Food
The park offered a wide variety of foods at its quick-service restaurants, including Colonel Hawkins, Congo Cafe, and La Fiesta (formerly called The Sweet Shoppe). There were also stands including Tropical Smoothies (selling bacon wrapped hot dogs and smoothies), Roasted Corn, Dippin' Dots, and a Portable Food Unit selling churros, pretzels, etc. In previous years, restaurants included Casa Ortega (Mexican Cuisine), Clayton Shurley's Texas BBQ, Wiley's Pizza, and a sandwich stop.
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