AT-AT popcorn bucket now in Disney Parks

November 29, 2017

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Check out this great article over at Walt Disney News Today looking at the new giant AT-AT popcorn bucket, which fans are sure to be clamouring over.

$25.00 per bucket, and good luck getting it home.

Available at the Tomorrowland popcorn cart in Disneyland Park, guests can now take home a classic AT-AT filled with popcorn.

The price is a little steep at $25.00, but it is pretty cool and looks to be quite large. Luckily, Disneyland is limiting just one per guest to make sure that everyone gets one.

This “bucket” should also be arriving at Walt Disney World soon, likely being sold at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Oh, and don’t expect there to be a lot of popcorn in it…

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Check out this great article over at Walt Disney News Today looking at the new giant AT-AT popcorn bucket, which fans are sure to be clamouring over.

$25.00 per bucket, and good luck getting it home.

Available at the Tomorrowland popcorn cart in Disneyland Park, guests can now take home a classic AT-AT filled with popcorn.

The price is a little steep at $25.00, but it is pretty cool and looks to be quite large. Luckily, Disneyland is limiting just one per guest to make sure that everyone gets one.

This “bucket” should also be arriving at Walt Disney World soon, likely being sold at Disney’s Hollywood Studios. Oh, and don’t expect there to be a lot of popcorn in it…