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When visiting Magic Kingdom, we often find ourselves sloughing through the park towards the delicious smell of Tex-Mex cuisine. Located in the heart of Frontierland, Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn is a spacious refuge for hungry Disney Guests in search of a quick and tasty meal. Credit: YesterlandWhat Land is Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café In? Mosey on over to Frontier land, and right before you take a spin on Big Thunder Mountain Railroad, hitch your horse to the Old West Saloon. Inside, you’ll find the family-friendly quick-service restaurant serving up Texas-style grub to feed your trail party. After dining in the spacious air-conditioned rooms, head next door to see the Country Bear Jamboree, a Magic Kingdom opening day attraction. Still hungry? Get to the churro cart across the “street” and watch the barges float over to Tom Sawyer Island while you enjoy classic Theme Park cinnamon sugar! What to Order at Pecos Bill Tall Tale Inn & Café Disney tells us to “Rustle up some grub” and we’re listening. We highly advise stopping by to see Bill’s Inn and Café to “tell tall tales over chicken fajitas, southwest salad, and the bacon cheeseburger — all before riding off into the sunset to the taste of sweet treats like mini churros with dipping chocolate.” Disney has been working on this large quick-service restaurant for some time, from its construction updates prior to Magic Kingdom’s 50th birthday to the menu overhaul that occurred a few

As a new movie blockbuster franchise gains steam, one star has further cemented himself as a box office powerhouse and it may pave the way for his future endeavors to be gold. Credit: ABCMovie reboots aren’t new. Neither are movie prequels. Cinema has always had one of its many roots in retellings; in showing viewers how something really happened; in rewriting a character’s journey by giving audiences more pieces to play with. We only need to look at, for example, Disney, to see that this trend of prequels isn’t going away any time soon. From George Lucas’ Star Wars prequel trilogy to Angelina Jolie and Emma Stone as Maleficent and Cruella, respectively, audiences love to find out the truth about their favorite characters. Credit: DisneyWhile not a Disney property, Warner Bros. Wonka (2023) is likely to reignite a love for the popular chocolatier made famous by Roald Dahl’s Charlie and the Chocolate Factory (1964). The new film from Paul King will act as a prequel to the beloved literary work, with the musical fantasy adventure boasting a stellar cast to tell its tale. Timothée Chalamet takes on the titular character of Willy Wonka, with Keegan Michael-Key (Jingle Jangle: A Christmas Journey), Olivia Colman (The Favourite), Sally Hawkins (The Shape of Water), Rowan Atkinson (Johnny English), and Jim Carter (Downton Abbey) star in supporting roles. Credit: Timothée Chalamet InstagramOf course, the on-screen life of Willy Wonka already has a firm footing in the cinematic