Disneyland Named Most Vegan-Friendly Amusement Park

The happiest place on Earth was just awarded the title of most vegan-friendly amusement park by animal advocacy group PETA. Some of Disneyland's most iconic snacks include turkey legs, sparkling churros and corn dogs, but there are meat-, egg- and dairy-free options on menus all over the park for those who eat plant-based.

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At various restaurants around the California park, diners with dietary restrictions have access to egg-free Mickey Mouse-shaped waffles and soft pretzels, vegan gumbo in a bread bowl, barbecue and portobello Philly sandwiches, and sorbet dipped in dark chocolate and sprinkles. PETA actually has a long-winded list of Disney's plant-based magic eats — burgers, spaghetti, skewers, burritos and more — which also details ways to ask your waitress to modify a meal in order to make it comply with the diet.

Also, one of Disney's all-time best desserts ever is vegan-friendly. Has anyone ever heard of Dole Whip? That's what we thought. The pineapple-flavored, dairy-free, soft-serve and all-around iconic sweet treat is sold at Disneyland, but also at Walt Disney World's Magic Kingdom, Polynesian Resort and Pop Century Resort in Orlando, Florida.

Vegan-friendly amusement parks that received honorable mentions from PETA include Cedar Point in Ohio, Epcot in Florida and Universal Studios in Hollywood. Not into Splash Mountain or It's a Small World? Take a load off at any of these vegan-friendly resorts.