But if you pause at the $8.75 price tag, we've got an insider tip for you on how to save a couple bucks on that Disneyland corn dog.
The corn dogs at the Little Red Wagon are freshly dipped in batter and fried to order, elevating these rather humble dogs to something fans crave long after returning home. Disney several years ago famously ditched their all-beef hot dogs for a beef-and-chicken mix, but under this crispy and ever-so-lightly-sweet cornbread shell, they still taste fantastic.
But Disney sells you more than just a freshly-dipped corn dog for that $8.75. It includes a "small bag of chips," as well, with the option of substituting a bag of apple slices, instead. Yet here's the third option that Disney doesn't tell you about — you can choose neither.
Just tell the host or hostess taking your order that you would prefer not have the chips or the apple slices, and the host will knock the price of the corn dog down to $6.50. That's a $2.25 discount, simply by foregoing a small bag of Lay's potato chips.
This tip works at any Disney food cart or counter-service restaurant that bundles chips or fruit with the main item you are ordering. If you don't really want the side item, just say so, and enjoy a discount. You'll also save calories by not guilt-eating an accompaniment you didn't want or need, anyway, just because you paid for it.
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Well, believe it or not, I've found a solution; and if you follow this plan, I guarantee you won't just be saving a measly $2.25, oh no, you won't even pay a single cent. Are you ready? Ok...
The real secret to saving money on Disneyland corn dogs is.....not buying Disneyland corn dogs. Problem solved!!!
Anyway, the discount tip is great for those who don't want the side and it does work at every Disney counter service restaurant (at least in my experience). However, it will not work at most other theme parks unless they specifically sell items a la carte.
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