Pretzels in Orlando, FL

“Auntie Anne’s is one of my favorite stops when I’m craving a fresh, delicious pretzel. I love the flavor and texture—they always meet my expectations. However, at this specific location, the staff was not friendly. The customer service was lacking, which took away from the experience. Still, the product itself remains good.“

“Better than Annie’s and any other pretzel I have had. The taste is amazing. I had some earlier in the day and later that night. I microwaved them and they tasted almost as amazing when fresh. I highly recommend. The pace is a bit slow, but worth the wait.“

“i get auntie anne’s EVERY TIME i go to the orlando airport. they fill me with joy and pretzels. their service is great. their cheese is wonderful. their pretzel bites are top notch, magnificent even. if are you in the orlando airport and need ol’ reliable, then have i got the suggestion for you“

“Moose Juice, Goose Juice is one of those small but standout snack spots that captures everything that makes Seuss Landing special—whimsical, colorful, and just a little bit silly in the best way. Tucked near the front of Seuss Landing, not far from The High in the Sky Seuss Trolley Train Ride, this quirky kiosk is easy to walk past if you’re rushing to the next big attraction. But if you’re craving something cool, sweet, and playful, this place is worth the stop.

The theming is spot-on, right down to the curved signage and playful rhyme-inspired menu names. True to its name, the stand offers two signature frozen drinks: Moose Juice (typically green apple or sour apple-flavored) and Goose Juice (orange-tangerine or mango-citrus flavored). Both are frozen slushies, vibrant in color and bursting with fruity flavor, and they’re perfect for cooling down on a hot Florida day.

I tried both, and honestly, they were better than I expected. Moose Juice has a sweet-tart flavor with a fun sour edge, while Goose Juice is smoother, tropical, and refreshing. The consistency was great—not watery or too icy, which can sometimes be the case with theme park slushies. It tasted freshly blended and well-balanced. If you’re visiting on a scorching afternoon (which, let’s face it, is most days in Orlando), this is the kind of frozen drink that feels like instant relief.

In addition to drinks, the stand usually has a few quick snack options like pretzels and popcorn, but the slushies are the real stars here. It’s not a place for full meals—think of it more as a quick grab-and-go refreshment stop. That said, it’s a fantastic complement to walking around Seuss Landing, especially if you’ve just come off a water ride or need a break from the heat.

The service was quick and friendly. Even with a short line, the staff was upbeat and efficient, keeping things moving while still managing to be playful with younger guests who were excited about the colors and rhymes. The portion sizes were fair for the price (by theme park standards), and the bright drink colors even made for great photos—especially with the vibrant Seuss backdrop behind you.

One small but fun detail: the drink names and signage tie into Dr. Seuss’s Sleep Book, which makes it feel like you’re stepping directly into one of the stories. It’s just one of many examples of how Universal pays attention to the little things to keep the whole land feeling immersive.

Overall, Moose Juice, Goose Juice is the kind of snack stop that adds a lot of charm without taking up much of your day. It’s fast, tasty, and completely on theme. Whether you’re traveling with kids or just want a bright, cold treat as you explore the most colorful corner of the park, this stand is worth a visit.

Simple, silly, and delicious—the way Seuss would’ve wanted it.“

“Loved this place! There was no line and no wait. We just walked right up, ordered our beer, paid, and got our drinks. That easy! There were quite a few picnic tables nearby, all of which were pretty empty. The American pavilion was the best pavilion (as far as lines) that we'd seen all day. So we stopped and sat by the picnic tables. There were another set of picnic tables that we moved to when it started to rain a little more.“