these next time you’re in the park (churro wagons are sprinkled all over DL and DCA). It’s just not a trip to DL without a fresh, hot churro.

Magical Churros!
So many vendors all throughout Disneyland sell them.
$ 4 each.
Very simple churro but it taste so much more better because you are eating it at Disneyland!
I have been told by many people that Tomorrowlands Churro cart makes the best ones.