Slushies?

[foreverducky]

I love slushies and especially the big ones you can get at BB. But I was wondering if there were any other slushies/shaved ice drinks sold at WDW. And if so, where are they? :wiggle:

[Tink]

Well, there are frozen Cokes and some other flavors in FW near test track. It's not always open though.

Kaki Gori (more like a snowcone) is always open in Japan. :yes:

[Johnie]

Do you want alcoholic or non alcoholic?

[foreverducky]

Doesn't matter, I'm open to either. But with the heat I tend to stay away from alcohol during the day.

[Tink]

Oh, nearly forgot. You can get them at Goofy's in DTD too. They have a larger variety there. Don't get the rainbow one though (a little of each). It ends up being a mess with no real flavor at all.

You used to be able to get small ones at the Outpost. Haven't had one there in years, so don't know if they still serve them there or not.

[foreverducky]

Gotcha, no rainbow. :D

[Johnie]

If you want alcohol, then France has two slushie drinks. One is a lemonaid kind of flavor and the other is Grand Marnier and is orange. There are also slushie drinks at the tea stand in China, alcoholic and non alcoholic. There are also the slushie margaritas in Mexico.

[Dorothy]

I'm addicted to Coke slushies which is the "real" reason I like to stay at Pop Century. They're the only value that has them :lol:

Billie when you move up here you can get what are called Icees and they're just like slushies :p015:

[Johnie]

We have Icees here too. We also have Slurpees at 7-11

[Dorothy]

Now I want a frozen coke :birdie:

[Beccaberry]

Do you want alcoholic or non alcoholic?


LOL. I notice you NEVER ask ME that question...

[Taja]

I'm craving a cherry Icee or Hawaiian Ice! :lol:

It's too hot and humid to go anywhere to get one, though. :sigh;

[Johnie]

LOL. I notice you NEVER ask ME that question...

:lol: I already know the answer!

[Dorothy]

LOL. I notice you NEVER ask ME that question...

And that would be because we already know what you are going to say :lol:

[Beccaberry]

Oh yes, well there's that....

[Dorothy]

Oh yes, well there's that....

And you giggle so cute when you've had a few too :lol:

[Beccaberry]

I very well do NOT!

[Dorothy]

I very well do NOT!

:tongue0011-1:

Hey, can we have Baileys in our coffee at breakfast again :D

[Tink]

Taja? It's humid in Arizona? :eek: That's new and different! :yes:

[Beccaberry]

:tongue0011-1:

Hey, can we have Baileys in our coffee at breakfast again :D

OMG. I'd totally forgotten about that...

Yes. Yes we can.

[Dorothy]

OMG. I'd totally forgotten about that...

Yes. Yes we can.

:smiley4: :penguinscarf:

[Taja]

Taja? It's humid in Arizona? :eek: That's new and different! :yes:

It's the "monsoon" season, Tink. Technically, not a monsoon, but it is in that it's an abnormal weather pattern.

The humidity generally arrives in late June/early July and sticks around until early to mid-September. It can vary widely from year-to-year. The moisture is swept into the state from the Gulf coast, producing storms as it mixes with drier, hotter air. We used to be able to depend on a nasty wind strom every afternoon followed by a severe thunderstorm and deluge of rain.

Now we have such an urban island of concrete and asphalt that the pattern has changed and we get a lot of humidity with some rain throughout the season.

Still, better two months of heat and humidity than shoveling snow for three or four months! :)

[foreverducky]

I just Sam Brown getting that orange alcohol slushie from France. I'm getting one of those, it looked so yummy!

[Dorothy]

I just Sam Brown getting that orange alcohol slushie from France. I'm getting one of those, it looked so yummy!

Is she licking the glass like Johnie did :lol:

[Johnie]

:tongue0011-1: it was good! And I had the white one, not the orange one.

[foreverducky]

:lol: no but she was amongst a line of people and it looked fabulous

[Dorothy]

:tongue0011-1: it was good! And I had the white one, not the orange one.

It actually did look pretty good :yes: